Bound To The Broken Alpha (Amy and Daniel) novel Chapter 251

Chapter 251 A Litter Longer

DANIEL

For Amy and my mother, I couldn’t afford to lose control.

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Cole appeared from the hallway, as if on cuc. I nodded toward Clara. “She’s yours. Keep her contained. No mistakes.”

Cole’s eyes were sharp, trained, ready. He stepped forward, gripping Clara by the arms and guiding her firmly but carefully. She resisted slightly, but the injuries I’d inflicted and the sheer fear radiating off me kept her compliant.

I watched them go, ensuring Clara was secured before I turned back toward the estate’s main wing. My heartbeat was still elevated, and my hands trembled slightly–not from fear, but from the adrenaline surge I had barely released. I needed to check on Amy again.

I returned to her room and found her breathing easier, asleep finally, curled under the blankets, her hand resting lightly on her stomach.

Relief washed over me, but it was tempered by exhaustion. She was safe. That was all that mattered.

I sat beside her bed, brushing hair from her face again. “You’re safe now, Amy,” I whispered. “Nothing else matters.”

She stirred slightly, murmuring in her sleep. I leaned closer. “Rest. I’ll handle everything else. You just focus on keeping you and the baby safe.”

Outside, I could feel the estate settling into an uneasy calm. Clara was confined, but she wasn’t

gone

from my

mind. Her presence was a threat, a lingering shadow. I had to stay sharp.

I ran my hands through my hair and exhaled slowly. This wasn’t over. Not by a long shot. But for now, my mate and my mother were protected. That was victory enough.

I had been watching Amy sleep, my eyes never leaving her face, when suddenly she twit b At first, I thought it was a shiver, a normal reaction to her exhaustion. But then her body stiffened, her hands clenching the sheets, her face twisting.

“Amy?” I called softly, leaning closer.

Her eyes rolled back, and she started shaking violently. My stomach dropped.

“Cole!” I yelled, my voice cutting through the quiet of the room like a whip. “Get here. Now!”

Cole came running, and I didn’t waste a second. I scooped Amy into my arms, ignoring the

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weak protests that came out of her trembling mouth. Her body was flopping in mine, spasms wracking her completely.

“She’s seizing!” I shouted, my voice low but urgent. “Get the car ready. We’re taking her to the hospital. Now!”

Cole nodded immediately, his hands moving as fast as mine, organizing the keys, opening doors, and ensuring the vehicle was ready. I held Amy tight, speaking to her in low, fast whispers.

“Stay with me, Amy. Look at me. Focus on my voice. You’re going to be okay. You hear me?”

Her mouth opened, a faint sound trying to escape, but it was swallowed by the tremors. I could feel her baby shifting inside her, an alarming, sharp pressure in her stomach.

“Cole! Start the car! Go! Now!” I yelled, keeping my voice steady, forcing urgency into every word.

Cole rushed to the driver’s seat and slammed the ignition. The engine roared to life. I adjusted my hold on Amy, supporting her head and shoulders. The car started moving, tires squealing slightly on the pavement, and I gritted my teeth as I looked back at her.

“Hang in there, Amy. Just hold on. Don’t leave me now,” I said, gripping her hand and pressing it to my chest.

The car raced through the streets, lights flashing past, but my focus never wavered from her. Her body was still trembling, spasms coming in waves now. I tried to count the seconds between them, trying to time her breathing, trying to hold her with all the control I had.

“She’s bleeding,” I muttered under my breath, noticing the dark stain on the sheet beneath her. My hands went immediately to her stomach, checking, trying to assess. The sight made my stomach turn.

“Cole! Faster! Hospital! Now!” I shouted again, my voice breaking slightly.

The city passed in a blur. Red lights, passing cars, and distant shouts melted into nothing because all I could see was Amy–her trembling body, her pale face, the blood pooling beneath her.

I leaned closer, brushing her hair back from her face. “Stay with me, Amy. You’re going to make it. I won’t let anything happen to you or our baby.”

Her eyes flickered open for a moment, just barely. I could see recognition in them, the smallest spark, but it was gone almost instantly as another seizure hit. My chest tightened.

“Hold on. That’s my girl. Just hold on,” I whispered, even as my wolf roared beneath my skin, furious, needing to tear someone apart for even letting this happen.

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Cole didn’t speak, just nodded, gripping the wheel tightly as he navigated the streets as fast as he dared. The hospital was only a few minutes away, but those minutes were a lifetime. Every second felt like an hour, every breath a battle against panic.

I kept Amy supported in my arms, murmuring her name, talking to her, willing her to respond, willing her to fight.

“Just a little longer, Amy. That’s it. You’re doing good. Keep fighting. I’m right here,” I said, my hands pressed against her, trying to stabilize her body as best I could.

The hospital came into view at last, lights glaring, doors open, staff moving quickly toward the vehicle. I didn’t wait for anyone to speak. I scooped Amy in my arms, running faster than I thought possible.

“Emergency! My wife! She’s seizing, bleeding! She needs surgery!” I shouted as I slammed the doors open.

Staff grabbed Amy from me, lifting her onto a gurney. I followed immediately, my hands never leaving her. Nurses pushed the gurney down the hall, calling out for the operating theater.

I could hear the alarms, the voices, the quick movements of people trained for emergencies.

“Sir, we need you to wait outside,” one nurse said as they wheeled Amy away. I froze, but she didn’t look at me.