HER WOLF AWAKENING: REJECTED AND REINFORCED

“Here" The gamma thrust a bucket and a scrubbing brush into Fay's hands," Go get busy”Fay was looking worn out and weak from all the tasks she had been subjected to from the minute she was forced out of bed.The door to the staff's bathroom was held wide open and a stench rushed into her nostrils as she walked inside set for work.“Make sure you do that fast,you still have tons of work waiting for you" The gamma reminded her and shut the door .Fay placed the bucket down on the greasy floor and drew in a breath,she wiped her hands on the dirty apron she was wearing over her hand sewed clothes and glanced around the bathroom.Fay sighed and began to fill the bucket with warm water from the faucet.She added a small amount of detergent and stirred it in,creating a weak sudsy solution.She dipped the scrubbing brush into the bucket and wrung it out,then began to scrub the filthy floor.She started in the corner, working her way across the room in slow, meticulous strokes.The brush scra

The gamma took Fay to continue with her harsh labour as if nothing had happened.Fay knew by now the news of her rejection must have gone around and she would be bullied even more by the omegas.She felt hurt and dejected and her heart bled with pain. She changed from the dress she wore to her normal clothes and as usual,she was given a bucket and a scrubbing brush.She worked in the dark corridor throughout the day without any food or water,her throat felt perched but she dared not ask for anything.The gamma left her there in the dark corridor as she knelt on the sharp granite floor, scrubbing the floor tiredly.Fay took a handful of water from the bucket and gulped down the dirty water she had used in scrubbing the floor She let the liquid flow down her throat and was relieved a little,her stomach rumbled as she stared down at the corridor,she sighed at the length that she had to cover.Fay wiped her sweaty forehead with the back of her hand and scrubbed harder so the gamma wouldn

Fay's eyes fluttered open slowly,a rush of sunlight drove into her eyes and she shut them quickly with a grunt.She attempted to open her eyes again, slowly this time and squinted at the sunlight that was pouring from somewhere .Fay's eyes adjusted to where she was and she looked around.She was lying in a very soft bed,in a magnificent room…that was odd.Where was she?The question jammed into her head,she tried to get up but an ache ran through her body , settling on her head and she grimaced.She tried to recollect what had happened and what she was doing here but the more she tried,the more the pain jammed into her head.The door pushed open and some uniformed maids filed in,two of them wheeling a trolley filled with delicious food and drinks while others wheeled a cloth trolley.Fay watched them wheel them towards the bed and they turned to her,Fay tried to sit up irrespective of the pain and soreness she felt all over her body.“Where am I?" Fay asked silently“Good morning,ma'am

Dominic had been searching for hours.After the rigorous training session, he'dexpected to find Fay somewhere within thefacility, still working to master the basics.But when he'd checked the gym, theweight room, even the locker rooms, she was nowhere to be found.His Patience was wearing thin, not because he was angry but because he worried about her, about how she was feeling. She had so much potentials but the pressure of her new world ,the weight of it all had begun to crush her.It was when he was nearing the edge of the building ,walking along the perimeter near a small garden that he spotted her.She was alone, sitting on the edge of the company's outdoor pool,her legs dangling lazily in the water.Her back was turned to him and she looked small, almost fragile against the vastness of the steel walls that surrounded them. The contrast of her delicate form against the raw, industrial landscape made something inside Dominic twist with concern.He moved closer, his steps quiet

Fay stood by the large windows, her hands wrapped around the cool metal railing as she looked out over the vast grounds of Steelworks. The wind carried the earthy scent of the forest, and the sky was beginning to darken, the soft orange hue of sunset casting a glow across the horizon. She tried to clear her mind, but it was impossible. Her thoughts kept drifting back to the training, to the words the others had spoken, and to the way her own body had betrayed her. She had wanted so desperately to prove herself, to be strong like the others, but each time she failed, it felt like another piece of her was breaking.She was so lost in her thoughts that shedidn't notice Dominic approaching. Hispresence was always a quiet force, butthis time, she felt him before she saw him.He was talking in hushed tones to a groupof huge men-werewolves, like him. They were standing in a circle, their bodylanguage imposing, the air thick withauthority. She could barely make out thewords, but sh