Second Chance for the Barren Luna (Talia and Jason) novel Chapter 77

Talia’s POV

Solon and Della stared at me, both clearly shaken. Della was the first to recover, rushing out to call the doctor. Solon stayed at my bedside.

The doctor arrived quickly and said, "How are we feeling, Princess?"

"Tired, doctor. I can't feel my wolf," I whispered, my voice cracking.

The doctor looked surprised and said, “I felt your wolf earlier. Your wolf was also weakened by the heat. Maybe you just overlooked her.”

He checked my pulse, studied my breathing, and pressed his palm against my chest. His brow furrowed as he searched for my wolf.

Finally, he leaned back with a furrowed brow. “Your wolf has indeed gone silent,” he said.

“Do you know what caused this? Was it the heat?" Solon asked.

“I cannot tell whether her wolf has disappeared or is in a deep dormant state,” the doctor explained. "The Princess going into heat should not have caused her wolf to go dormant; however, it did happen on a full moon night. So, it could potentially be the cause."

This could not be happening. My wolf had been with me since I was a child. I never knew a moment without her. Now, not hearing or feeling her, made me feel so empty.

“What is the remedy for this? How do we bring her wolf back?” Solon asked.

“Because I don't know the cause, it makes it harder for me to prescribe a treatment," the doctor explained. "In most cases, extreme danger will force a dormant wolf to reappear or awaken to protect her.”

“I am not about to put my sister in a dangerous situation. What is the other option?” Solon pressed.

“She needs to be marked by a true mate. Beyond that, there is no method I can promise,” the doctor answered.

“So, we wait until she returns on her own,” I said firmly. I was not about to allow Jason anywhere near me. I would never allow him to mark me again.

The doctor nodded and added, “And rest. The Princess may leave the infirmary now; however, I recommend light activities until further notice. Your senses will be dulled, and your healing factor will be significantly reduced. Please avoid stressful situations to keep from worsening your condition.”

Solon nodded. “Thank you, doctor. I expect your utmost discretion with this information."

"Of course, Prince Solon. No one but those in this room will know about the Princess' condition," the doctor said before leaving the room.

Solon let out an exasperated sigh as he rubbed his temples. "This has to be the worst time for this to happen. You're going to need someone with you at all times."

“I'll be with her," Della volunteered. "Don’t you worry, Talia. We will figure out how to bring your wolf back."

“Father may know of a way. We can always get a second opinion,” Solon suggested.

“Please don’t tell Father. He has enough to worry about.” I murmured.

“He will want to know what is going on with his daughter, Talia.”

“Just not yet. I don’t want to be treated like I am useless again.”

Solon frowned. “You are never useless, Talia. Don’t ever think that.”

“Just please don’t tell him.”

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