The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 412

Chapter 412: Chapter 412 Healing 2

"W-What... happened?" Levi rasped. His voice sounded foreign to himself, hoarse, raw, like metal scraping against concrete.

The moment Zion heard him, his head snapped toward the bed. Their eyes locked, Levi wide with confusion, Zion’s rimmed red and shining with disbelief, as if he couldn’t decide whether to be relieved, terrified, or both at once.

"How... how are you fine?" Zion stammered, disbelief cracking his voice. He had just come from the doctors’ office, where every word had painted a picture of Levi teetering on the edge of death, his condition so grave that they were preparing for the worst.

And yet, here Levi was, sitting up, meeting his gaze with a healthy complexion, looking nothing like someone who should have been fighting for his life. His voice was still hoarse and grating, raw from the oxygen and strain as it was dry, but aside from that, Levi was fine.

For the first time, Zion realized with a jolt that his worry now belonged elsewhere, Addison. It was her he needed to think about now, but before he could reorganized his thoughts, the door burst open.

"What... what happened here?"

The newcomer’s voice cut through the daze surrounding Zion and Levi, and he froze as he took in the scene, both of them staying still as they stared at each other like fools.

"So... Levi’s condition really did stabilize? But wait... something’s not right..." His words trailed off as his gaze landed on the figure in Zion’s arms. His pupils immediately dilated, a low, furious growl ripping from his throat.

In two long strides, he was at Zion’s side, shoving him roughly aside.

"What happened to Addison?" Maxwell’s angry growl shattered the stunned silence, snapping both Zion and Levi out of their daze. Zion, in particular, felt his head spin, his thoughts scrambling to make sense of what happened, but the pieces refused to fit, leaving him reeling.

"I-I don’t know..." Zion stammered, glancing helplessly at Maxwell.

Maxwell’s anger faltered for a moment as he saw the confusion and worry etched across Zion’s face, as if Zion were silently asking the same question: ’What just happened?’

His brows furrowed deeper. He had just woken from a long rest, hoping that by the time he opened his eyes, the problems surrounding the Golden Hue Pack and Levi’s condition would have improved.

Stretching his stiff muscles, Maxwell had made his way toward Levi’s ICU room. Coming from the left side of the corridor, he hadn’t passed the window and therefore had no idea what was happening inside.

In his mind, Levi was still a strong werewolf; after a blood transfusion, a little rest would have him back on his feet. He hadn’t accounted for the wolfsbane preventing Levi’s wolf from healing him.

So when Maxwell suddenly burst through the door, he froze, first at the sight of Zion on the ground, then at Addison lying unconscious. Shock and anger surged through him before he could even process it, and his furious gaze snapped toward the two, bristling with intensity.

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