Goodbye My Alpha (Taya and Griffon)

Over the next few days, Taya spent more time sleeping than being awake.

Even when she did wake up, she only said a few words and fell asleep again.

Jackson sat by the hospital bed and didn't move. His pale face and beard made him look exhausted. It was important for wolves to shift to maintain their vitality, and since Jackson would only leave Taya's bedside to use the restroom, he definitely hadn't shifted. Harper advised him to go for a run, but he refused. In the end, she decided to leave him alone and go find some soup for Taya to have when she woke up.

Not long after Harper left, Taya woke up. Her limbs were so weak that she couldn't move.

She could guess that her face was probably swollen and must Hook terrible.

Taya felt Jackson's grip on her hand. It was so tight that her heart skipped a beat.

She asked in a hoarse voice, "Has the sun... risen?"

Jackson nodded, but then he remembered that she couldn't see, so he quickly replied softly, "Yes..."

He looked out of the window. It was snowing heavily, and the

sun could not be seen.

But over the past few days, the first thing she did when she woke up was to ask him if the sun was out.

She must really want to see it, but she couldn't.

Hearing that the sun was out, Taya slowly turned her head. Through the glass window, she seemed to see a beam of sunlight coming in, which warmed her heart... "Silas, was it the same weather as the day you found me?"

"Yes, the sky was blue, and the clouds were white. The sun was shining brightly. You were lying in the grass."

When Silas was five, he was flying a kite outside the orphanage. When he saw her in the grass, he picked her up and took her back to the orphanage without hesitation. When Silas picked her up, he was destined to love her for the rest of his life...

Hearing Jackson's description, Taya couldn't help but smile.

In her dream, she saw a woman standing in the sun and reaching out to her. She seemed to say, "Taya, Mom is here to pick you up."

She felt that it might be her mother. Just like when she came, she put her in the sun and left reluctantly...

Perhaps it was not her mother, but she was so eager to have a mother, she created one in her dreams.

After all, she had never experienced maternal love or paternal

love in her life.

Seeing her bitter smile, Jackson felt a thorn had pricked his heart. It hurt all over his body.

He couldn't help but hug her tightly and didn't dare to let go

of her...

Frustrated, she patted him and said, "Don't be sad. I'll see you

next time..."

Jackson buried his head in her neck like a child. His hot tears fell on her skin silently.

Taya's heart skipped a beat. She was moved by his persistence, and her eyes burned with her own tears...

They snuggled tightly together as if only each other remained in the heavens and the earth, and they were as pure as they were when they were young.

Ultimately, he feared she would be exhausted, so he gently put her down...

She leaned to one side and looked out of the window. Unconsciously, she thought of that chiseled face.

Jackson had felt uneasy in Wolverly Capital and hurried overProperty © NôvelDrama.Org.

see her because he felt something was wrong.

It was not until now that she realized that if someone didn't love someone, they wouldn't rush to another city the way he did for her.

Taya smiled again. She had pushed him away because she didn't want him to see her dying. But why did that matter?