Mated To The Cold Hearted Alpha – Chapter 134

LEANDER’S POV

Nostrils flaring, my Wolf sucked in great gulps of air in an effort to control the ever-increasing thrum of hostility running rampant through his veins as he watched the Healer continue to work with Hycinth.

Using extreme care, Grace gently manipulated the sensitive flesh at Hycinth’s core with gloved fingers to determine the depth and severity of the lesions. Working methodically, she called certain areas to my Wolf’s attention, “I think these small tears around both holes, as well as this moderate one on the side of her rectum will heal on their own without the need of stitches.”

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ocations, but it appears penile penetration was limited to her v****a.”

alers words making him want to explode with violence.

d steadily. I could try to stitch them closed,” she looked around the backyard at the ground mostly covered in dirt with sparse patches of grass and overgrown weeds, now littered with dead bodies, “but this isn’t the best environment.”

s the worst possible option.

“Move aside.”

imme

deposit the bag of blood into a small cooler, my Wolf climbed onto the picnic table, careful that his weight didn’t jarr the wooden structure beneath Hycinth.

forward a step and lifted her knee with his snout to position it wider for better access. “Hold her.”

in place.

ordered shortly.

way to stabilize her leg.

bloody seams.

om side to side, her hands shot out to protect her belly. “P-please don’t…hurt

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“I’m here now, Mate. No one’s going to hurt you or our female. Ever. Again.”

repositioned their hold to keep Hycinth from doing any further damage to herself in her delirium.

st depths of my Wolf’s heart. He

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st didn’t have any. I’d seen this happen before. It was possible for a Wolf to die, to separate

se his saliva as healing salve to her most intimate wounds. Again and again, he followed the path of the lacerations with his tongue.

and Sydney’s holds. Her head lolled to the side.

back so he could assess her condition.

iness.” Hycinth’s breathing was still shallow with sporadic hitches, but the most severe bleeding h

ime.

table, I shifted back into skin

d down to extract a small icepack from the cooler.

mmaged around and then pulled out the undergarment shewolves wore after giving birth.

lift her hips?”

the icepack between Hycinth’s legs.

th her swelling and pain until

ental, I wasn’t willing to risk any unwanted interaction with other wolves until I knew she was ready.

ainst Hycinth’s flesh, I listene