Ran Away Pregnant Came Back Alpha Heiress (Amelia and Damien) novel Chapter 277

**Night Whispers Forgotten Names – Colin Shah 277**

**Chapter 277**

Dr. Wyatt stepped into the office, her expression shifting as she caught sight of my buoyant demeanor. “What’s got you in such high spirits?” she inquired, her brow arching in curiosity.

I couldn’t help but beam. “Damien is bringing Stacy up to see you. I’ve arranged an appointment for three o’clock.” My grin was practically ear-to-ear.

Dr. Wyatt’s eyes widened, a flicker of surprise crossing her features. “Alpha Damien… is actually coming here?”

“Yes,” I affirmed, my excitement bubbling over. “I mentioned Stacy to you before, remember? About her condition? She really needs a skilled pediatrician, and even Damien acknowledges that you are the best in the entire continent.”

At my praise, Dr. Wyatt’s expression softened just a touch, but the worry lingering in her gaze was unmistakable. “Have you spoken to Alpha Jake yet?”

“No, not yet,” I replied, sensing a shift in the atmosphere.

“You really should,” she urged, her tone serious. “It’s crucial to do so before they start their journey.”

Her words puzzled me. “What do you mean? I’m confident he’ll agree.”

Dr. Wyatt regarded me with a skeptical look, her brow furrowing slightly. “I’m not as convinced as you are.”

“What do you mean? Stacy is just a child,” I countered, trying to comprehend her concern.

“This situation isn’t solely about Stacy; it revolves around Damien,” Dr. Wyatt clarified, her voice low. “There’s a deep-seated animosity between the two of them.” She glanced around the room, ensuring we were alone before continuing, “Jake holds Damien responsible for what happened to Amelia. He believes that as her mate, Damien could have done more to protect her.”

The revelation hit me hard. I was acutely aware of Jake’s disdain for Damien, but to the extent of punishing an innocent child? That wasn’t the brother I had grown up with.

“Regardless of their past,” I stated firmly, “I believe he will allow Stacy to be seen.”

“I hope you’re right,” Dr. Wyatt replied, but the strained note in her voice told me she was far from convinced.

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