The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 410

Chapter 410: Chapter 410 Need To Be Prepared

When Addison disappeared and Zion was losing his sanity piece by piece, Levi was the only one he could trust to hold him together. Levi was quiet, steady, reliable... and he had carried far more weight than he ever demanded credit for.

So now, looking at him lying weak and pale inside that room, Zion felt a suffocating guilt coiling in his chest. He owed his Beta far more than he ever realized.

"Zion... I want to be by Levi’s side. Is that possible?" Addison asked softly. Her lips trembled, her face scrunching up as though she were seconds away from crying. The sight alone made Zion panic.

He nodded immediately, even though he wasn’t sure the doctors would allow it. The ICU needed to remain sterile, and Levi couldn’t risk even the slightest infection, or his condition might worsen.

But then Zion remembered their unusual mate-bond, the strange, powerful connection they shared even without marks.

He understood why Addison was insisting. She didn’t just want to see Levi; she wanted to help him in the only way she could.

So Zion pushed aside his hesitation.

"Alright, I’ll call the doctors. You stay here and wait for me, okay?" Zion said gently. He set Addison down and crouched to slip her slippers onto her feet. She didn’t even seem to notice; her eyes were locked on Levi’s fragile, motionless form behind the glass.

Seeing her so consumed with worry, Zion exhaled heavily and turned away, heading down the corridor.

When he reached the doctors’ office, he knocked. A voice from inside invited him in. The moment he opened the door, he wasn’t surprised to find several doctors gathered around the table, because he could hear their voices carried all the way down the hall. They were discussing Levi’s condition and the subsequent treatment plan they needed to follow.

Only then did Zion truly grasp how complicated Levi’s situation was.

Because of Greg’s ambush and the silver dagger that had struck dangerously close to his heart, Levi had narrowly avoided fatal a damage. But the blade had still torn through major veins near his heart, leaving him in critical condition. Tonight would be crucial. The doctors weren’t certain he would pull through.

As Zion listened, his stomach dropped, the weight of their words pressing heavily against his chest.

"So what do you mean by that?" Zion asked, his voice low as his expression darkened, an oppressive aura rolling off him. He remembered all too well that Addison had only just recovered; if something happened to Levi now, when she was already drowning in guilt, it would destroy her.

If Levi didn’t make it through... she wouldn’t just be heartbroken. Her health could spiral, her body weaken, just like the werewolves whose partners died and were consumed by grief, some following their mates to the afterlife, others left so broken they barely survived.

He had seen it before. His own mother was proof of how devastating that kind of loss could be.

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