BLOOD BOND: TIED TO MY ALPHA

Chapter 1: Save Your Heir

REBEKKA

Activity was bustling in the clinic as I held my mop close to my chest and weaved through the crowd to make my way over to the bedside of one of the pack warriors who had just vomited blood on the tiled floor.

I put the mop down and cleaned up the mess and was about rinsing it free when I heard my name.

"Rebekka! Get over here!" Doctor Purcell yelled as he struggled to hold down a combative patient.

I dropped the mop and the bucket and ran over to him, "Yes, Master!"

"Hold him down, I need to pull out all these shards!" He commanded.

The man on the table eyed me wickedly as I tried to hold his hands down by his side, with a little shake he sent me stumbling backwards and I fell to the floor.

I wasn't even strong enough to hold down an injured pack warrior.

"Get out of the way, mutt!" a vicious voice called out to me.

I stiffened and looked up, shifting out of the way quickly.

The man that spoke to me, along with two other men, were covered in blood and were pushing a gurney hurriedly into the pack clinic.

On the bed was the most handsome man I had ever seen!

He was shirtless and covered in blood but even that did not dampen how hot he looked.

I felt a tightness in my chest as I gawked at him as I got to my feet, Who the hell was that?

The initial excitement was replaced by a wave of fear, when I saw his injuries. Why was he bleeding so much? I didn't think I had seen so much blood in my life.

I felt sick.

I just stood there as he was wheeled in and Doctor Purcell left the patient he was treating to give all his attention to the hot injured man that was just brought in.

I shook off the fear and confusion, I was in a clinic and one day I was hoping I might be able to work here as a doctor, I should not be scared of the sight of such blood or injury.

I went about my normal duties of cleaning up after patients and changing soiled sheets.

Later that evening, as I was returning from a supply run, I saw a line forming up outside the clinic.

What was this about?

"Excuse me miss, please why are you lining up here?" I asked the last lady on the line.

She eyed me head to toe and then smirked, "Are you sure that you are in this pack at all?"

She looked at my uniform, "How can you work in the clinic and have no idea what is going on?"

I was caught off guard by her aggression, "What is going on?" I asked innocently.

She rolled her eyes at me, "If you are so curious, go to the town square!" she replied.