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Valerie knew that he did not care for his life as much as he cared for hers. Their destinies were intertwined in the most sophisticated way, and the thought of being there for her would be his only motivation since she did not see a way to get him to the pack.
Also, she believed that his wolfy abilities could not completely die because he was in the human world. Alpha Denzel had the most powerful wolf that would not just die because of bullets.
He might just be weak because of the location, so Valerie had hope. There had to be a way for him to make it without being paralyzed. That would be a big problem for a man like Alpha Denzel.
Valerie might love him anyhow, but he would find it difficult to accept and would rather prefer to die. As for the people who did this, Valerie wanted to be the one to take revenge on them as well.
Valerie wiped her tears and stood up. "I would go sign the papers now, and I believe the surgery would be successful without complications." If nothing at all, his wolfy abilities would help him to heal faster than humans.
As she walked past him after casting another sorrowful glance, she was surprised when a firm hand wrapped around her wrist. She stiffened, turned around, and sat back again.
Alpha Denzel’s form had not changed, and his hand was still holding her wrist. Even in the state he was, his grip was too tight for how frail he looked.
Valerie’s heart warmed slightly. It was either the medications or his wolfy abilities. Unknown to her, this was not the first time Denzel had been shot. Mostly, he would even remove the bullets himself.
This time, it was more severe because they were silver bullets. If not for his strong Alpha wolf, he would have died. The silver was what weakened him, but the medications equally weakened the amount of silver in his system.
"Can you hear me, please?" Valerie asked softly, close to his ears, hope sparkling in her eyes.
"Repeat the last thing you said." Alpha Denzel’s voice was weak and husky, another round of a pool of tears fell from Valerie’s eyes as she watched him blurrily. Never did she imagine seeing him in this state.
"I said I love you, Denzel. I never realized it until I thought I almost lost you. I love you so much, that it hurts to see you like this."
She was surprised to see a teardrop from the corner of Alpha Denzel’s eyes, though his eyes were still shut. Because his head was turned to the side, she could only see one side, but it warmed her heart greatly when he began to speak.
"If taking multiple bullets was the only way to make you realize it, then it’s worth it, and I can take more, just to hear you say that again."
Valerie smiled through tears. "You don’t have to take any more bullets for me, Denzel. I would never stop loving you, and if you ever try to leave or reject me, I would kill you," she said seriously.
After realizing her love for him, her heart felt light and alive. However, it also grew possessive. She heard him chuckle and cough slightly.
"Get me out of here. Take my phone and redial the last number. Tell Godic to get me to the pack."
"Godic is here. I would tell the doctor, and we can get you discharged," she said excitedly, knowing how he would heal faster without any paralysis at the pack.
"They won’t allow it because there would be investigations. This is a case of attempted murder. Please tell Godic, and he will know what to do."
His eyes opened blurry to his environment, but they shut again due to the bright light. Valerie kissed him on the lips before she ran out of the emergency ward.
Alpha Denzel did not really want to return to the pack because of his recovery but because of her. If she was in love with him, she still would not get her wolf back if they were away from the pack.
"Will you sign the document now? He doesn’t have much time." The doctor was impatient and spoke as soon as he saw Valerie.
"Just a minute," Valerie said and pulled Godic aside. "We have to get him to the pack."
Godic thought for a moment and suggested, "distract the doctor. We shall take care of it."
Valerie sighed with relief. She did not even have to explain anything, as Godic did not ask questions. No wonder Denzel said Godic would take care of it. It was good to have someone as proficient as Godic. Valerie went to the doctor, and Godic went the other way.
"I’m ready to sign it, but I have to read it first."
"Let’s go to my office," the doctor said and began to lead the way.
Valerie followed the doctor, taking her sweet time to read the document when the emergency bells rang after a few minutes. Valerie guessed it was Godic, so as soon as the doctor stepped out of the office, she equally sneaked out.
When she reached the car park, she was confused, not seeing Godic’s car around, when the latter called a few meters ahead. "Luna."
Sighing with relief, she joined them, instantly going to sit beside her man. He was still heavy on sedatives and painkillers. It was only Valerie’s words that gave him hope. He finally got what he wanted.
Winning the heart of a woman with a dead wolf was a great miracle, especially when he was the cause of it.
Back in Las Vegas, a group of dons was involved in a fierce argument. "What do you mean he’s still alive and how did he disappear from the hospital? No wolf can survive a silver bullet, so how come he did not die and even escaped our assassin?"
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