Sonya Maze Runner Novels & Stories

SONYA'S POV The hospital hallway is too bright, too white, too everything. I'm walking away from Reign's room because if I stay there one more second, I'm going to completely fall apart. And I can't afford to fall apart. Not yet. Not when there's still so much we need to handle. But my hands are shaking. My whole body is shaking, actually. A delayed reaction to everything, to Reign almost dying, to learning about my real mother, to Bridget not being... to Bridget...

“How many women are here?” “Five, three more in the room next to this one. I haven’t seen any others.” “Havoc will get us all out,” I mumbled. “He is going to come for me and I will make sure the Savage Sons get everyone out. Including your daughter. Don’t worry.” I sounded surer than I felt but the woman in my arms needed something to cling to. Even if it was just hope. “The Savage Sons?” “They’re bikers.” I let my eyes close for a second before I forced them back open again. I couldn’t fall asleep. I had to stay ready, so I could be helpful when Havoc burst through the doors like my knight in shining armour. “What’s your name?”

I clenched my jaw, staggering backwards as the beast threatened to push to the surface. "Alpha," Soren said, hurrying to my side to steady me. "We need to move." "I'm aware," I muttered through gritted teeth. My vision pulsed black around the edges. It was getting worse. I looked up at the sound of approaching footsteps, recognizing the newcomer before he stepped into my line of vision. Mason. Maya was limp in his arms, her head resting against his chest. "Maya!" Arya exclaimed, and he flashed her a tight smile.

“Laura came asking for sanctuary, and I gave it to her. She is under my protection now, and that is where she stays.” “This isn’t over… far from over.” Sonny gets up and storms out, followed by his scared-looking beta. Zombie throws up his arms. “Well done, Tjeck. So now we’ve lost Sonny… not that his gang is that crucial, but if we have him coming after us… it’s his daughter. Can’t you just… hand her back?”

CHAPTER 228 LURKING SHADOW ISLA By the time I got to my dorm, the adrenaline had thinned into something colder. Awareness. The kind that settled at the base of your spine and refused to move. Sonia was sprawled across her bed when I walked in, her laptop propped up in front of her. She had one earbud in and was twirling a strand of her hair around her finger. “Hey!” she mouthed dramatically when she saw me, covering the microphone with her hand. “You’re back.”

That feeling would have remained the same if she never found out about the history they had together before Clancy McCain. Sonia Quinn was her nanny and then became her stepmother at a point in her early life. But this was the same woman who stabbed her father countless times in the heart and left him in his pool of blood only for her(Sofia) to find. James already warned her about Sonia's hatred towards her and her father's syndicate. He claimed she was good at sniffing things out easily with her cunningness and it was best to stay out of her path in New York. Sonia was a dangerous Runner who worked for the New York devil and had her shade of mysteriousness like the Interagent.

Only Mandy knew that there was one person who hadn't come back to the campsite. She didn't expect that God would help her teach this insidious green tea bitch a lesson. Well, she deserved to be stuck here and feel the violent storm all alone. Mandy sneered and followed everyone to the boat. Meanwhile, on a dark hillside, Sonia woke up. At once, she felt pain on her forehead and knees. She had no idea what had happened to her. All she knew was that she had been standing on top of the hill when someone pushed her from behind. She rolled down the hill and immediately lost consciousness.

Mader has lost her cool and has decided they all need to be punished by death but not just any death. Death by her hands. She smiles as she gets the information. She begins her trip to her chamber to plan for her trip to encounter the unsuspecting children. Brayan on the other hand would stay back at the mansion as he doesn't know if Sonia is still alive and if she is, he doesn't want to witness her death. Back at the forest. The whole team has been moving for hours and sadly Sonia has caught a cold. It's been a stressful journey, very bumpy, and it's been a tough walk but finally, they begin to hear sounds of cars and people's loud voices.

"Drive the rig! Deploy the nodes!" On the surface, I could see the telemetry updates on my deck. The heavy Dreadnought-Crawler, driven by my father, tore across the vitrified glass of the crater in a massive, sweeping circle. Every half-mile, the heavy cargo doors hissed open, and a Code-Born teenager dropped to the ground, standing their ground in the shadow of the falling apocalypse. "Leo!" I yelled into the comms. "Do you hear me?" "I hear you, Mia!" the teenager’s voice came back, shaky but fierce.