The Heart Of The Beast The Alpha's Pawn (Sonia and Ramon) novel Chapter 200

Chapter 200

SONIAS POW

After half an hour of walking around, whilst actively dodging anyone that could put as in danger by revealing our whereabouts, Lydia finally came to a stop in front of a house.

She knocked, and the door was opened for us to go in.

“You came.” I heard as we entered the house.

Someone hugged Lydia As they hugged, I took the opportunity to look around.

It was a neat house for starters. No sign of struggles either.

A very conducive environment to foster rapid healing.

“This is princess Sonia,” I heard Lydia introduce.

Tumed around to meet a woman’s frail outstretched hands.

“Thank you for gracing our home with your presence,” she said.

I took her hands in mine, and offered her a smile.

“You’re welcome,” I replied.

“Please, come this way with me. My mother is in the other room

I followed her to another room, and as we entered, I felt my wolf kick.

Halting, because that was strange, I waited for another movement.

But that was it. It simply refused to move anymore.

1 sighed, and continued further into the room.

There was definitely sickness in the room, I thought, just as the daughter of the sick woman cleared a space on the bed for me.

I sat beside the sick woman, and my breath quickened

I could barely hear her heartbeat. She was rapidly fading away.

“How long has she been sick?” I questioned the daughter worriedly.

“For a while now. A very long time.”

I shook my head as I felt her temperature, and saw it was a little on the high side.

Signalling for Lydia to draw closer, she got the message and handed me my tool box.

Everything I had left in it was just as I left it.

Considering how long it had been since I last used it, I was expecting for the items in it to be covered with dust.

Fortunately, they were as good as new

“Could you please lift up her head, a litler” I pleaded, pulling out some lemon grass

In a lot of cultures, lemon grass signified breathing in new life.

It usually takes away the fever of a body

ly on the verge of lifelessness, and breathes in new life to it.

With

help of Lydia, the old woman’s daughter lifted her head up.

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Chapter 200

Through the lemon grass to her nose, and she instantly sneezed.

I left it for a few more seconds, before finally signalling for them to bring her head down.

“It’s important to get rid of the fever before anything else. If we don’t, she’s never going to fully recover,” I said, filling the daughter in

og 1 was doing, just in case of a next tim

1 felt it was best she knew everything I was

After a few more minutes of administering different medication on her, she finally began to breathe normally.

I waited half an hour, just holding her hands in mine.

From the distance, I could hear the daughter question Lydia on my techniques.

1ch Lydia smile, as she said, “Just trust the proces”

I also had to trust the process. Because this was the first time in a long time I would be healing anyone

With my wolf gone, it would be more difficult to recuperate, if I should take anyone’s pain.

But for the hospitality of the woman, and the kindness I saw in her mother’s previously lifeless eyes, I was willing to take that risk.

kept my hands on her, and was closing my eyes when I heard a loud voice in my head.

“What if Jed was right? What will you do?” It questioned clearly.

“You’d be putting it in danger if you can’t heal fast,” the voice continued when I made no move to respond to its fear.

Well it was a good thing I didn’t believe Jed was right.

Nothing was going to stop me from healing the woman.

I closed my eyes anyway, and began to take the rest of her pain away

“What is she doing!” I heard the woman ask again,

“I don’t know,” Lydia replied.

She was being honest too. This side of my healing ability was new to her.

The pain was a lot for the woman. I took as much as I could.

But when I felt like I was getting sucked in. I caught myself, and stopped.

The second I stopped, I felt my wolf kick again.

“I know you’re there, even when I can’t sense you

I smiled, and opened my eyes. I had done it

The old woman’s wolf was doing the rest of the job.

In no time, she would be hale and hearty again