Antidotes Stories Novels & Stories

I cried out. “So this is what a human will go through too?” Denise sadly asked. “Yes…I saw drawings and pictures of the victims from years ago and this is exactly what happened to them.” I answered. “My goodness! This is terrible! We need to do something about this Tanya.” Denise said. “I will work on an antidote. All I need is the contrasting chemicals of these ones…something in me keeps telling me I can do this…I can get a cure for this wicked substance.” I told her.

Then, she looked at Jake in a panic. Jake walked over to me and gripped my wrist. Through gritted teeth, he said, "Lilian, what's the matter with you? I've already explained it to you countless times! Those women are just antidotes to me. They pose no threat to your position. There's no need to vent your anger on Chelle!" I raised my head, forcing back tears. I recalled the night of my wedding. I was abducted and brought to a desert island, where I was tortured by different men all through the night.

Could smell the antiseptic and underneath it something else — something that felt, horribly, like the room already giving up. "Do it," I heard myself say. Everyone looked at me. "Do it." My voice steadied as I said it again. "I'd rather he die fighting than just — stop. Don't let him just stop." Katya studied me for a long moment. Then she nodded once. "Very well." The third antidote looked like blood. Dark red. Thick. Devon handled the glass vial with the careful reverence of someone who knew exactly what it was capable of. "This is derived from vampire venom," he said, drawing it into a syringe with hands that weren't entirely steady. "It works by overwhelming the foreign compound — forcin

I could see the toxins cowering away, trying to avoid the antidote. But I could also see the antidote getting closer. I sat there, watching what was happening. I could see Cole’s heart. It was full of the tarry substance, but the antidote had arrived there and started eating away at the toxins. It did not take long, before his heart was clear.

"Whatever you're doing—I trust you. Love—love you. Even if we only got three weeks—worth it. You were worth it." "Don't you dare give me a dying declaration!" I uncapped the antidote. Positioned it over his heart. "Nate Reed, you're going to survive this. You're going to marry me someday. You're going to have cubs with me. You're going to grow old annoying me with terrible jokes. You don't get to die at twenty-one because your grandfather was insane!" I injected the antidote directly into his heart. For three seconds, nothing happened. Then Nate convulsed. Body arching. Screaming. The antidote and poison warring in his system. Green veins turning black. Then red. Then—normal? Or was that wis

His eyes met mine and he raised an eyebrow before pulling his phone out of the bar’s drawer, showing me a video of myself, giving the man and woman their money outside the bar. My chest ached and I found myself frowning when I felt like the air was growing tight around me as it became harder for me to breathe. The Alpha pulled out a small bottle and put it in front of me. “This is the antidote, and believe me, unless you choose to explain yourself, you are going to end up losing your life.” “I didn’t do…” “Now, now, your time is short. So, there is no use of using it on lying,” He said, stopping me. My chest rose and fell with each breath, and despite knowing that I was trained to be immune

As time went by, the spot where he was injected started to fester. The unlicensed doctor took off his clothes and immediately saw the part with necrosis. His lips trembled when he said, "What have you done to me? Give me the antidote." "The antidote is right here, but you have to tell me who sent you," Jared said. Just a while ago, the unlicensed doctor was still boasting. But now he was shaken. "That person really isn't me. Maybe it is just a body resemblance, but it is really not me." The unlicensed doctor was still defending himself sophomorically.

They are always seen romancing Madam Jessica and Jayden because they feel like Jayden is definitely going to be the king. “This physician mentioned about Jute poison. The poison was being extracted from its pod seed and…” I sucked in a deep breath, smoothening the back of my robe with my clammy hands. “The physician mentioned not knowing the antidote but Mia pulled me into a corner and mentioned that she knows of a way to get the antidote.” I had asked her. “Won’t she die before we can even find the antidote?”

Henry wheeled himself back on stage and grabbed Violet’s hair to ask her, “What did Luna mean by that?” Violet laughed brokenly. “There are eight doses to this treatment. The first seven are slow-acting toxins, and only the last dose can completely cure you.” Upon hearing this, Henry’s eyes went wide open in shock. A moment later, he finally realized that he was truly about to die. In his despair, he poured the entire bottle of sulphuric acid on Violet’s face. Violet’s terrifying, pained screams filled the hall. Then, as if he was grasping at his last chance of salvation, Henry lunged at me, though by doing so, his wheelchair toppled over. Even so, he cast aside his dignity and crawled towar

His lips moved again, and this time I leaned closer, straining to hear. “Antidote...” he rasped, his voice barely audible. I froze, my mind racing. “Antidote?” I repeated, my voice shaking. “What antidote? Where is it?” Max’s head lolled to the side, his breathing shallow as he tried to speak again. “Car...” he whispered, his voice so faint I almost didn’t catch it. “Small... bottle...” My eyes widened as the realization hit me. There was an antidote in his car. Of course, there was. Max never did anything without a plan.