Ch. 326..330: Breed Me, Daddy Alpha chapter 326-330
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Olivia had gotten in the sleek, black car, sliding the key into the ignition and turning it. She hadn’t driven herself in years at this point, but her muscle memory kicked in as she felt the familiar roar of the engine awakening.
The road from 0livia’s new house to company headquarters was dark with minimal streetlights, as part of it was a private road. Olivia doubted she’d come across anyone else in the rain, and she was eager to surprise Julian with his meal, but she maintained the speed limit.
When Olivia came to the first public intersection on the road, the traffic light turned from green to yellow and she’d tried to slow the car. However, the car had hydroplaned, skidding across the slick, rain—coated road instead of stopping. She’d spun into the middle of the intersection just as another car came through on the crossing road and rammed into the passenger side of the car.
The force propelled her car to the edge of the road, all of the airbags expanded inside. Metal and glass from the collision had cut Olivia’s skin in places, but thankfully her face was unharmed. The airbags were tight against her protruding stomach, and she immediately knew that something was wrong with the baby.
Then came the unbearable pain. Olivia located her cell phone, calling Julian first out of instinct.
“Please, Julian,” she cried. “I was on my way to bring you dinner and I got into a wreck I think the baby — I think the baby’s gone.”
Julian had practically rushed out of the office before he had time to respond to her call, wracked with guilt.
Later, when they were at Thorn Pack I-Iospital and the baby had been passed and confirmed as a miscarriage, Olivia turned to Julian.
For the first time of many, she told him, “If you’d been at my side tonight, Iwouldn’t have gotten into the accident. I wouldn’t have lost my child.”
She could see the heavy guilt sinking into Julian’s face. After the death of his child with Amber, he had lost another. Julian’s face bore the familiar expression now as he replied, “I’ll come see you after I finish work” Olivia threw herself into Julian’s arms and cried. She felt ]ulian’s muscles tense under her touch, but he didn’t push her away. Amber’s POV My heart leapt at Julian’s words. A devoted wife. It was exactly what I had been, five years ago, in a different life.
I took a deep breath, trying to steady all the feelings that had risen up inside me. I still had a whole day’s work to get through at this new hospital.
A rapid knock on the door ripped me away from her calming exercises. The knocker came in before I had a chance to reply. He was a young, spry man, full of excitement.
“It’s such an honor to work with you,” he said. “I’ve always admired you. I’m Noah—your assistant here at the hospital.”
It appeared that Noah was already hard at work managing my appointments. He enthusiastically thrust a long list of bookings into my hands.
“You’re insanely popular,” he said with a smile. He continued, a bit of timidity in his voice. “Would it be alright if I watched one of your surgeries?”
I saw his enthusiasm and remembered my first days of medical school, when I’d had the same idealistic excitement for the craft.
“Of course,” I replied. I skimmed through the list of names and ailments. Some of the nobles only had minor issues, but others were in critical condition and truly needed my help. I used my red pen to mark those cases first.
Still, my mind was elsewhere. Julian’s words from earlier kept replaying in my head. A devoted wife. Was be satisfied with everything I’ve done?
What if… what if he had been telling the truth?
I smiled apologetically at Noah, telling him there was business I needed to attend to, and headed out into the hospital to find Julian.
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I scoffed, kicking myself. I should have never trusted that damned man, especially after everything he’d put me through five years ago.
I hurried back to my office. “Everything alright?” Noah asked, popping his head back into my office. “Oh, yeah,” I replied, hoping to come off nonchalant.
“You know, next time you need something done, you can just ask me,” Noah said. “It’s my job, and I’m honored to be the assistant to the best Healer currently living.”
I thanked him, then set to creating my schedule. I packed myself to the brim, hoping to stay busy in order to shove the thoughts of Julian out of my mind.
When I arrived home after work, Alice flew into my arms. I smiled, savoring the moment. Alice was getting older, and I was thankful for every moment we were able to share together, especially when so much of my life was focused on working.
Of course, Alice was the reason for it all. She was my everything, the purpose behind my life, my work, and my strength.
Alice tugged at my hand, eager to show me the Lego she’d just finished building. She held up the figure, a blonde woman in a doctor’s uniform. She’d built a model of me.
Of course, LEGO hadn’t made a model specifically of me. Alice had pieced it together herself from different colored bricks. My heart swelled at her thoughtfulness, and I scooped her into my arms, kissing her temple.
