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Trying to calm myself. Breathing slowly. Forcing my mind into order. Trying not to explode.

I turn on my calm playlist then hop in to soak. My stress melts away, and my thoughts slow down as my body relaxes. I breathe in the calming scents and allow my anxieties to flow out of my body. I just unwind for a little while before scrubbing off the dirt of the day with a loofah and some body scrub. Then I get out, dry off, and lotion my skin.

“ thats okay.sometimes our stomach hurts.especially when we are nervous or shy.” she leans into me just slightly like a cautious animal testing warmth.i place my hand softly on her upper back slow circles. Nothing dramatic. Just rhythm. Something to breathe into. Inhale. Exhale. the crying slows. she whispers, “ i dont like when there is too many sounds.” i understand that more than she knows. “Sometimes,” I say, “you just need one calm sound. One calm space.”she nods and her forehead finds my shoulder like it belongs there.i dont rush her.i dont ask questions.this isnt about fixing anything. Just… being here.

Ethan was trembling so badly that he could not stop. He held onto Yvette's hand, trying to calm her. "Yvette, this doesn't seem like just drama. How about you both sit down and talk it out?" Yvette, having been slapped, was not about to 'sit down and talk it out.' She jerked her hand away from Ethan, standing with her hands on her hips. "Jayden, make him apologize right now, and I'll let go of the slap he just gave me."

The weight of the situation becomes overwhelming, making it difficult to articulate my feelings. "Calm down and breathe," he responded, making me sit on the bed. He gently places his hand on my back, offering me comfort and support. Taking a deep breath, I try to steady myself and find the words to express the turmoil within me. "Look at me and follow my lead; breathe in, breathe out, breathe out." I focus on his soothing voice and let his guidance guide me through each breath. Slowly, the tightness in my chest begins to loosen, and a sense of calm starts to wash over me. With each exhale, I feel the weight of my emotions gradually lifting, allowing me to find the clarity I need to share my

I took a deep, ragged breath as I tried to control the fear, anger, and grief that were threatening to take over. Holding on to the last shred of control that I could find, I looked up at Alpha Callan. “Perhaps we can talk more about this later? If it is okay with you, I would like to just complete the joining ceremony.” I put my head down and closed my eyes. My fists were clenched as I moved through nearly every possible technique I had to reduce my emotions. I suddenly heard Lela humming quietly in my head and it helped to calm me. Taking another deep breath, I felt my heart rate decrease and my breathing began to return to a more normal pace.

Calm. Satisfied.

I whispered, still feeling this unbridled anger. "I don't care.. I'm with you, breathe well...remember what makes you happy and calm... I'm with you until you find this thing" he spoke softly as he hugged me tighter.. I closed my eyes for a few seconds, buried my head in his neck, and repeated what I had learned earlier. The first thing that came to my mind after he said, "Remember what makes you happy.. It was him, who makes me happy... I calmed down a bit and felt my body relax in his hands... He was the reason for my calm, only I left myself in his arms because he is the thing I need most right now..

a soothing, calming voice came over Gretel, all in time with a soft and warm hand stroking over her hair, trying to hush her as if she were an infant. Gretel found a small part of her recognising the comfort and focussed on that part. Slamming her eyes shut to block out the world around her, she concentrated on the hushes and the soft, careful strokes of her hair and tried to time her own breaths to the pattern, desperately latching onto that one semblance of order that was possibly there for her to have. breathe in one two three four five breathe out one two three four five

I was starting to freak out at this point. “Remain calm sweetie. He’s just saying those things to get us in the gate to safety without alerting the intruder. Here let me see if I can help you.” I felt this cooling wave wash over my entire body, almost immediately relaxing me. I was still aware of what was going on, but it did ease that knot in the pit of my stomach. I was able to breathe again, and my heart rate was coming back down to normal. “Thank you Koa. I had no idea wolves could do that for their human counter parts.”