The 5-time Rejected Gamma & the Lycan King

Chapter 92

A quarter to five in the morning, Xandar was resting his head on the bed next to his mate, taking i n her scent as he stroked her hand when, suddenly, he heard her soft moan. His body shot up from the chair, and he inched his face closer to hers as he uttered, “Baby. Baby, are you awake? Can you hear me?”

Lucianne’s fingers moved slightly in Xandar’s hand, and her eyelids pressed down for a moment before they opened halfway to reveal those dazed black orbs. Her dry lips parted as she muttered,” Xandar.”

Xandar’s eyes were tearing up with relief and joy. “Baby. Oh, Goddess. You’re okay. You’re okay.” H e kissed her on her lips and she responded, albeit very weakly.

When she felt his tears and he pulled away, she asked weakly, “What’s wrong, Xandar? Are you okay?”

He scoffed. She was the one on the hospital bed. He chuckled as he said, “I am now, my love.” He kissed her forehead, her nose and her cheek. “I missed you.”

She smiled with heavy eyelids as her hand started stroking his in retum. He kissed her fingers before saying, “I’m going to go get a doctor, okay? I won’t take long.”

“Wh-What? Wh-Where am I?” Lucianne started looking around as quickly as she could manage.

Xandar panicked. He didn’t want her to strain herself so he held her face gently in his hands and cooed, “Shh. Baby, you’re okay. You’re safe. You’re in a hospital. I’ll explain everything but I need to get a doctor to check on you first, okay?”

“Okay.” She answered slowly and softly.

When Xandar left her side, Lucianne saw a bottle of water on the nightstand and tried to reach for i t. Xandar beat her to it, and he helped her sit up before holding the bottle for her as she drowned half of its contents. When she uttered a soft ‘thank you’, he kissed her cheek and got her to lie back down before signaling Dr Karr to come over. 1

Dr Karr checked everything from heart rate to blood pressure to normal reflexes, and he was very satisfied with the results. He then asked Lucianne, “How do you feel now, My Queen? Any dizziness? Nausea? Discomfort on any part of your body.” Lucianne shook her head with a small smile.

“Any pain?” The doctor asked. She shook her head again.

“Not even in your left leg?” He asked in great concern. Again, she shook her head.

He was visibly relieved to hear that before proceeding to ask, “Do you feel sleepy, my Queen?”

“No. Just a little weak.” Lucianne muttered, barely loud enough for the two Lycans to catch.

the trick. I’ll send someone up with something

slow for now, and allow yourself to

Xandar sat closer to her head as she asked,” What

the last thing you remember, sweetheart?

before saying, “I was with Annie… and Russell. I smelled something. Then, I saw a man throwing a knife.” Her eyes widened all of a sudden, and she asked

she calmed herself before continuing, “I felt a sharp pain i n my left leg, and I fell..I think. I saw that it was a knife. So I took it out, and…I think I threw it at him. And…” Lucianne blinked her eyes

to face Xandar, his eyes were glistening. He planted a deep kiss on her forehead and held her in a tight embrace before he said, “That was exactly what happened. You were so

her mate, ‘Darling.

but she didn’t understand his reaction. It looked like he was apologizing for more than the tight hug. Before she could ask, someone knocked on the door, and a hospital staff came with some food for her. He brought the tray and placed it in front of Lucianne

sit up again, and he sat next to her on the bed before starting to feed her the porridge. When she emptied the bowl, he gave her some water and wiped the faint food stains off her lips before putting the tray away. She refused to eat the pudding,

roamed far. He sat next to her

much to his animal’s relief. Her voice was more audible when

one of her hands before he started stroking it

widened. She and everyone else knew that no wolf could survive Oleander, not even in its most minute amount. “H-How did

argue, her mate explained, “We were losing you. They plugged tubes into you everywhere and started the blood transfusion. Even then, you were weakening. Your vitals were failing. About ninety minutes later, your heart rate started to pick up. Three hours

your own again. The doctors had no explanation. They don’t

leaned into the pillow supporting her back as she muttered to herself,

cheek and angled her face towards his so that their eyes locked as he insisted, “Losing you wouldn’t have been right.

confusion

don’t know, babe.

you?”

to be cracking her head

the same way you heal

she muttered without thinking, “This one hurt more like a b*tch

of a sudden, she quickly added, “B-But it’s all gone now. I don’t feel any pain. It

kissed

“What? What for?”