He's an Alpha: She doesn't Care (Jennifer Francis) novel Chapter 15

She’s Beyond His Rule 15 Summary After five days of searching, Jared finally gets a lead on Wynta Morgan’s location through a hospital claim for her medical expenses. He sends Dwane to verify her identity at the private hospital before personally reviewing her medical records, which reveal she underwent emergency surgery for a penetrating abdominal wound, suffered an MCL sprain, bruises, and mild hypothermia from flood exposure. Jared’s father is furious about Wynta’s disappearance and the delay in finding her, punishing Jared and Lotti harshly for their roles in the situation.

Jared’s father orders him to bring Wynta to the pack hospital by the end of the day, making it clear this is not a voluntary transfer and that Jared must ensure it happens. Jared acknowledges the order but questions what Wynta is willing to accept, to which his father says he will speak to her directly, doubting she will agree. Jared prepares to retrieve Wynta, aware this mission will be difficult. Dwane reports back that Wynta is stubborn and refuses to acknowledge him as family, even threatening to call security.

She remains distrustful and demands proof of their relation, which Dwane cannot provide. Jared and Gordon arrive at the hospital, and Jared approaches Wynta, apologizing for leaving her outside his car without a jacket and offering to transfer her to the pack hospital for better care. Wynta refuses to move, insisting the current hospital staff have treated her well and saved her life. She is firm in her decision to stay, despite Jared’s explanation that the company will cover her medical bills and his father’s insistence on her being treated by their doctor.

The chapter ends with Wynta resolute in remaining at the private hospital, setting up a tense conflict between her wishes and Jared’s father’s orders. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below CH 15 Jared +25 Points At last, on the fifth day, a promising lead surfaced regarding Wynta Morgan’s whereabouts. A human hospital had submitted a claim for her medical expenses-a detail Jared had instructed the pack’s doctor, Gordon, to keep a close eye on and notify him immediately if anything came through.

Now, Jared was making his way to the pack hospital to review her medical records and understand the extent of her condition. Before heading there himself, he had already dispatched Dwane to the private hospital to verify that the patient was indeed Wynta Morgan. Jared refused to risk blindly transferring someone who might not be her. What if an imposter had found her insurance card and was masquerading as Wynta to receive treatment? He stood silently, listening as Gordon read aloud the itemized bill.

It detailed that she had undergone surgery, received one unit of blood, and spent three days in the ICU-two of those days in a medically induced coma. There was also a post-operative ward fee, along with a list of medications and equipment used in her care, including a full leg brace and crutches. Jared exhaled deeply; the bill lacked a clear diagnosis. He watched as Gordon made a call to the hospital, seeking clarification and confirming they would cover the expenses. Jared nodded in agreement, signaling approval.

The woman on the other end explained in detail: Wynta had emergency surgery for a penetrating abdominal wound and suffered an MCL sprain, along with numerous scratches and extensive bruising. She had been brought in by ambulance after being rescued from floodwaters by a nearby emergency crew. Exposure to the elements had caused mild hypothermia. When Gordon ended the call, he requested the medical file be sent over and informed them someone would come to transfer Wynta to their preferred hospital by tomorrow at the latest. Jared would arrange the necessary paperwork and accompany the escort.

He waited for the documents to arrive, made a copy for himself, and then headed to his father’s office. The older man was still furious-not only because Wynta had gone missing, but also due to how long it had taken to locate her. She hadn’t returned to either the office or her apartment, both of which were under surveillance. The situation hadn’t looked promising for some time. Jared had already endured six lashings from his father for missing the Luna Ceremony and abandoning a guest outside the pack.

Now, with Wynta missing, and for defying his father’s orders, Jared was in even deeper trouble. His father had announced the reason for each lash before administering it, and Jared had been placed on the shaming post for all six the following day-his first time returning without her. Lotti hadn’t escaped punishment either; she’d been dragged in, questioned about why she’d left the pack, and called Jared to come pick her up-actions that had led to Wynta being left outside the pack.

Lotti took three lashes with the cat-o’-nine-tails: one for leaving the pack, one for calling Jared, and one because her decision had caused Wynta’s absence. Jared now faced his father, who snarled at him to leave and find Wynta. Entering the office, Jared sensed the usual cold reception. There was something about Wynta that his father either knew but kept secret or genuinely liked-perhaps he wanted her safely integrated into the pack. “I have,” Jared stated plainly. “Dwane is on his way to confirm it right now.

I thought you’d want to see her medical file before I follow him to speak with her and bring her back, as you instructed.” His father snorted, taking the file and scanning it. “So, she was swept away in that flood,” he muttered, anger flashing in his eyes. “It appears so,” Jared replied. “I’ll ask her directly for confirmation.” He knew this would likely earn him another lashing-probably one for every day she had been missing. “I want Wynta in the pack hospital by the end of today, Jared. And don’t mistake this for her willingly joining the pack.

“I’m here to bring you to Cedar Rapid Hospital for proper treatment,” he continued. “You’ll receive the best care there, I promise.” She shook her head, clearly dismayed. “Are you also my brother?” she asked without turning to look at him. “No, just your boss’s concerned son,” Jared replied. “I’m here to arrange your transport. The company will cover all medical bills since you were injured at a company event. But my father insists you be treated by his doctor.” “I’m not interested in going to the company hospital,” she said flatly, finally meeting his gaze.

“The doctors and nurses here have done a great job. They treat me with respect and saved my life. I see no reason to change hospitals.” Jared frowned, recalling his father’s words. He knew how to handle this. “My father understands he’s insisting, but that won’t affect any agreement between you two,” Jared said carefully. “That will resume after your treatment and once you’ve returned to your apartment.” “There’s no need for that, Mr. Hayes. I’ll stay here, thank you,” she said firmly, turning her eyes back to the window.

Conclusion The chapter delicately captures the tension between duty and personal will, as Jared navigates the difficult task of bringing Wynta back to the pack hospital against her wishes. His genuine concern for her well-being is evident, even as he grapples with the weight of his father’s harsh commands and the consequences of past mistakes. Wynta’s steadfast refusal to accept Jared’s help underscores her resilience and desire for autonomy, highlighting the emotional complexity of their intertwined fates.

Adrian Maia Adrian is a bestselling author of alpha novels, crafting intense tales of dominant heroes, fierce heroines, and unbreakable bonds. With a flair for high-stakes romance and unapologetic passion, her stories captivate readers worldwide. When not writing, she explores hidden corners of the world for inspiration.