His Rebellious Mate (Primarian Mates Book 3) by Maddie Taylor

Author:Maddie Taylor [Taylor, Maddie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Breathless Romance
Published: 2017-04-24T18:30:00+00:00

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“Hurry,” Gailen urged her, except when she turned, she didn’t see him.

She spun in a circle. “Where did you go?” She yelled to be heard over the alarm which continued to blare. “Gailen?”

“Hurry”!” he repeated, his voice sounding muffled. “Or we’ll lose her.”

Perplexed by his words, she became more bewildered when she realized the young warrior’s voice hadn’t been male but female.

’Without warning, her world tilted on edge. She found herself hovering on the edge of awareness, halfway between the sun-drenched field on Primaria, and pure, unadulterated torment.

With a jolt, she hurtled into the present, her dream world vanishing in the gray swirling mist. Pain swept in, racking her body in its unyielding grip. All she wanted to do was return to the training field where Ram pinned her against the tree, or if she couldn’t have that, sinking into the blackness which brought relief, at least. Anything would be better than this.

“I need another moment,” a woman advised, sounding harried.

For what? came Eryn’s frantic response, but as always, no one could hear her.

Pop!

The agony subsided, replaced by a numbness encompassing her lower body from the waist down. She still couldn’t move, although considering the alternative, she didn’t care and closed her eyes, savoring a pain-free state.

Exhaustion swamped her, not just physically but emotionally. The constant shifting of her state of reality leaving her drained and confused. She felt trapped, without hope, and so frustrated hot tears welled up behind her eyes. How much longer could this go on?

“She’s crying. She must be in pain.”

Ram. But he assumed wrong. Except for her head, the pain was gone. Even his presence didn’t bring her comfort, nothing did while stuck in this senseless, mystifying limbo.

“Not any longer,” Juna told him. “Dr. Martin has given her a spinal anesthetic. There might be some pressure in her upper abdomen, but no more pain.” Worry filled in her voice. “Ram, I have to ask, again. It might not be possible to save them both.”

“I don’t accept that,” he snapped. “Do what you must to keep them both alive.”

A crushing heaviness settled over her chest. Oh my God. I’m dying. And my baby may be, too.

Another alarm blared, and bright swirling lights flashed behind her eyelids. Her body began to float, drifting upward, different from the last time because she could see everything around her. Washed in white, the room appeared hazy. Even so, she could make out Ram near the back, Maggie at his side, both watching in horror as people swarmed the bed. And no wonder, chaos had ensued with some people yelling, others barking orders, all of them talking at once.

“I need to intubate.” Juna’s voice rose above the others. She glanced at Ram and Maggie while she moved to the head of the bed. “I had hoped to avoid it, but with her crashing every few minutes… We can’t risk her and the baby any longer.”

“Do what you must,” was Ram’s gruff response. “But please, save them.”

“Number three blade,” she ordered.

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