Chidori Hand Signs Novels & Stories

“Give me your hand.” He hesitated for a second, giving me a weird look, but then reached forward. His hand was so large, I had to hold it with both of mine. “This is ‘I’…” I said, pulling out his pinky finger. “This is ‘love’… and this is ‘you.’” I glanced up at him. “But if you want to make it easier, just place these two…” I gently guided his fingers together, taking the middle and ring finger and folding them against his palm, leaving his thumb, index, and pinky finger extended—the universal sign for ‘I love you.’

I nod and smile. I watch as he moves his fingers, one crossing over the other. I want to say luck, but I shouldn't talk and I know it isn't the sign for luck, so I wait. I shake my head telling him I don't know. "It means silent and stay silent until instructed." I nod and listen. He moves his hand, this time his index finger pointing down. Kneel, I know that, I go to kneel and his crop hits making me jump and stand up. His head shakes and he chuckles. So, him pointing down isn't saying kneel?

she tact smile. He makes a love sign with his fingers, place it in his left chest, she smiled. “since I can’t emerge your class, is it also a crime to be a friend” he put his two hands into his pocket, stretching his body to relieve stress, as he keeps his ears wide open, not to miss a clip of her retort. She glanced at him with a smile, she wanders in her mind why she never finds Adex attractive

"Since you're going to have cocks in your mouth and may not be able to speak your safe words, you'll be given hand signals instead. Make a circle with your thumb and forefinger with one hand to say alpha and with two hands to say omega. Lucia will specifically be watching for your hand signals. Show me now how you do that." Rhonda curled her thumb and finger in both hands. "That's omega. Show me alpha." She showed me the signal on one hand. "The hardest part of taking all of a cock down your throat is getting past the gag reflex. It's not that we don't have gag reflexes; we've just learned to overcome them."

The king sized bed. ‘Wow. It’s good!’ “Did you like it?” Chandler asked. I turned around and sent him an ‘Okay’ gesture using my hand. But as soon as I did that, the man who brought our bags furrowed his brows, as if I offended him somehow. ‘What’s wrong? I didn’t give him a middle finger.’ Chandler gave the man a tip before he sent the man away. "You shouldn't use the okay hand gesture in Brazil," Chandler said when he walked closer while pulling our baggage.

If only she extended all those virtues to her son. Speaking of Aiden, I tilt my head and he's right behind us, behind his mother. I wonder if they've seen each other. Then he shakes his left hand in negation, followed by his head, afterwards he slowly mouths "No" Mind reading? First I cringe my nose in confusion. Did he hit his head on his way here? The gestures don't stop. He makes a back sign with both hands, shakes one of them again, and finally a thumb's up.

One-two-three. Cale stared at his hand. He tapped Elion’s palm. Tap. Tap. Tap. "I'm here," Elion translated. "I'm here too." Cale looked up. A flicker of relief crossed his face. "Okay," Elion said. "Now, locations. If you touch my wrist..." He guided Cale’s hand to his wrist. "That means 'Time'. Or 'Hurry'." Cale gripped the wrist. "If you touch my shoulder..." Elion moved the hand. "That means 'Support'. Or 'Help me'."

“You molested me by forcefully kissing me, and then you vanished like smoke chased by the wind. Coward.” Rook doesn’t say a thing; instead, he extends his hand towards me, with his palm facing upwards, and then his fingers curled inwards, except for his index finger, which remains straight and pointing towards me. He then moves his index finger in a crooking motion, as if he’s trying to hook something on it. His finger is literally ‘calling’ me over, like a mini summoning gesture. “What’s the meaning of this childish act?” I ask, but get no response, except for him repeating the same gesture.

and then raising a flat hand to his temple and moving it outward in a small wave. Oh. So that's the sign language for Hello. I pause the video and rewind it five seconds before playing it again. After watching the “hello” part, I pause the video again and repeat the instructor’s movements by raising a flat hand to my temple and moving it outward in a small wave. Damn. Learning this feels so good. Next, I hit play again and in the next part of the video, the instructor proceeds with saying “How are you?” before he brings both hands together in front of his chest, his palms facing up as he curves his fingers towards himself before pointing his index finger forward.

My fingers curled inward which was the submissive gesture of an Omega. The realization hit me like ice water. I saw his eyes narrow and drop to my hand, studying the position of my fingers, the angle of my wrist. His eyes flickered with surprise and time seemed to stop. Every lesson I had been given screamed through my mind. High-ranking wolves never presented palm-up unless greeting someone of significantly higher status. The curled fingers were a sign of submission, an instinctive gesture that Omegas made without thinking. A gesture I had just made in front of one of the most observant wolves in the territory.