Awakened Novels & Stories

There are two bedrooms in this suite, he lets me take the bigger one and he goes to sleep in the smaller one. When morning comes, I am awakened by someone humming a tune loudly. I open my eyes and I yawn while dragging my body from the kingsized bed. The clock on the wall says it is barely after 7 am, so I am impressed that Chris is awake already. Anyway, he is a CEO and I am sure he is used to waking up at hours like this. I exit the room with my white colossal towel wrapped around me. “Good morning,” I greet the CEO and he is a bit startled by my presence.

I could hear faint movements and whispers, then nothing. Doc Jane looked confused, but I ignored her expression. My priority was to plan my escape before it was too late. Since waking up, my mind had been buzzing with energy, like a dormant engine suddenly revving to life. I could a surge of energy pulsing through me. The electric shock meant to torture me paradoxically seemed to fuel this awakening within my brain.

His hand brushed against me, but I gently moved it away. "You're tired. Just sleep," I muttered. ... I woke up early the next morning, picking out a casual T-shirt, a denim skirt, and white sneakers. I tied my hair into a bun and did my makeup. In the mirror, I looked like an energetic young girl with fair skin, a slender figure, and bright eyes. Derrick, on the other hand, was still recovering from a hangover. His eyes were bloodshot, with dark circles underneath. Luckily, his features were decent, and he wasn't that old. Once he put on the white T-shirt, knee-length denim shorts, and white sneakers I'd prepared for him, he looked livelier.

That I was losing my mind. “She does,” I told him. “And it just woke up. I’m not crazy. I swear. Eden has a wolf and her wolf is awake now.” He studied my face. Then he nodded. He could see I wasn’t crazy, that I was telling the truth. “That’s…that’s incredible,” he said. “But how did this happen?” the doctor asked. “How did her wolf awaken when she’s…”

unable to remember what happened in the dream I wake suddenly, my heart racing and a lingering feeling of dread. It takes me a moment before everything comes into focus. My eyes take in the ray of light coming from the small window showing that I’m still on the plane. The noise from the staff and other passengers come trickling back in. I can’t believe I fell asleep but it was my last night at home with mama before I got on the plane this morning to head to North Dakota for College.

— too much all at once but GreyBone’s voice cut through the distortion, low and disturbingly calm. “Yes,” he murmured. “Awaken.” Awaken. That word ignited panic so strong I could taste it. “No,” I gasped. “NO— please.. stop..” I sank to one knee now, shaking while skin burned and my chest tightened. My heartbeat thundered loud enough to crack stone and in that moment, I didn’t recognize myself. I didn’t recognize anything. GreyBone crouched in front of me. “Let it happen,” he whispered. Let what happen?!

Why was the moon goddess switching up the program? The beep of the alarm woke me. I hadn’t realized I’d slept off again. I checked the time—7:00 A.M. Holy sh*t! I rushed to the bathroom and had a quick bath, but as I was coming out, something stirred inside me. A sharp growl, then a quick splurge of energy—as pure as could be. I recognized this sensation. It was my inner wolf awakening. “Please,” I begged. “Stay put. Don’t ever show yourself in this school or we’ll be dead before you even see the moonlight…”

The stranger whispered behind us: “The vault is open.” The Alpha looked at me. His voice low. “Whatever is insideit just activated.” I stared at the glowing symbol above us. Power surged violently through my veins. Not chaotic. Not random. But awakening. And then a voice echoed inside my head again. This time clearer. Claim. The word vibrated through my consciousness. Claim what is yours. My eyes widened. The power inside me was no longer reacting to threat. It was responding to destiny. And the direction it pointed toward

Because systems did not surrender willingly. Unless they recognized something higher inside their own structure. The converged woman looked toward Ethan carefully. “It has accepted the awakening.” Raven immediately turned toward Ethan. “Tell me that’s not true.” But Ethan couldn’t answer. Because deep inside himself— He felt the system changing around him. Not resisting anymore. Welcoming. And somewhere beneath reality itself— Something ancient had stopped sleeping completely. It was awake now. And it finally knew where its vessel was.