Alice flailed playfully in my arms, and I noticed a small cut on her foot. “Is this from stepping on the Lego?” I asked. “Yes. It really hurt!” Alice replied. “Not to worry,” I said. “I’ll fix it for you.” I concentrated my healing abilities on her foot, watching the small cut disappear in front of my eyes with satisfaction. Alice bounced excitedly. “I want to be a Healer when I grow up, too! ” I laughed, noticing my own innocent enthusiasm in another young mind for the second time that day.
“You’d better learn how to deal with difficult patients, then,” I teased. Olivia’s face flashed through my mind, and I shook my head to clear it away.
Alice formed a finger gun with her hand, her pointer and middle fingers forming the barrel. “Then I just won’t treat them!”
I laughed. I loved my girl’s strength, her conviction. “Healing is a sacred calling. You can’t just quit because you’re not in the mood.”
Alice pouted, hugging me tightly. “Then when I become a Healer, you treat the easy patients, and I’ll take care of the difficult ones! ”
Love flooded my body as I gently stroked my daughter’s hair, thinking she truly was a gift from the Moon Goddess.
When I arrived at the hospital the next morning, Julian and Olivia were back for their follow—up. I sighed, but I knew that treating Olivia was the only way I could afford to treat Alice.
Olivia hung onto Julian, kissing him and stroking his arms as if to prove their affection for each other. Although her flagrant
PDA bothered me, I ignored it, focusing on the task at hand and thinking of Alice when my mind started to wander.
After the appointment, Olivia exited my office, busy with something on her phone. I waited for Julian to follow her down the hallway, but he didn’t. Instead, he lingered in my doorway, watching me.
My body flushed involuntarily under his gaze. Julian’s POV I couldn’t shake my suspicion that Healer Amanda was actually my Amber.
I moved away from her doorframe but stayed in the hallway outside her door, watching as the next patient arrived. Through the little window in the door, I saw Healer Amanda welcome the patient calmly. She pinpointed their ailment with precision, then prescribed a treatment plan.
She even mended flesh wounds in front of my eyes, her healing abilities every bit as strong as they were fabled to be.
I was incredibly impressed, but it came with a twinge of disappointment. My Amber, the dedicated housewife, couldn’t possess such refined medical expertise. Sure, she’d been a great student when we were in medical school, but that had been a lifetime ago.
She spent her time cooking, not healing wounds. She was a human, so she couldn’t possess the special abilities of Healer Amanda.
Reluctantly, I admitted that the only similarities between Healer Amanda and my Amber were their looks. Other than that, they were different in every possible way.
I heard whispers coming from further down the hallway and stopped to listen as I heard my name mentioned. Two young nurses were huddled together, gossiping. “How did a Healer this young manage to get so much funding from the Alpha?” one of the nurses asked. “You don’t get it, do you? You’re so naive,” the second nurse said.
“I mean, infertility is hard to treat, but couldn’t Healer Eric have handled it? Why bring in this outsider?” the first nurse asked, oblivious of the second nurse’s implications.
“Tsk, tsk She probably spread her legs,” the second nurse replied. “She’s clearly beautiful, scarred face or not.”
I looked down the other side of the hallway, where Beta stood watch. I signalled him with a glance, as I could tell he’d been listening in on the nurses’ gossip session, too.
Beta stepped forward. “You two,” he said, motioning to the nurses, “come here.” They quickly obeyed, not wanting to anger anyone on the Alpha’s team. “Repeat what you just said, please,” Beta demanded. The nurses were silent, although their necks and faces flushed under his scrutiny. Healer Amanda stepped out of her office. Apparently, she’d caught the end of the nurses’ conversation as well.
She sneered. “What a vulgar rumor. I would expect better from my fellow women. We’re supposed to look out for each other, and yet you gossip like this? Your words are even more disgusting than those from the sleaziest men.”
I admired her composure, and her ability to speak up for herself. I stepped in, approaching the nurses myself. They shrivelled once they realized I’d heard everything they said.
“Unless you can tell me where this nasty rumor started,” I said, “you two will be fired today.” Original content can be found at fındnovel.net
I watched as the young women panicked, looking at each other in fright, as though weighing the consequences of speaking up or staying silent.
Then they confessed.
