A werewolf in love 'a werewolf series' book 2 (completed)

Chapter 11

Once everyone was at George's house, Ethan was home after the all clear was given a couple of weeks before. "Hi Ethan." "Hi. Can I come over?" "Check with your parents first. We're celebrating my mum's birthday." "Sure. I'll let you know." "If they say yes, tell them they're invited as well. New neighbours plus new friend's equal invitations to join the party." He laughed and went back to his house as George went back home to help with the party.

"While you were talking to Ethan, I managed to encourage your mum to spend the day to relax in any way she wants. She said she'd come back for dinner tonight, so that gives us plenty of time to get everything together." Bethany suddenly saw Mike with his parents they knocked on the door and George answered it as they then prepared for the party for his mother which would be ready in plenty of time before she returned.

During the afternoon, Rosie walked up to his house and saw George walk up the stairs and the others inside. So, she walked up to the front door, knocked and waited. Jonathan opened the front door a few seconds later and she just barged straight into George's home. "Where is he?!" "It's got nothing to do with you Rosie. And as you can see, we're really busy." "Who's she?" she asked as she pointed at Bethany. "My daughter Bethany. The orphanage gave us the wrong Bethany." "Wow," she said sarcastically. "You can't just barge straight into our home. George doesn't want to see you anyway." "Oh. Doesn't he? Well I'll find him myself and whisk him away from you."

She marched up the stairs and Bethany tried to stop her, but Rosie pushed her, resulting in poor Bethany to fall down the stairs. Her father was immediately by her side. "I'm calling for the police and the ambulance." An operator answered the phone shortly. "What is your emergency?" he asked. "I'd like the police and an ambulance please. An old friend of my son has pushed my daughter down the stairs at my house and she's unconscious." "Both services are on their way to your location. I tracked it with the phone call. Is there anything else I can do for you?" "No, that's it. Thank you." He then called his wife and told her to meet him at the house as quickly as she could and she wasn't far from the house so she arrived in a couple of minutes.

Help arrived at the house within minutes and Rosie was being held by George's uncle Jack as his father was still at Bethany's side. "She pushed my daughter down the stairs." "I pushed her, but she fell. I never meant for her to fall down the stairs." A paramedic examined her and told everyone she was out cold.

When Bethany was in the ambulance, George went with her with his mother while his father told them he'd see them at the hospital.

After an hour and half in hospital, George and his mother saw a doctor approach them. "Bethany will be just fine. She has concussion due to the fall, she may have amnesia but apart from that she'll be fine. She'll wake up when she's ready." They thanked the doctor and was able to be with her.

"We're here Bethany. George and I are here. You're safe."

After forty-seven minutes, Bethany woke up. "Where is she?" "We think the police have her now." "Good." "Can you remember what happened?" "I think I fell and hit my head." "That's right. You fell down the stairs and hit your head, therefore, knocking you out. You must have a headache." She nodded. "I'll get a doctor for you sis." "Thanks."

George shortly returned with a doctor and he gave Bethany some paracetamols to help with her headache.

After a while, Bethany nodded off and fell into a deep sleep which would have helped her recovered.

At night, George was asleep with his head on his father's shoulder as he arrived at the hospital a couple of hours after Bethany arrived. George had nodded off within an hour of his father being at the hospital. "How is he Jack?" "He seems fine. Why?" "He looks a little worn out." "He's just worried about his sister. Once he knows she's going to be fine, he'll feel better." "I'm worried about him sleepwalking." "He won't sleepwalk. I'm sure. If he does, I'll stop him." George then lifted his head off of his father's shoulder.