Chapter 97
Chapter 97
-Grayson’s POV-
“Why the hell isn’t she waking up?” I ground my teeth, glaring at the doctor. My patience was already threadbare, and his nervous fidgeting wasn’t helping.
“Mr. Blackwood,” he stammered, clutching his clipboard like it was a shield. “I–I don’t know. There’s no physical reason why she isn’t waking up. All her vitals are stable, and her scans show nothing abnormal. I-”
Then why the hell is she still unconscious?” I barked, taking a threatening step forward. My wolf was clawing at the surface,
ching to take over, but I forced it back.
The doctor opened his mouth to speak again, but before he could stammer out another excuse, a sharp gasp cut through the room. My head snapped toward Ava just as her eyes flew open. She shot upright with such force she nearly threw herself off the bed.
“Ava!” I was at her side in an instant, my heart slamming against my ribs as relief and panic warred within me.
The doctor moved toward her, but I turned on him, my voice low and deadly. “Get out.”
“Mr. Blackwood, I really should-
“You said there was nothing wrong with her,” I growled, my gaze locking onto his. “So get out before I reconsider letting you walk out alive.”
The doctor froze, his face pale, then quickly scurried out of the room, leaving us alone.
“Grayson,” Ava whispered, her voice weak but steady enough to snap me out of my anger.
I turned back to her, watching as her eyes darted around the room, taking in her surroundings with a disoriented expression. I crouched beside her, brushing a strand of hair from her face, my voice softening. “Hey. I’m here. You’re okay.”
She blinked, her gaze finally focusing on me, but there was something haunted in her eyes. “I–I almost killed him. She–my wolf. They…”
“Ava.” I placed a hand on her cheek, grounding her. “You’re okay. Do you hear me?”
She stared at me for a moment before nodding, her lip trembling. Without warning, she reached for me, pulling me close. I didn’t hesitate, sitting on the bed and wrapping my arms around her as she buried her face against my chest.
Relief washed over me like a tidal wave, and I exhaled a shaky breath. She was alive. Safe. Here in my arms.
The moment I’d woken up after the crash, my first instinct had been to find her. Not to check if I was injured, not to assess the damage, but to find Ava. That realization hit me hard. For sixteen years, I’d lived selfishly, putting myself first in every situation. But not with her. Never with her.
When I’d seen her lying yards away from the wreck, motionless and bloody, everything in me had stilled. The world had stopped turning until I reached her. And now, holding her close, I knew I’d do whatever it took to protect her.
Her breathing slowed, and soon, she was asleep again, her body exhausted. I carefully scooped her into my arms, carrying her out of the hospital room and toward the car I’d had brought around.
watching the slow rise and fall of her chest. As
done with us yet.
L
thoughts. Covering Ava with the blanket, I opened the door to find
his eyes scanning me for an answer.
I said, stepping into the hallway and closing the door behind me. The moment I was away from Ava’s calming presence, the anger returned, burning hot and furious. “Have you found the
are you sure
growl. “He came right at us, Liam. That wasn’t an accident. Someone sent him, or he acted on his own. Either way, the intent was clear. We were targets.”
he nodded. “I’ll
over. And make it clear–no one touches Ava. That
headed to my study, needing to focus. The
king must fall.” The bloody message scrawled on the wall echoed in my mind. These weren’t random attacks–they couldn’t be. There had to be a pattern, a link. I just hadn’t seen
of the attacks: the three Alphas, Ricardo, Luther Pierce, Rickon… Apart from the three Alphas, they were all connected to me in some
away as I worked, frustration mounting with every
knock interrupted my thoughts. Before I could respond, the
doorway, her voice
said, leaning back in my chair.
smirked faintly, “I was just about to tell
screen, surprised by how much time had passed. She walked toward me, and instinctively, I made room for her. She slid into my lap, her warmth instantly
asked, her eyes scanning my face.
replied, though the question
to my laptop.
to
neck, and I knew what was coming before she even
to talk about
“I told you my wolf wanted
said, her voice quieter now. “But what does this mean? For us? Are we… mates now? Or is this just…” She trailed off glancing at the desk. “And the contract. You said you needed a fallback, but… I don’t know.
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softened even more. “I just… I want to know where I stand in all of this.”
or not,
and then she leaned in, her lips brushing against mine. The kiss was soft but full of unspoken promises, grounding
back of her head as if to anchor her. “Do you remember what you said when you woke up earlier? About almost killing
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In Chapter 97 of the The Alpha King's Contracted Luna by Nelson Claudia series, In a pink-colored room, Ava, the Luna of her pack, discovers her husband, Dylan, in a passionate affair with Crystal. Unlike the harsh treatment he gives Ava, Dylan showers Crystal with affection. Heartbroken and desperate, Ava decides to seek help from the most powerful figure—Alpha King Grayson Blackwood...... Will this Chapter 97 author Nelson Claudia mention any details. Follow Chapter 97 and the latest episodes of this series at Novelxo.com.
The Alpha King's Contracted Luna by Nelson Claudia Chapter 97
The Alpha King's Contracted Luna Chapter 97