“Head Healer Eric told me it was true,” the second nurse said, the first nurse nodding her head quickly in agreement.
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“What else has old Healer Eric told you two?” I demanded. I couldn’t believe the insubordination of such a seasoned professional.
“Head Healer Eric is upset that Healer Amanda took over the Luna’s treatment,” the first nurse said. “He feels like it’s a slap in the face to his craft,” the second nurse confirmed. I felt annoyance and anger bubbling inside me, and I muffled them quickly, desperate to stay even—tempered and composed. Official source is Find~Novel.net
“First of all, Olivia is not my Luna,” I started. It felt good to say the words out loud, although I knew Olivia would be furious if she heard me say it. “Second, Healer Eric was brilliant when he was younger, but as he’s aged, he’s lost his drive. Instead of improving, his healing abilities have declined, despite his experience. He’s been coasting by on his title alone for years. That’s exactly why I brought in Healer Amanda at such a high salary.”
The nurses were silent, but they nodded quickly in understanding. “If you ever spread such offensive, baseless rumors as these again, mark my words,” I said, “you will be fired that very day.”
I saw the nurses shrink under my presence. It was an effect of being the Alpha that I’d accepted long ago. I couldn’t deny that it often worked in my favor.
“We’re so sorry, Alpha,” the first nurse said. “It will never happen again.” “I’m sorry, Healer Amanda,” the second nurse said. Then they scurried away. I looked at Healer Amanda, admiring her composure. “Thanks,” she said, her voice curt, “but I can handle these situations myself.” She turned back to her clipboard, busying herself with work She looked as solid as a rock, as if nothing could break her. This was yet another way she was different from Amber.
Amber was fragile and dependent, always craving my attention, anxious and fearful over even a careless word from me. But Healer Amanda didn’t care about me, even I’m the pack’s Alpha.
And then there was the scar on her face. Amber had no scars. “How’d you get your scar?” I asked, unable to hold my curiosity in any longer. “An antisocial patient,” Healer Amanda replied without looking up. She clearly didn’t want to talk to me, or even see me. I wished she would meet my eyes again. “Alpha, there are a lot of contagious diseases in the hospital. You should go. For your own safety.”
I’d stood up for Healer Amanda. I’d cleared up any rumor of indecency between us. Why did she seem to hate me even more now?
Beta and I returned to the car. Olivia had been driven back to her house to continue her daily duties, and we were headed back to company headquarters.
I turned to Beta.
“I want you to investigate Healer Amanda,” I said. “She rejects every interaction I try to instigate with her. I want to know why. I want to know if she has a secret.”
“A secret?” Beta asked, taking notes on his phone. “Can you be more specific? If you have suspicions, they’d be good to know.”
“Yes,” I said. “I want to know her relationship to Amber.” Amber’s POV I returned home exhausted after a long, busy week of work
Earlier in the day, Noah had observed a surgery I performed, as I’d promised him. I’d explained each step, and he’d watched intently. Afterward, he must have thanked me hundreds of times.
His enthusiasm reminded me of my own passion for medicine, back when I was in medical school. I’d had no money then, nor any wolf. The reason I pursued a medical degree was for curing Grandma.
I’d dreamt of healing Grandma’s bond with her wolf. After years of hard work, the stability of their bond had become shaky. This imbalance meant that Grandma aged more rapidly and became ill more often.
I told Noah my story, along with the reality of my guilt. Now that I’d become a Healer and knew how to heal Grandma, she was long gone.
The guilt wracked me, along with the grief I still felt about Grandma’s passing. “Wow,” Noah had said, “you’re an incredible doctor, Healer Amanda.”
He’d looked at me with even more admiration than when we’d first met. I simply smiled in response to his praise, although it left me with an extra glow of pride around my aching heart.
My bubble of pride burst as soon as I opened the door to the house. Inside I was greeted with a terrible mess, as though the house had been ransacked. The throw pillows from the living room were shredded, stuffing strewn across the floor, and Alice’s toys were in various states of destruction.
Alice was nowhere to be found.
Panic coursed through my bones, closing up my throat so it was hard to breathe. I began tearing through the house myself, searching for my daughter. Where was she?
I called her name over and over as I searched every nook and cranny, finally opening a closet door.
Inside sat Alice. Blood crossed her face, and dripped from her lips.
