Wolf’s Point of View (Ivy Personal Guard at Silvermoon Pack)
“It seems you both are lost in thought, Luna and Alpha,” Samly said, as if he was deliberately pushing the issue.
Why was he pressing so hard? Did he have some hidden intention or bad motive?
“We were instructed by Ivy not to treat Dominic excessively,” Luna Helena replied. “So we shouldn’t do that now,” she added, reinforcing Ivy’s guidance and signaling that they would follow her advice despite Samly’s insistence.
Yes, Lady Ivy had given them an advice, and I was certain they were beginning to see the results of following it.
Ever since they stopped treating Master Dominic excessively, his condition had started improving, and he was responding to treatment in ways they hadn’t expected.
They couldn’t deny the progress he was making now, and it was obvious to anyone observing.
“Oh, nonsense!” Mrs. Margot exclaimed loudly, her voice dismissive.
“I beg your pardon?” Luna Helena asked, not expecting the interruption.
“Whatever that little wench has put into your head, don’t pay attention,” Mrs. Margot continued, her voice dripping with disdain.
“She just acts like she knows everything,” she added, clearly belittling Lady Ivy, calling her a mere wench and implying she was arrogant for thinking she knew it all.
“I still insist we let Physician Kane in to treat Dominic,” Mrs. Margot said.
As long as she continued to press for the physician to have access to Master Dominic, I couldn’t shake the feeling that something was off.
Her insistence seemed as if there was an ulterior motive behind it. I couldn’t ignore the uneasy sense that letting Physician Kane near Master Dominic might not be as straightforward, or as safe as it appeared.
“Ivy is not home, so we need to wait for her return before taking any action. After all, she is Dominic’s wife, and it should be her decision to confirm whether her husband is to be treated by this physician or not.” Luna Helena said.
“I can’t believe you actually said that,” Mrs. Margot snapped angrily.
“Ivy is a despicable person, and there’s absolutely no reason to follow any of her so-called advice, because it’s completely foolish and unnecessary.” She continued.
At this point, I realized I had to leave immediately and warn the others. Mrs. Margot’s insistence made it clear she would stop at nothing to ensure this physician gained access to Master Dominic’s room, and I couldn’t allow that to happen without taking action.
I quietly slipped out of the palace, carefully setting the physician’s bag down on the ground to avoid drawing attention.
I moved swiftly toward Master Dominic’s room, my mind focused on the urgency of the situation.
When I arrived, Ash, Blade, and Shadow were already there, standing vigilant. Stone, however, had accompanied Lady Ivy to the pharmacy, leaving the rest of us to ensure Master Dominic’s safety and prevent anyone from interfering with the care he needed.
Quickly, I filled them in about Samly, and Physician Kane, explaining their arrival and purpose.
I also detailed how Mrs. Margot had reacted when Luna Helena insisted they wait for Lady Ivy before allowing him to treat Master Dominic, and how she had outright refused to follow that instruction.
Their expressions grew serious as they realized the danger behind Mrs. Margot’s insistence, understanding why we needed to act carefully to protect Master Dominic.


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