Maya Bishop Station 19 Novels & Stories

I stammered, frantically trying to piece my dignity back together. Damn it. I had never stared at someone like a total creep before. He definitely noticed me drooling. “Anyway, my name is Devon. And you are…?” “Maya. And um…Yeah, I don’t usually accept drinks from strangers, but since this one is sealed, it’s okay.” "I get it. You're cautious. Honestly, I respect that. It's becoming a rare trait around here." I nodded sagely, though my brain had officially left the building.

the land will be ready to bite him. I looked down at the cornstalk next to me. It was fifty feet tall. Its roots were thick as pythons, pulsing with a faint blue light my light. It didn't look like a plant anymore. It looked like a biological missile silo waiting for a launch code. "Leo," a voice whispered. I looked down. Sitting in the dirt at my feet was the little girl, the one with the barcode tattoo. Her name was Maya. She didn't look like a girl anymore.

Stroking her fingers over the point, the wolf inside her yearned for him, but Maya didn’t know what to do. I’m sorry. I don’t know what to do. Pulling the band from her hair, she pushed all of her thoughts aside and settled on getting washed. She didn’t have time to dwell on whatever was happening between her and Zion. **** This was it. Zion drove in the back of his father’s car toward the pack. He’d been surprised to see Maya’s parents waiting for her at the airport. “Are you okay, son?” David asked. “No.”

STACY. The door to my clinic swings open, and I step out into the bustling streets of Blue Moon, my thoughts still reeling from the Gamma’s news. Why didn’t Daniel mention anything about the disease when he came by yesterday? I barely make it two steps onto the sidewalk before I nearly crash into Maya. “Oh! Miss Stacy!” she exclaims, stumbling back slightly as she clutches a rolled-up piece of cardboard in one hand and a tool kit in the other. I blink, forcing myself to refocus. “Maya, sorry. I didn’t see you there.”

It wasn’t just whispering; it was reasoning with her. They found shelter in an abandoned train station. Adrian sealed the entrance with a piece of metal and started a small fire in an old oil drum. The orange light flickered across Maya’s face as she sat on the floor, staring into the flames. Adrian watched her carefully, pretending to check the equipment in his bag. Her breathing was steady, but every so often, the red in her eye flickered faintly—like a warning light. “Maya,” he said quietly. “What if it tries to control you again?”

But when he arrived at the abandoned tower on West 5th, something clicked. Davin wouldn’t come to a place like this unless he wanted to disappear. Maya parked in the shadows, pulled her jacket tighter, and slipped out of her car. The wind howled like a warning, but she ignored it. Her heels were silent as she stepped inside the derelict building. Her breath caught. Rows of monitors. Stacks of burner phones. Printer machines spitting out forms. Men in tailored suits typing furiously. A hidden command center. His command center.

The Way station’s tin roof finally came into view just as large snow flakes began to fall. Maya must have sensed the end of the run because she bolted for the small cabin, pulling the team along. Shortly, the sled skit up in front of the cabin’s door and I jumped on the brake bar. We slid to a stop just before the door, and I stepped off into the snow, my limbs shaking from the vibration of the sled.

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He angrily asked. “You think he’ll just pat you on the head and let you walk?” He continued. “We’re saving your skin, our family’s name.” He growled harshly. “When did you last talk to Maggie? Where the hell is she?” He hissed. Maya scratched her head, tears in her eyes. “Just now,” she muttered. “She’s on a bus, leaving Moonclaw, and heading north.” She continued. Edgar almost shouted through the phone, a shout that made Maya flinch.

MAYA Julia and I walked into the station, my heels making a clicking sound with the ground as we passed through different cells, until we got to my destination. " Alpha Maya, I've been expecting you, " Mr Adams greeted, standing up from the chair he was sitting on. " Where is he? " I asked and he pointed to the cell where Victor was staying. I smirked and began to walk towards the cell, Adams following me behind. " Alpha Maya, I think we need to discuss more about this, all the charges against Alpha Victor are absurd, he hasn't done anything of such, " Beta Nelson said, running to my side as soon as he saw me coming.