The Unveiling Truth

Breathing in the fresh oxygen made Taya feel like a fish that had been out of water for too long, suddenly returning to the pond and regaining a new life. She grabbed the oxygen mask and desperately inhaled. Seeing that her face had regained a hint of color, Griffon’s furrowed brow started to unwrinkled slightly. He looked at Stella, who was examining Taya. “How is she?” he asked. After listening for a while, Stella felt something was wrong with Taya’s heart. “The oxygen has helped a bit, but I need to examine her further and run some tests.” Taya’s heart didn’t sound healthy at all, and given how she looked and her symptoms, Stella was sure it was some type of heart failure. But she didn’t dare to say anything in front of Griffon before she had conclusive test results. “Run everything. I need to know exactly what’s wrong with her,” Griffon demanded with a growl, letting the commanding Tone of his Alpha seeps through. Stella nodded. “I’ll go make the arrangements.”

Hearing their conve