Dark Voyage Matters of the Mind (The Children Of The Gods Paranormal Romance Book 78) by I. T. Lucas

Author:I. T. Lucas [Lucas, I. T.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781962067089
Publisher: Evening Star Press, LLC.
Published: 2023-12-08T16:00:00+00:00

Dagor

As the doctor opened the door, Dagor was surprised to see Kian and Aru standing behind her.

"They would like to come in," Bridget said. "Is it okay?"

"If it's okay with you, it's okay with me."

She smiled. "Usually, I'm not so accommodating, but Frankie is not the only one who needs help."

He cast a worried glance at Kian. "Did anyone else get hurt?"

"Bridget meant you." Kian pushed a rolling stool into the room and sat down on it. "She's concerned about you."

Except for worrying for Frankie, Dagor was perfectly fine. Why would the doctor be concerned about him?

Aru walked in, holding another stool. "It must have been difficult for you. Negal told me that you shielded the girl with your body and were hit multiple times."

Dagor waved a hand in dismissal. "I've already forgotten about it. My body expelled the bullets and healed almost immediately."

"I'll leave you guys to talk in private." The doctor closed the door.

Aru put a hand on his shoulder. "It must have been terrifying to see the woman you care for bleeding and not knowing if she would make it."

Dagor wouldn't have admitted the fear voluntarily, but he wasn't about to deny it either. "It was difficult, and I'm still worried." He looked at Frankie's pale face. "She should have woken up by now."

"Maybe Bridget put a sedative in the IV," Kian said. "It might be better for Frankie to sleep for a few hours."

The doctor had admitted that the next twenty-four hours were critical, and Dagor had reconsidered using his blood to help Frankie recover, but the ramifications were not just a faster healing, and he didn't want to induce her transition without getting her consent first. He wanted to ask Aru and Kian to tell him more about it, but he wasn't sure that it was safe to do so in the clinic.

Kian was adamant about keeping the information about the healing properties of a god's blood a secret.

Glancing around the room, Dagor looked for hidden cameras or listening devices, but he knew better than to trust his eyes. The spy drones his team used were so small that even someone with his superior eyesight could miss them.

Supposedly, the ship had been commissioned by the clan, so Kian should know every security measure that was installed in every room.

"Is it safe to talk in here?" he asked.

The guy nodded. "There are no listening devices in here. The monitoring equipment is sending information to Bridget, but she can't hear what's being said in here."

Dagor released a relieved breath. "I didn't give Frankie the transfusion, but I think I should. I don't want to risk her taking a turn for the worse."

Kian shook his head. "It's no longer an emergency, and now that Bridget knows the precise extent of Frankie's injuries, she would know that something was up when Frankie healed too fast. I can't justify the exposure."

Dagor wanted to point out that it wasn't Kian's decision and that he had no say in what Dagor did with his blood, but he was well aware of the delicate diplomatic position they were in.

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