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Alice had shifted into her wolf form. The blood on her lips was a tell—tale sign, as her fangs had come out and pierced two identical holes in her lips.
“Alice, ” I said, kneeling down so we were face to face, “tell me what happened, honey.”
Alice’s voice shook as she told me about her afternoon. “I was watching a cartoon on the TV, Mommy, and there was this bad guy who was so mean. I got so angry, and then . . . and then it happened.”
“Your wolf came out?” I asked, sure to keep my voice calm. I didn’t want Alice to thinkl was mad at her.
“Yes, Mommy. My wolf came out, and I messed up the house so bad. I hid in here because I was afraid you’d be angry with me.” Alice bent her head, not meeting my eyes.
“Oh, honey,” I said, wrapping her in my arms. “I’m not angry with you at all. I’m just glad you’re okay.” Alice nestled closer into me, her frightened sobs transforming into hiccups as she calmed.
“Maybe you shouldn’t watch those cartoons anymore. There’s no reason to be upset. Cartoon bad guys always get their punishment in the end,” I explained.
Alice nodded vigorously, her face serious.
I went to tidy up the house, throwing away items that couldn’t be salvaged and keeping the ones that could. Alice helped me, carrying her own trash bag to put toys in that couldn’t be super glued or stitched back together. The rightful source is find·novel·net
My heart warmed with pride once more, this time for the girl my daughter had become. “Thank you, Alice, for helping,” I said. “You are my little angel.”
I woke up the next morning and got ready for work Although it was Saturday, I had a shift to work Such was the life of being a healer.
As I got ready to go, Alice clung to me, not wanting to let go of my leg.
“Can I go with you, Mommy?” she begged. “I want to see where you help people! And also, I don’t want to be here by myself. Please, Mommy, can’t I come with you?”
I considered her plea. It would be easier to keep an eye on her if I brought her with me, and I wasn’t eager to leave her home alone after yesterday. Especially if Alice herself was already feeling scared about what might happen.
“Alright, honey,” I said. “You can come to work with me today.”
Once we got to the hospital, I set Alice up with her toys while I reviewed patient files. I’d taken to keeping my office door open, and every once in a while a nurse would pass by and remark on how cute my daughter was.
As I reviewed the files, I could see Alice playing with her ball out of the corner of my eye. The ball bounced, rolling out of the open office door, and Alice chased it out into the hallway.
Julian’s POV
I’d just arrived at the hospital for a budget meeting. My mind was preoccupied with thoughts of Healer Amanda as I walked through the first floor.
My thoughts were interrupted as a ball rolled to my feet, followed by something bumping into my leg. I looked down to see a little she—wolf at my feet.
The girl picked up her ball and looked up at me, tilting her head back to see my face.
She had a pair of large, clear blue eyes, a doll—like small nose, and pink lips. “Woah,” she said, “you’re as tall as a skyscraper!”
My heart immediately softened. Grief had tendered me toward children. After experiencing the impossible loss of two children, I couldn’t help but see each one as a tiny, living miracle.
I gently scooped her up off the ground, and the girl giggled.
“Now you’re as tall as me,” I said, my voice filled with an unfamiliar warmth. As soon as I’d picked her up, an inexplicable sense of closeness washed over me. I felt that the girl sensed the same closeness, and she climbed onto my shoulders.
“I feel so tall I could touch the ceiling! ” the girl said, reaching her hand up towards the tiles. I hopped a bit so her hand grazed the ceiling. To my delight, the girl giggled with her own joy. “I’ve been here all day,” she said. “I haven’t had anyone to play with. Can you play ball with me?”
I checked my watch. I’d much rather stay here and play than go to my meeting, but alas, I wasn’t only a grown up, but an Alpha. I had fifteen minutes before the meeting started. That left me plenty of time to stop and play for a while.
I set the girl down, and we spent a while playing a game that involved passing the ball back and forth to each other. I checked my watch again. This time, I really had to go. “Where are your parents?” I asked. “Don’t wander off, so they can find you.” “My mommy works here,” the girl said, her voice filled with pride. “I won’t get lost; I’m very smart!” I smiled at her confidence, passing the ball back to her. I turned to a nurse who’d taken a seat on a bench in the hallway. “Keep an eye on her, okay?” I asked. “Don’t let her get involved in any mishaps.” The nurse nodded, taking my orders seriously and setting her sights on the child.
