All Chapters of Rejected Obsidian Lycan : Chapter 11 - Chapter 18

3rd person pov.Maya stirred in her sleep, a sign of the nightmare that plagued her whether she was asleep or awake, it didn't matter, at last, she burst forth in shock, her arms stretched out before her as if reaching for something.She asked herself what was that, her body trembled vehemently as though it had been the worst, most scary nightmare she had ever seen. Yet she couldn't push the feeling that it was all real.Too real.She shakenly reached for her eyes which had been bandages as she recalled the last thing she had witnessed before she had passed out.I was about to be burnt in a pyre, had he changed his mind? She muttered to herself.Unbeknownst to her, someone watched her silently as time passed by until she felt a presence in the room with her, “Who's there?” Alert, she recoiled into herself and inched backwards into she felt the headrest behind her.Her body reminding her of the danger of the torture she had been through in her past and the scary images she though she

3rd person's pov Maya woke up startled, with a banging headache that resonated so deep, she thought the world was banging in sync with it, holding it tightly between her hands so it stopped.She hadn't noticed anything about her surrounding until a deep voice echoed out, offering her some water, “Here's an aspirin for the head ache,” Maya could tell Varek's voice from anywhere, what she couldn't tell was why he was offering this to her. Was he trying to kill me once and for all? The silent way? “Don't worry, it's not poison,” Varek couldn't help but smile at her hesitance.Slowly, Maya stretched her hands out and Varek handed the glass of water to her, with that split second, their hands brushed against each other with both of them feeling an electrifying spark.It was short, so sudden and it was gone the minute it had surged, “Thank you,” Maya whispered in gratitude before taking the medicine.Silence stretched out in the room, Maya couldn't tell if Varek was still with her or not

Maya's pov One minute then pain rippled through me like an earthquake, touching every part of my body, and the next it was gone like it was never there, a presence without a shadow. The pack had been busy for the past few days now, trying to get things together, or so I was told by Sarah who I hadn't heard from in a while. Everyone seems to be busy. No one seems to pay attention to me, and if they did, it was always a derogatory comment of how I was never to be here, how I was slacking off and not doing anything, how I was just allowed to roam their pack. Even though I didn't want to be here, to be honest, I wished I had died after my banishment. It would have saved me a lot of the pain, the ridicule, the constant worrying that something bad was coming and that worry seems to grow day by day. It was noon and I was in the woods, sitting on a fallen log, taking in the warm air and the sounds of the cricket which calmed me down and kept me company, even if that sounded ridiculo

Maya's pov.I was sore, every muscle aching, fatigued, like I’d just run a marathon instead of spending days sitting around the pack house.I tried to sit up, but pain lanced through me, sharp and deep, and a firm hand pressed against my shoulder, holding me down.“You don’t need to get up,” Jackson’s familiar voice said gently. “You’re going through the healing process.”My throat felt raw, the inside of my mouth dry as sand. “Can I get some water?” I rasped. My voice came out rougher, huskier than I intended, I was parched.I felt a cold glass of water placed in my hands and I brought the cold liquid to my lips, downing it slowly so it quenched my thirst.My body still felt pain, “What happened?” I inquired, stretching out my hands and the glass was taken away from me.The last thing I remembered was…. I was speaking with Varek and then all of a sudden, there was this growing pain that split through me.“It's the alpha serum, do you feel any changes in your body?” Now that Jackson m