The Pack's Doctor by Cooper

Chapter 3

Chapter 3

Warren

Charlic orders two wolves to flank my mate, keeping her safe, but also making sure she follows my order.

“Alpha? Charlie asks in the mind link.

“She’s my mate.

‘Oh shit.

‘Yeah

Does she know? She doesn’t act like she recognizes you as her mate.”

I’m not sure. She’s a lone wolf, but she’s going to school for human and veterinary medicine.

He turns and looks at her. “Wow. A smart one.”

“Apparently

“What did she say about your leg?

That I need surgery.

“Well, no offense but I could have told you that.”

“Let’s see what she says when we get to the pack. And find her a shirt. I don’t like her walking around our warriors with no clothes on.

He takes off, rushing toward our pack lands. When he returns, his wolf carries a shirt to her in his mouth. I watch while she looks up at me.

about to enter my pack. You’re an unmarked, unknown, young female. I thought you might like a shirt to put

on without me having to demand it. Thankfully she does,

g get back, I’m taken straight to the pack hospital, asking Charlie about other injuries the warriors sustained and what happened to Brady’s pack. He gives me the list of injuries as

can look at

I say. “The

girl has a name,” she mumbles. I stop and turn to look at her, her eyes going wide. She obviously hasn’t been around at lot of Alphas or it’s been a long

name, I’ll be happy to use

“Yara”

turning back and letting the warriors help me into the x–ray

Stevens barks at her as we walk into

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blustery attitude that a young woman is

him and I’m pleased when she instinctively moves closer

a very expressive face. Now that I can see her in the light, I can tell that she’s a pretty little thing. I’m sure I’d think so even if she weren’t my mate, but based on the glances

see her frown, her head tilting to the side as she watches Dr. Stevens. I crook my finger at her beckoning her forward as

mate’s eyes are a grey–green color, almost sage.

as dark as hers.

“What look!”

her. Perhaps the pain in my leg is making me less amenable to small talk. I’m trying to ignore it, but it’s not easy and Arric can’t heal me until the bones are set properly.

situation.

to see if the doctor

she whispers as Dr.

says dispassionately, as if he didn’t just tell me that my entire world was about to collapse around me. I feel

it. I don’t care how much pain it’ll cause me, or how long it will take me to recover. I’ve been an Alpha for twelve years. Before that, I was an Alpha in

Dr. Stevens who

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