~BOOK 4/PART ONE~ Paranormal: The Battle's Only Just Begun (Multi-Bandom FanFic)

Chapter 19

"Ah," Kenya quietly mumbled for the fourth time while trying to stitch up her damaged shoulder. Meanwhile, Lynn was searching through the three different books Mack had given her.

Kenya didn't understand why this wound wouldn't heal like the stab wound in the bar. Granted, the laceration wasn't deep anymore, but she wished the skin would just regenerate so she didn't have to struggle with the needle in her arm. "Damn it!" The lycan cursed.

Lynn - for the sixth time - glanced over to Kenya, wondering what the hell she was doing. Why wouldn't she just ask for help, or admit that the pain from the original cut and the stitches was killing her? God, why was she so fucking stubborn?

"Fuck," The paranormal mumbled and that was the last straw for this human. She stood and approached the struggling wolf, sitting behind Kenya and reaching out to help her, but the she wolf flinched away from her, like a wounded animal resisting aid. "I can do it myself."

Lynn huffed. "Yeah, that explains why you've been sitting here for the past fifteen minutes cursing over..." The huntress looked at the barely stable suture on the shoulder of the she wolf, "...three stitches."

"I haven't done this in a while, so I'm out of practice." The lycan wanted to cover up, not looking for help, but Lynn smacked the lycan's hand hovering over her shoulder away and grabbed the needle.

That's when Kenya squirmed away. Again.

The human in the room was becoming impatient with the she wolf and was done with her bull headed attitude. "Goddammit, stop being stubborn and let me help you!" Lynn screamed. Kenya narrowed her eyes at the girl positioned next to her. "I'm not going to hurt you, I promise," The human spoke soothingly while acquiring a pair of gloves and tweezers from the small medical kit she previously handed over to Kenya.

Then, reaching out, Lynn braced the she wolf by gently touching her bleeding wound and hoping to close it up enough to start sewing again. It only took a few minutes for the girl to go through and sew up the damaged shifter's arm. Kenya squinted in pain a few times, but eventually was able to cope with the feeling once it was finally closed. Lynn finished off the fourth knot of the final stitch and then cut the thread. "Alright, I'm done. I'm just going to put some alcohol to sterilize it," She explained, pulling a few alcohol wipes out and ripping one open.

"Thank you," Kenya muttered while hissing at the stinging sensation as Lynn cleaned the bite. "I guess I could have bled out if you didn't help me." Lynn knew what she was doing, Kenya did this too many times before, trying to make her laugh in order to get her to open up, but the girl couldn't be easily fooled.

"Yeah, you would have." The human in the room began packing up the first aid equipment and went to throw out the bloodied gloves and pads, all while Kenya took out a large enough gauze and covered the wound. When the lycan twin was done, she stood and watched as the girl nervously shuffled around her. Kenya hadn't forgotten about the vision she shared about Lynn. The she wolf knew that the human saw it as well, but the girl hurrying back to the table wasn't willing to talk about it. Kenya looked at every feature of the girl. She couldn't stand the serious face on her, and imagined what a smile would look like on it. "Stop staring at me!" Lynn snapped while flipping through a page.

Kenya rolled her eyes while going in the bathroom to get away from the girl for just a moment. As soon as the door shut, Lynn was able to breathe, but that was the exact opposite for the wolf. Kenya was so confused on why the girl was so angry with her, yet she knew her better than anyone she'd ever met, besides Rachael. The she wolf turned on the faucet, forcing her bloodied hands under, and allowed the water to wash away the dried and caked on blood away. When the crimson liquid was gone, the lycan switched on the cold water, cupping her hands to splash water over her face. That's when another vision came to her.