Chapter 149: Diagnosis
Kenny
"Your wolf is gone."
I felt my entire body go stiff as those words echoed around the hospital room. I was currently standing beside the bed which Jason was lying in, in the large hospital I insisted Anna drive us here straight, and she was currently waiting outside for us.
"What?" Jason asked as he attempted to sit up but I was quicker and I pressed down on his shoulders, reaching for his hand to squeeze on it. His eyes widened when he stared at my face and a betrayed expression crossed his face.
"You knew." He whispered, voice void of any emotion and I swallowed emptily, suddenly feeling tongue tied. I struggles past the lump in my throat because I didn’t want him to get the wrong impression.
"No, Jason. I... I just didn’t want you to worry, and I hoped that your wolf would still be fine." I admitted quietly but before Jason could respond, the doctor was clearing her throat politely and we were glancing towards her at the same time.
She glanced at her clipboard for a moment before continuing. "Did you get injected with something, perhaps? It infected your blood cells and killed your wolf. You were injected with something that’s meant to kill people’s wolves and frankly, the only reason you’re still alive is because you’re an enigma even though your wolf had gone dormant." The doctor explained and I felt panic began to rise within me just as Jason’s hold on my hand tightened.
The silence began to stretch out between us before I broke it. "Is there something that can be done?" I asked and the doctor shook her head while glancing between Jason and I almost sympathetically.
"There’s not much that can be done. His life is also in danger because of his damaged immune system. From the looks of all his tests results, he doesn’t have long to spend on earth. I suggest he take it easy this coming weeks and refrain from any kind of stress because the littlest stress could trigger those damaged blood cells and in return, they could make him go through pain so intense, it could make him black out of just shorten his already short life span," the doctor continued and the lump in my throat returned, making my entire body suddenly feel cold.