The Pack's Doctor by Cooper

Chapter 137

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I was annoyed early this morning. First, I knew Kennedy was upset last night about no one going to the pack hospital. It’s the first time she’s been in bed and acted like she was asleep. She’s a terrible faker and while I knew we should probably talk, I was exhausted after the battle and rather than starting an argument, I just went to sleep.

I knew she was still upset about it this morning, but the reality is that this pack has been taking care of itself for a very long time. We’re strong and we’ve gotten on just fine. And as much as I know that Kennedy wants to be like her mother, she’s not there yet. She will be, I know she will, but she has several years to go.

Then when we started warrior training, Kier had been bouncing around like he hadn’t fought in the battle yesterday like the rest of us.

“What is with you? How do you have so much energy this morning?” I finally snapped at him.

“Luna helped me to heal last night. I’m surprised she didn’t insist on healing you as well,” he said casually, taking down another warrior.

“What do you mean she healed you?” When did that happen? Kennedy didn’t mention anything about healing Kier last night.

“While you were showering, I guess. Anyway, she made a good point. Why make Rowd work harder than he has to when she can help him heal faster? And she did. He and I both got a great night’s sleep last night and I feel good as new this morning.”

Jealousy had flared until Raif reminded me that it was my fault that we hadn’t gone to see our mate. Our Beta chose to see her and he’s obviously the only one based on him being the only person who seems completely fine this morning. I can almost feel the pack’s questioning stares as they look from me to Kier, wondering why their Beta went to see their Luna and I didn’t.

I was still fuming over it, especially since Raif still has an injury that he hasn’t healed on me yet, when Kennedy called me to the hospital. I’m pretty sure she’s going to argue with me about not coming by there last night and if it makes her feel better I’ll have her look at the injury that Raif is still healing. Her point to Kier was valid. Why weaken my wolf when I don’t have

to.

not happy about being there. In an effort to support him and let him know that I don’t consider him weak for being there, I

first shock. It’s possible she has in her family’s pack, but somehow, I doubt it. The second was her angrily cutting me off and telling me to listen to her. I listen to her. I even came over here with the intention of listening to her. But the final shock and aggravation was when she openly challenged me in front of our warriors. As sexy as it is to see her showing her strength, I don’t appreciate her doing

it, I felt the burn. All aggravation at Kennedy’s challenge went out the window. She

sure? Maybe that’s what you haven’t been listening to,‘

treated Tommy and found that

I had to wait for the microscope to get here. Remember when I was at the pup play area

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asked what I was

not healing. At the time, I didn’t realize that it would help, but I scraped his skin so I could examine it under the microscope when it arrived. I must have scraped the silver off of his skin because he was

right” Emily says, nodding “His wound has completely healed, which is why I insisted that Lane come see

what to look

the silver from Tommy’s swab, I started wondering how it got there, Like I said, I swabbed Beta Kier’s injuries, and he had no silver in them. So, I was thinking that maybe it was specific to the play area or some contaminated part of the pack lands. But when Warrior Lane arrived and told me that he had an injury that has been open for over a week, I knew it had to be the same cause, and

hasn’t been able to get the upper hand on us in a fight, but it hasn’t stopped him. And lately, he has been attacking more frequently. If he’s slowly poisoning the pack with silver, it will weaken us. And without treatment, Kennedy is right. We will eventually lose

her check the wound that I can’t

she’s angry that I didn’t seek her assistance before, but I am now. “And then,

mean under the

“Yes,”

nods curtly before starting

to get up

I got all the silver out of your wounds