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The Lycan's Queen novel Chapter 17

 

The Lycan’s Queen Book 1 – Chapter 17

Do you ever feel like you’re in an amazing dream that you never want to wake up from? Yes?

Then you must also know the pain when you are rudely awoken by some stupid person who has no idea how fully invested you were in your dream.

I mean, who wants to be woken up and faced with the harsh reality of life, where nothing happens the way it does in your dream?

That’s what happened to me. The stupid beeping from some machine, along with someone deciding to poke me with a needle, was how I awoke. Not very nice.

Imagine, my dream, which was amazing, might I add, was broken because of this!

Groaning, I blinked a few times, giving my eyes time to adjust to the light.

Obviously I expected to see Adonis, but that was not who I saw when I opened my eyes.

I saw some nurse, who poked my hand with a needle, but no sign of Adonis.

The bright light caused me to shut my eyes again, but I opened them soon after, looking around the room. Adonis was clearly not here. Where was

he?

And why was I finding this stupid light so bright?

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“Oh, you’re awake?” The nurse stood over me and flashed a light into my eyes

I hissed and swatted it away. “Please don’t do that.”

“So sorry! Let me go and alert the doctor that you’re awake.” The nurse rushed out.

It wasn’t long before the doctor rushed in and breathed a sigh of relief when she saw me looking at her. I noticed she dimmed the lights before coming toward me. What was that about?

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“Your Majesty, it is such a relief to see you awake and well.” The doctor

 

“Thank you, but can you please call me Aarya?” I asked.

The doctor looked horrified and replied, “How can I? You are my queen.”

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“Right now, I am your patient. Please, call me Aarya,” I pleaded.

“Okay, just this one time,” the doctor relented.

“Good! What’s your name? I should thank the person who saved me.” I smiled

“Jane.” Jane smiled back.

“So, Jane, care to tell me what the hell happened to me?” I asked.

“Well, it seems like your body wanted to speed up the process of you becoming a lycan. However, you not eating much meant your body didn’t have enough energy to keep up with the changes. Hence, you had no energy to even stand, and you fainted,” Jane explained.

“So, I am a lycan now?” I questioned.

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“Yes, you are now officially a lycan! You will notice some changes, one of which being your heightened sight,” Jane told me.

“That’s why you dimmed the lights.” It was beginning to make sense to me now

“That’s right. Your body may be weak for the rest of today, but eat properly and you will be fine, Aarya,” Jane said.

“Thank you! Now, my next question, where is my mate?” I looked at Jane, whose face turned pale.

“The king? Well…he…,” Jane trailed off.

Immediately my heart started racing. Had something happened to Adonis? I sat up straight and looked at Jane.

“Has something happened?” I pressed Jane.

Jane looked conflicted, like she didn’t know if she should tell me or not,

Before she could say anything, Lexi walked in and jumped in shock. She didn’t know I was awake..

“Aarya, you’re awake!” Lexi rushed over

“If you know that, then please tell me,” I begged.

“Dimitri, he wasn’t in a good place when you collapsed. He went mad with rage. We got there just in time to hold him back. I thought he was going to attack this poor doctor. He wouldn’t even listen to reason. No one could tell him anything and his lycan… oh, Aarya, his lycan wasn’t letting go of you. We tried to explain that you could be dying, but his lycan didn’t want to let go of your body. Gabe and Evan had to drag him away so you could be treated,” Lexi finally told me.

It shouldn’t be that hard, especially with my heightened sense of smell. The thought of Adonis being locked up made me want to cry

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