The Alpha Train (Christina and Sebastian) novel Chapter 426

Chapter 17

“I’ll make sure she gets her ribs wrapped,” Shane says, keeping an arm around my waist.

“Thank you, doctor.”

“I’ll see you in two days, Alpha.”

Shane helps me to walk out of the medical center. I realize that taking deep breaths isn’t all.

“Hungry?” he asks as we walk.

“I could eat. What did I miss today?” I ask.

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“When Dr. Whit told me that you were going to be out for several hours, I went to afternoon classes. We only have one together on Monday afternoons. I took notes, but I also asked around, and Helen is taking the Pack Management curriculum. She let me copy her notes for you, so you can keep up,” he says.

“Shane, that was so nice.”

“I know how important the Academy is to you, T. And I was feeling pretty helpless. I don’t like feeling that way. I needed to do something to make me feel like I was doing something and that helped.”

When we walked into the cafeteria, Cole, Justin, and Cassandra came over to check on me.

“Damn girl, it looked like you were practicing to be a bird shifter. How are you feeling?” Cole

asks.

“Like shit,” I say, grinning.

“Are you going to be able to eat?” Cassandra asks.

“Yeah. I’m hungry, but I’m going to take it slow,” I say.

Even though they’ve already eaten, the group comes to sit with me while Shane goes to get two plates of food.

“So, how bad is it? Alpha Dane said cracked ribs,” Cole asks.

“Yeah, three cracked ribs. Pretty much everything hurts, but for now, I’m off sparring and have some pain meds for tonight to help me sleep.”

Shane is back quickly with a variety of food for me to eat.

“So, are you going to tell us what it was like?” Cassandra asks me.

“What do you mean?” I ask her.

“The Beast,” Justin says.

Shane puts a few smaller bowls in front of me – soup, yogurt, and sliced bananas. “Try these,” he says, winking at me.

“It’s hard,” I tell her. “It’s exactly what the instructors said it would be. An obstacle course to challenge you mentally and physically.”

“But what does that mean?” Cassandra asks.

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