Like the times before the last, the injection did not hurt more than the typical prick of the needle to my skin.
In relief, I exhaled and sunk back onto the medical bed.
“No pain?” she asked.
“No pain,” I confirmed.
The examination continued on in silence for a bit, though my mind continued to wander. After some quiet, I asked Dr. Wyatt, “Do you think it’s possible for a half-human, half-werewolf child to be raised in the human realm?”
Dr. Wyatt paused in her examination for a moment, before continuing. She kept her voice measured as she said, “There might be problems as the child reaches puberty and the wolf develops. At that point, I would recommend finding a doctor familiar with werewolf anatomy to help.”
“Are there such doctors in the human realm?” I asked.
“There are,” Dr. Wyat
