All Chapters of My Doctor True Mate: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

April"Alpha Noah, can you do me a favor and help me out?" My first shift had not only happened rather magically but also… kind of abnormally.It happened earlier than it should have.I have a guess swirling in my mind, but I can't really confirm it, at least not before my mother regained consciousness."Sure. What do you need me to do?" Alpha Noah responds, surprising me once again with his kindness."I want to take a complete test of my body. I shifted a lot earlier than I was supposed to, on my birthday." I bite my lip as I wait for him to question me.But unexpectedly, he raises his eyebrows without wanting to know any details.As if he was able to see my doubts, he pats my shoulder and smiled widely."I won't ask you questions you don't want to answer. We are a thriving new pack. We have recently recruited many new members and I trust everyone that wants to follow my lead. I am determined to unite all of us. So, don't be afraid or worried to ever talk to me openly."My eyes well

Scott As my Beta informs me about the end of the search definitely, I can’t exactly make out which emotion weighs more in my turmoil of feelings. The bodies weren’t found by the search patrols. Putting up my best poker face in front of Liam, I actually hate the fact that I am saddened about losing her. I can feel my wolf pacing around, clawing onto the walls of my mind as he is about to push through to go check for himself. ‘Easy. Calm down. We will go search the place for ourselves,’ I try to get him to relax, even if I feel as anxious to get there just like him. Finally, I shake off Liam and after contemplating if I should really go, I take my car to reach the place where the search patrols found their car. As I step out of the car, I can spot where the totaled car had been lying immediately. The shattered glass reflects the sun’s rays, enhancing the single car parts that still lie in the pitch. Only now I realize how badly they must have been injured as the feeble smell of

Scott Passing my hand over my face, I push out a deep sigh. I prop my head up onto my hands as I put my elbows on my desk which is filled with paperwork I urgently need to look at. But I just don’t seem to be able to focus, and while I’m losing time, trying to sort my thoughts to concentrate on my work or to distract me from the pain streaming from my heart, I get reprimanded by my wolf repeatedly. ‘You should mourn for our mate. And still, you are here having a bad conscience for what happened to these traitors,’ he growls. Sighing, I pinch the bridge of my nose. ‘I can’t help it. I know what they have done to us, and to our beautiful mate, but I can’t shake the feeling that I sent them into their death. Or maybe even worse. They weren’t monsters, they didn’t deserve what happened to them.’ He isn’t happy at all with my answer, and roars in frustration before he retreats into the back of my mind. The worst is probably that, whenever I close my eyes, April’s smiling face keeps f

April A crack resounds, making a collective scream go through the crowd. The little boy whimpers as the green gleam wraps around his leg, aligning the broken bone back to its original form and mending it instantly. “Oh, my Goddess,” the mother says as her little boy sniffs, and she touches his leg to check how the bone is completely healed. “Thank you so much.” I return to my senses slowly, my surroundings that seemed to play in front of my eyes like a movie suddenly feeling real again. “What was that?” Daisy asks me, amazed, looking between me and the boy wide-eyed. “Where did that come from?” I shrug, standing up and wiping my palms onto my jeans. “I don’t know. It’s the first time this has happened to me.” Daisy gasps, grabbing my arm. “We have to tell Danny!” Without waiting for my answer, she pulls me to the car and drives me to the house where she lives with her brother. It is a cute brownstone terrace house which has been adorned lovingly with beautiful flowers. Daisy

Scott Five Years Later My eyes scan the training camps as I watch my higher-ranked warriors training with the newly shifted wolves. Their shouting rebooms in the valley-like camps, the coldness of the air blowing against my skin and leaving a piercing pain on it. Otherwise, it is really silent, and I like this. The concentration, the devotement, the raw power they are trying to set free. “Alpha Scott?” A feeble voice disrupt my train of thought, making me look down at the petite she-wolf who appeared at my side. I redirect my gaze onto the training warriors with my arms still crossed as I grunt, “Can I help you, Ana?” “Erm…” she says shyly, making me roll my eyes. “Doctor Simmeons asked me to monitor the training and how the injured wolves, who are already able to participate in the training again, are recovering. Whatever, I think to myself and nod without taking my gaze from the training wolves. “That’s alright, Ana. Thank you.” She giggles stupidly, caressing a strand of