Alpha's Luna Is His Enemy

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ng me as I made my way to the most important job interview of my life. With my heart racing and a mix of excitement and

nstant search for peace made it so

ident smile and went inside. Walking through the company, I adjusted m

th a modern and well-de

and introduced myself, stating t

asked, and I nodded, pulling it out of

d over to a chair in the lobby. I sat down and started scrolli

ything in my life changed. I was in high school at the time and went through so much. In the beginning, I felt alone and lost without my fat

r medications. And now that I've finished school, I work in s

ything for my mother; I want her to be well. That's why I need this job-so that I c

amily, made this moment even more crucial. I've distanc

nt struggle to buy the medication she required to be invaded my mind. I knew that this intervie

ard. I stood up and looked at her. With quick steps, I made my way

a certain discomfort. I hesitated to answer, but something in

oman identified herself as an att

ning. Your mother, Safira Singh, just arrived here by ambulance and is in c

go. My eyes filled with tears, and one of my hands clutche

, and I quickly left the com

nd ran along the sidewalk, searching for a taxi. I spotted someone getting out

as you can to Sain

I was, and sped off. I looked out the windows, taki

and explaining that my mother had just arrived by ambulance. The recep

o go inside. As I stepped in, I looked ahead and saw my mother lying in a com

see a doctor introducing himself, but I didn't ca

ned?" I asked, feeling tears

ad worsened alarmingly and that without i

them from collapsing, and the doctor stepped

n't. I wa

g as I closed my eyes

jobs to buy her medications, and how nothing ever seemed to be enough

n I help her? I thought, shaking

o talk to his superiors, lea

staring at her as tear

ng, I swear," I whispered, my fingers touching

ught about what to do. At that moment, I didn't

my tears away, taking a deep breath,

e doctor returned, clos

ose. "There is a chance to save your mother, but for that, you need to sign a confidenti

s about to ask who this person was and what kind

r accept or decline. This is a unique opp

s serious for a moment, then t

ation, I acce

d firmly to him, and he nodd

and her that everything would be okay. I would find a way to overcome thi

a brutal way, and now I would d