Fan Fiction - The Betrayed - Jennifer (Teen Wolf) - 1/1
Title: The Betrayed
Fandom: Teen Wolf
Characters: Julia Baccari (Jennifer Blake) & Kali
Pairing: None
Rating: PG
Word count: 200
Warnings: None
A/N: Takes place shortly after the flashback events of "The Overlooked," with spoilers for that episode. Written for challenge 5 at writerverse. Also on AO3.
Summary: As Julia recovers from her injuries, she tries not to think about Kali's betrayal.
The pale figure that lay in the hospital bed had been marred beyond recognition.
The pain wasn’t so bad-she was on a lot of strong painkillers. Mostly she was just tired.
As she drifted in and out of consciousness, Julia tried to avoid thinking about the betrayal that had taken place in the clearing. She wasn’t able to prevent the nightmares that came to her when she slept, however.
The memory of Kali’s face, twisted into its wolf visage, haunted her. The bloodcurdling screams of Kali’s dying Beta wolves rang in her ears.
The absolute worst, however, always came at the end of the dream, when it was her turn. The recollection of the feel of Kali’s teeth and claws tearing open her flesh as she begged for her life made her stomach churn hard enough to make her sick.
Upon her release from the hospital, Julia made her way back to the clearing in the woods where the massacre had occurred. There was nothing there now, no sign of the horrendous act that had taken place. The area was peaceful, quiet.
That night was the first night Julia didn’t dream of the attack. Instead, she dreamed of revenge.
Fandom: Teen Wolf
Characters: Julia Baccari (Jennifer Blake) & Kali
Pairing: None
Rating: PG
Word count: 200
Warnings: None
A/N: Takes place shortly after the flashback events of "The Overlooked," with spoilers for that episode. Written for challenge 5 at writerverse. Also on AO3.
Summary: As Julia recovers from her injuries, she tries not to think about Kali's betrayal.
The pale figure that lay in the hospital bed had been marred beyond recognition.
The pain wasn’t so bad-she was on a lot of strong painkillers. Mostly she was just tired.
As she drifted in and out of consciousness, Julia tried to avoid thinking about the betrayal that had taken place in the clearing. She wasn’t able to prevent the nightmares that came to her when she slept, however.
The memory of Kali’s face, twisted into its wolf visage, haunted her. The bloodcurdling screams of Kali’s dying Beta wolves rang in her ears.
The absolute worst, however, always came at the end of the dream, when it was her turn. The recollection of the feel of Kali’s teeth and claws tearing open her flesh as she begged for her life made her stomach churn hard enough to make her sick.
Upon her release from the hospital, Julia made her way back to the clearing in the woods where the massacre had occurred. There was nothing there now, no sign of the horrendous act that had taken place. The area was peaceful, quiet.
That night was the first night Julia didn’t dream of the attack. Instead, she dreamed of revenge.