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shape, nothing could have prepared her for the reality of his injuries. He was covered in blood, the gashes far too deep and far too many, his breathing shallow as he lay there fading in and out of consciousness.
In such a short time, Cullen had become like a second father to her, coming to her aid and her defense on far too many occasions. Trying to heal him was the very least she could do. “May I?”
When the doctor nodded, she sat by his bedside, with Greyson and Kiernan close by. Greyson put a gentle hand on her shoulder. “Do what you can for him, love. But…just be careful.”
“I will.” She just hoped this would work. She’d expelled so much of her energy while trying to get away from Flint that she wasn’t sure if her body had been given enough time to recharge, as it were. But even if she just healed him enough to pull him away from the brink, it might be enough to keep him alive so his body could eventually heal itself, or she could continue trying to heal him once her energy returned.
Doing her best to focus, she gathered what energy she could, pulling it together into a healing ball of white light, and feeding it with the love she had for Cullen and for Greyson. She placed her hands on Cullen’s chest and envisioned his wounds closing, the white light engulfing his body. She poured that energy into him until there was nothing else to give him, and she collapsed against Greyson, completely spent, before slipping into a quiet darkness.
Chapter Fourteen
Greyson cradled Juno in his arms, worried that she’d pushed herself too far. And yet, as all but the worst of Cullen’s wounds healed over and he regained consciousness, he couldn’t have been more grateful for what she’d just done.
With a smile of relief, Kiernan took his father’s hand in his. “ Dad … You had us so fucking worried.”
Cullen squeezed his son’s hand in response, cringing in pain as he shifted in bed. “Juno…is she okay?”
With a nod, Greyson kissed the top of her head. “She’ll be fine—and I can’t thank you enough for all you did to keep her safe.”
“Anything for family. You know that, son.” Cullen rested his head back against the pillows, clearly needing more time to heal.
Jackson stepped forward. “I think it’s best if Cullen rests for now. It’ll be the quickest way for his body to finish the healing process.”
Greyson nodded, scooping Juno up in his arms as he got to his feet. “Call me if you need anything at all—and keep me updated.”
Kiernan followed them out to his vehicle as Greyson settled Juno in, far too worried about her, though for now, she seemed to just be asleep, no doubt drained from the healing. But fuck…he knew that if it hadn’t been for her gift, Cullen likely wouldn’t have survived the night.
“Will she be okay?” Kiernan was looking both worried about Juno and relieved about his father.
“Yeah…I think so. She just needs to rest.” Greyson gently closed the door, and turned to face his brother. “Please tell me all the bears that were hunting Juno are now dead, along with Flint.”
“They’re dead. Dad took out most of them, and then Sawyer finished them and kept Dad alive. As for Flint, Juno took care of him all on her own.” Kiernan put a gentle hand on Greyson’s shoulder. “Her nightmare’s over. She’s safe now.”
And if she was finally safe, that meant there was less of a reason to challenge Kiernan as alpha. “I appreciate everything you’ve done for her. Truly.”
“That’s what we do for family—for the pack. Right?” But it was more than just that. Kiernan had stepped up, time and again. And maybe Greyson had been wrong to question Kiernan’s ability as pack leader, even though he’d only been trying to keep Juno from harm—and a fat lot of good that had done.
But now? That was all behind them. Finally . And though they may still have some obstacles ahead of them, like making sure their baby was okay and rebuilding their
In such a short time, Cullen had become like a second father to her, coming to her aid and her defense on far too many occasions. Trying to heal him was the very least she could do. “May I?”
When the doctor nodded, she sat by his bedside, with Greyson and Kiernan close by. Greyson put a gentle hand on her shoulder. “Do what you can for him, love. But…just be careful.”
“I will.” She just hoped this would work. She’d expelled so much of her energy while trying to get away from Flint that she wasn’t sure if her body had been given enough time to recharge, as it were. But even if she just healed him enough to pull him away from the brink, it might be enough to keep him alive so his body could eventually heal itself, or she could continue trying to heal him once her energy returned.
Doing her best to focus, she gathered what energy she could, pulling it together into a healing ball of white light, and feeding it with the love she had for Cullen and for Greyson. She placed her hands on Cullen’s chest and envisioned his wounds closing, the white light engulfing his body. She poured that energy into him until there was nothing else to give him, and she collapsed against Greyson, completely spent, before slipping into a quiet darkness.
Chapter Fourteen
Greyson cradled Juno in his arms, worried that she’d pushed herself too far. And yet, as all but the worst of Cullen’s wounds healed over and he regained consciousness, he couldn’t have been more grateful for what she’d just done.
With a smile of relief, Kiernan took his father’s hand in his. “ Dad … You had us so fucking worried.”
Cullen squeezed his son’s hand in response, cringing in pain as he shifted in bed. “Juno…is she okay?”
With a nod, Greyson kissed the top of her head. “She’ll be fine—and I can’t thank you enough for all you did to keep her safe.”
“Anything for family. You know that, son.” Cullen rested his head back against the pillows, clearly needing more time to heal.
Jackson stepped forward. “I think it’s best if Cullen rests for now. It’ll be the quickest way for his body to finish the healing process.”
Greyson nodded, scooping Juno up in his arms as he got to his feet. “Call me if you need anything at all—and keep me updated.”
Kiernan followed them out to his vehicle as Greyson settled Juno in, far too worried about her, though for now, she seemed to just be asleep, no doubt drained from the healing. But fuck…he knew that if it hadn’t been for her gift, Cullen likely wouldn’t have survived the night.
“Will she be okay?” Kiernan was looking both worried about Juno and relieved about his father.
“Yeah…I think so. She just needs to rest.” Greyson gently closed the door, and turned to face his brother. “Please tell me all the bears that were hunting Juno are now dead, along with Flint.”
“They’re dead. Dad took out most of them, and then Sawyer finished them and kept Dad alive. As for Flint, Juno took care of him all on her own.” Kiernan put a gentle hand on Greyson’s shoulder. “Her nightmare’s over. She’s safe now.”
And if she was finally safe, that meant there was less of a reason to challenge Kiernan as alpha. “I appreciate everything you’ve done for her. Truly.”
“That’s what we do for family—for the pack. Right?” But it was more than just that. Kiernan had stepped up, time and again. And maybe Greyson had been wrong to question Kiernan’s ability as pack leader, even though he’d only been trying to keep Juno from harm—and a fat lot of good that had done.
But now? That was all behind them. Finally . And though they may still have some obstacles ahead of them, like making sure their baby was okay and rebuilding their
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