Reluctantly, I turned to go. Before I could walk away, I felt a tug on my sleeve. I looked down to see the child looking up at me, her eyes wide.
“I like you,” she said, the same confidence filling her voice. “Can you be my daddy?” I chuckled. “You can’t just choose a daddy at random. That’s not how it works.”
The girl’s face fell, her lip sticking out in a pout. “Then can you be my pretend daddy? I don’t have one. We’re having an open house at my school and everyone else’s daddy will be there. They all bully me because I don’t have one.”
I hesitated. Typically, it would be strange if a random man turned up at school for a kindergartener who didn’t belong to him, but I was the Alpha, and that meant that I was afforded certain exceptions.
What good were those exceptions if I couldn’t use them to help adorable little wolves like this one? I double checked my schedule to make sure I was available for the school’s open house on Monday. I was available at noon. “Okay,” I said. “I’ll do it. Which school do you go to?” The girl shouted the school’s name at me, clapping her hands with glee.
I couldn’t help but think about Amber and our unborn child. If they’d survived, our kid would be about this little she—wolf’s age.
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I rested on the couch, thinking about how I needed to get up and start making dinner, when the door knocked open.
This wasn’t unusual. My friend Roman walked in, smiling widely. His arms were piled with beefy, fresh steaks and luscious vegetables, the colors of their peels popping as though they’d been painted.
Roman strode straight past the couch and into the kitchen, where he set the food piled in arms down with ease. Alice ran over to him, shouting his name, and he picked her up and kissed her on the forehead.
I met Roman, the Alpha of Dawn Pack, last year at Dawn Pack Hospital. He’d needed treatment for wolf venom, and I’d taken on his case. He’d taken a liking to me immediately.
Since then, we’d been inseparable to a degree, as Roman insisted on becoming my healer’s assistant, helping me heal others. I began to trust him, and I allowed him to come over to the house and share the load. He would often care for Alice and help with the cooking, which tooka lot off of my plate.
I felt very grateful towards him. He’d helped me arrange our arrival in Thorn Pack, finding me a house and helping me pack up Alice’s and my things. He’d help us arrange for our things to be moved, and when we’d arrived in Thorn Pack, he’d helped us unpack the same items and get settled in our new environment.
It was nice to have a friendly, familiar face with us during this transition. However, that’s all I could see Roman as. A friend, not a lover.
There was nothing wrong with Roman. On paper he fit every trait one could want in a potential partner and step—father, as he was gentle, considerate, and truly loved my daughter as if she were his own flesh and blood.
Despite it all, I just wasn’t attracted to him. Roman began to cook, and Alice joined me on the couch to watch her cartoons. I basked in the happy peacefulness. “Mommy, I forgot to tell you,” Alice said. ‘‘I found my dad yesterday!”
My heart dropped into my stomach. What was Alice talking about? I calmed myself, realizing that she couldn’t know who her father really was.
“Where did you meet this “dad,” honey?” I asked. For more chapters visit ⓝovelFind.net
“Yesterday, in the hallway at your hospital!” Alice replied. “He was so handsome and as tall as a skyscraper. He helped me touch the ceiling, he was so tall!”
I listened, wondering who the man had been who’d made such a big impression on my daughter. “He even played ball with me, Mommy!” Alice exclaimed.
I didn’t know what to do, or how to explain our situation to Alice. Although I tried to provide everything we needed, Alice wanted a father so badly.
The next morning, I drove Alice to school. She attended the best kindergarten in Thorn Pack’s capital city. I’d been able to get her in due to my Healer’s status and my connections. Having an Alpha as a close friend probably helped as well, even if he was from a different pack
I wanted my daughter to have the best education possible. I wanted her to be able to do anything she wanted with her life, and I would do anything to provide that for her.
Julian’s POV
I walked through the school gates, taking in the lively campus. Although I didn’t have the required invitation for the open house, the gatekeeper had recognized me as the Alpha.
“Alpha, what gives our school the honor of your visit?” the gatekeeper had asked when I walked up. “I’m here to visit a friend’s child who really wanted me to come to her open house,” I explained. The gatekeeper nodded, letting me through without another question. Like I said, the Alpha status granted me certain exceptions to the norm.
As soon as I entered the auditorium, where the children’s work had been put on display for the visiting parents, the little girl spotted me. She ran over, taking my hand and dragging me off towards her own project.