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    After the operation, I would fall asleep in the armchair next to Alice’s bed,forted by the steady beating of the machines. Every time, Alice would awake violently, her wolf struggling to free her from the IV that stuck in her arm.


    Finally, I heard of an organization that could create nes to suppress wolf’s abilities, but they were very expensive.


    I rededicated myself to my work. With the help of my powers, I rose from the lowest-ranking nurse at the hospital to a full-


    fledged healer. I took onmissions from nobles and wealthy merchants, grateful for the considerable amounts of money I


    earned.


    However, it still wasn’t enough to pay for Alice’s cure.


    My research led me to a contact at Thorn Pack Hospital. Instead of a cure, they offered me a position. We would have to go to


    Thorn Pack, but the sry would cover the exorbitant medical fees for my child.


    The whole way here, I’d debated whether or not I was actually going forward with taking the job at Thorn Pack. I’d debated while I


    dropped Alice off with the nanny, and while I’d driven to the hospital. After all, the odds that I’d run into my ex-husband at the


    hospital was fairly high, especially with my renown.


    I looked at Thorn Pack Hospital out of my car window. I made up my mind, slipping on my face mask. I tightly tied my hair up and


    opened the door.


    shes of cameras went off around me. “It’s Healer Amanda!” reporters and onlookers excitedly shouted.


    My powers had granted me a level of fame, although under the new name that I’d chosen for myself. A symbol of my new life.


    Luxury cars filled the hospital parking lot, all carrying Thorn Pack’s most privileged, all of them here to see me. The news of the


    Healer’s arrival at Thorn Pack had spread across the inte. Nobles lined up to make appointments, all of them eager to meet me


    in person.


    Whispers caused a soft, collective roar as the members of the crowd noticed me.


    “That’s Healer Amanda,” I heard, “the youngest and most talented healer of our generation.”


    Out of obligation and practice from time as a healer at Dawn Pack Hospital, I exchanged pleasantries with some of the nobles before entering the hospital.


    I walked through the halls, guided to the office that had been set up for my arrival. Two figures already sat inside, waiting for me.


    Alpha Julian and his Luna, Olivia.


    My stomach fluttered at the sight of Julian, even as I attempted to squash the feelings. Julian had aged in the five years since I’d seen him, but age had only made him more handsome, sharpening the striking lines of his nose and jaw. His hair was still jet ck, with no signs of graying, and his blue eyes still pierced my soul.


    Then, all the waves of resentment and regret that Julian’s betrayal had caused me washed over me. Like the butterflies, I shoved


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    I was a professional healer now. The best around. I would treat the Alpha with professionalism, just as I would treat any of the other nobles waiting for me outside.


    Somehow, Olivia’s beauty was just as intact as it had been when Ist saw her five years ago. It had been here, on this floor of this


    very hospital where I now held more status than she could have ever imagined possible.


    Her arm was linked tightly through Julian’s, gently caressing her stomach. “Healer Amanda, please cure my infertility. You must


    help me.”


    I was shocked to hear her plead. She didn’t recognize me yet.


    Julian looked at me in shock. His voice broke as he cried out.


    “Amber?”


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