Breathless Ana Novels & Stories

the staff said. “Malissa, can you check if she’s got a breather in there?” Hayden instructed without looking at me. His eyes her on the girl. “Huh? A what?” I asked, cluelessly. “An asthma breather. Small device like a spray…” Hayden explained quickly.

I tried but I couldn't. I could feel my pulse slow and my lips starting to turn blue. Anisa was by my side now, she took in air and suddenly her mouth was on mine and she was blowing air into me. "Ani, please….breath" she would yell before taking in another gulp of air and passing it along to me. I didn't. "I don't care how long it's going to take. I am going to breathe for you forever. You are not dying on me!" She yelled and slapped my cheek before taking in air but I gasped before she could put the air in me.

I'm having trouble breathing. The lock finally clicks open, and I leap out into the murky early morning light. I take deep, long breaths as I tightly wrap my arms around myself and press my eyes shut. What is going on with me right now? Amanda, take it slowly and steadily. You remember how to breathe through it all. Slow and consistent.

This delicate, innocent beauty was doing it for the first time and he was already near to exploding, ‘Relax little Zaya’ He whispered his hands tangling in her thick red/gold tresses holding her head still, ‘All you have to do is relax your throat and breathe through your nose so you can take me deeper’ Lissa was a little afraid, he was so big he filled her mouth and she could not breathe properly and she felt her panic rising but his soft words of encouragement made her want to obey him and she did as he asked helping him to slide deep almost to his root. She was trying to remember how to breathe through her nose as he moved slowly in and out of her mouth and then she felt him lose control

Anthony peeked out from behind her, looking smug. I collapsed onto the floor, finally snapping back to my senses. Looking at my sister's blazing eyes, mine turned red. "Sis, I'm sorry. Please don't be mad." I struggled to my feet, enduring the unbearable itch crawling across my skin, and began putting every rubber figurine back where it belonged. In the end, my throat was so swollen I could barely breathe, and my face turned a sickly blue before I collapsed onto the ground again. Yessenia watched me gasp for air while still trying to clean up. She seemed a little taken aback.

Breathing all intense. Lord, not this.

Moving his free hand behind her head and holding her nape firmly, he pulled her closer, deepening the kiss. Annalise wasn’t thinking straight and had stopped breathing all at once and was just struggling to free herself from his grip. Her eyes rolled back and her hold on his shirt loosened. A kiss doesn’t cause you to pass out but holding your breath definitely does. Her eyelids were partially closed when Andreas pulled away looking at her. Just as he parted from her, Lise laid still for a few seconds before she parted her wet lips and breathed in large gulps of air. Shooting her hand up to her chest, she fisted her right hand around her the fabric trying to breathe normally.

I stayed there frozen on my seat, unable to move an inch. “Breather in and breathe out. Breathe in and then breathe out….” I kept chanting those continuously until I could finally calm my nerves. “You can do this, Aiv! You’re a strong girl.” I mentally prepared myself and slowly turned my head to see the “person” staring right through the window at me with its dark ashy green eyes. I felt a chill run down my spine. It was like someone had poured icy cold water on my naked body in winter. Our eyes locked for a second,but before I could come back to my consciousness, he disappeared.

Then suddenly, my breath got shallow. My hands shook uncontrollably, my breaths coming in short, shallow gasps that did nothing to calm the storm raging inside me. Tears streamed down my cheeks, each one a testament to the panic that gripped my heart. "Focus on your breathing, Aria." Amelia’s voice was gentle. "Inhale slowly through your nose. Feel the air fill your lungs." I tried to follow her instructions, but each breath felt like a struggle against an invisible force squeezing my chest tighter and tighter. I couldn't seem to catch my breath.