The Lost World: Jurassic Park Sarah Novels & Stories

“Much better. I can feel my wolf again.” “Papa, what is she doing here?” Alim asked, his laughing fits subdued as he squinted his eyes in Sarah’s direction. My smile widened. “That's a friend of Papa. She saved my life.” All of a sudden, Sarah jerked out of the chair, falling in a haste to get away. Her hands flew to her mouth as her eyes darted towards Trevor and back to me. Her eyes filled with fear. “What's going on here?” she inquired, her words barely audible behind her hands.

Hisha noticed my hesitation, her eyes furrowed, full of questions to my sudden pause. I did not know any reasons behind this, but there was something inside my head that kept on telling me not to leave. It distracted my entire thoughts, and I can't concentrate. So I had decided to grabbed away my hand and looked back at Sarah. She was still in her current state, but a few seconds from the time I observed this young lady in front of my sight, her eyes turned back to their original brown color. And so, Sarah gained back her consciousness as a human. Her eyes were terrified as she witnessed the flowing waters in the surrounding. The eyebrows above her blinking eyelids looked ditch.

"True. By the way, have you seen Sarah these past few days? Why can't I see her at all?" Laura arrived at Hayden's office breathless. Hayden narrowed his eyes. Never had he seen Laura so upset. “Your Highness! Sarah is… she went to the Haddad Kingdom to kill the woman you've been looking for.” "What?! How dare she!”

She barely nodded as Lucifer vanished in thin air. Sarah stood there, wondering if she should listen to him, but decided to go with it. The last time when she defied him, she almost lost her life and her unborn children. Her heart clenched. Shrugging away the uneasiness, she looked around for Elijah because there was no way she was letting Draven near her. The surroundings were calm with the aroma of food dancing in the air. Her stomach grumbled indicating how hungry she was. She caught Elijah talking to some woman in the corner

Ace sobbed, his small hands sparking with a frantic, uncontrolled light. "You won't have to," a new voice said. From the shadows of the quartz pillars stepped Aris, the lead scientist. But he wasn't alone. Beside him stood a woman I hadn't seen since the battle in the Spire—Sarah. Or rather, the memory of Sarah. She was translucent, a shimmering blue-white ghost of the sister she had been before the Director’s poison took her. Killian’s wolf snarled, a low, guttural sound in his chest. "Another projection? Another trick?"

"Perhaps what people say is true. You and she were childhood sweethearts, and I was just an intruder who took advantage while Vivian was studying abroad." "No! It's not like that! You were never an intruder," Zachary said earnestly. "Sasa, we already—" "I know what you're going to say. Those photos explained everything. It's time for me to recover the memories I've lost, to find what I've missed." Sarah raised an eyebrow, her demeanor changing dramatically. Zachary felt a surge of fear. She wanted to recover her past memories? "Where will you go first?" he asked. "The Adams University archives," she answered honestly.

I explained my plans to her, and she was shocked. “Look at you; you have thought about the situation before it even happened. You are smart, Lord Ratu!” She said, and I chuckled. “You have always known that I am sharp!” I said to her, and she smiled. “Well, if that is all, I would love to go back to my coffin and sleep in! It is hot out here!” She said, and I nodded. “Sarah is one of my finest weapons. She was a nurse in the human form before she discovered she was from the lineage of the witches.

My heart sank at the thought of confirming what she already must know. With a final glance at Alexander's hunched form, I left the estate. The drive back to the medical center gave me time to compose what I would say to Sarah, though no words seemed adequate for such a loss. (Sarah's POV) Consciousness returned slowly, the white ceiling of the pack healer's quarters coming into focus above me. For a blessed moment, I didn't remember—then reality crashed down with crushing force. Aria was gone. I sat up abruptly, my beta wolf whimpering in distress. Dr. Reed was seated beside my bed, his face grave.

In one week, I’ll be back to my old life, and all of this will just be a strange memory. Maybe it’s better if I just focus on getting through the next week without any more drama or complications. Maybe I should stop trying to figure out what Jane and Zoey are hiding, stop worrying about Sarah’s warning about Tony, and just try to enjoy my remaining time here. I’m about to get up and head back to the house when I see a familiar figure walking in the direction of Tony’s house. It’s Sarah, and she looks terrible, like she’s been crying for hours. Her eyes are red and swollen, her face is blotchy, and her whole posture suggests that she’s in emotional pain.

Lydia had offered to stay with us and provide insight based on what she had learned about corrupted wolves but Cain had politely declined and asked her to stay in her room. As the moon rose I saw Sarah start to shift on the camera. Her body contorted and changed and within minutes a massive white wolf stood where Sarah had been sitting. All three of us stared at the screen in amazement.