Cold Water Novels & Stories

My mouth forms the word cold, hoping someone will understand. "What is she trying to say?" Ekaterina asks, looking at Anton. He studies my face, then my trembling body. "She's cold. She doesn't want cold water." Relief floods through me. He understood. "Cold water would be best, but..." Ekaterina pauses, her brow furrowing. "I can enchant lukewarm water instead. It won't be as effective, but it should help lower her temperature without shocking her system." "There's a pond east of here," Anton says. "I saw it yesterday."

Cold. Very cold. “Livia!” He called out, clearly losing patience. Livia came over calmly. “What is it?” “What kind of water did you prepare?” Livia blinked. “Water… just normal water. I filled it up. You can just soak.” She even added casually, “But I think… it’s better not to soak. It’s cold, and the water is cold too. It’s better to just take a quick bath. Or just wash your face and brush your teeth—that’s already healthy.”

“We have to get into the water…come on!” The second Randu touched the water in the big river, she shivered. The water is very cold, very cold… like she had entered a pool of ice cubes covered in snow. Her whole body shook from the cold. Burdak who knew it immediately carried her, so that Randu would not be submerged in the water for too long. With a position like this, Randu is only exposed to water at the bottom. But for humans like her, this water really made her weak from the cold. Her lips had turned blue…as well as all her skin that is exposed to the water.

There was a fire place which they made in order to keep themselves warm. All of them where seen gathered around the fire like it was a committee of witches having their meeting, planning on a mission to devour. Each of them was putting on thick article of clothing to help the body warm faster. The cold was much like it was winter. It’s a known phenomenon that areas surrounded by water are most often cool especially the cool breeze that makes one thing that he or she was about to freeze. That’s because, during the day, the sun heats hard on the ground producing heat that helps warm the rivers, then at night, the river produced immense cool breeze that helps to keep the ground cold. It exhibit

“I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to cause you a mini heart attack. The scream was reflexive, not intended. But you have to admit, though, the water is freezing- and I emphasized cold.” “The rivers here are fed with snow and ice from the mountains, so no matter what time you come here, it is always cold. Although when the sun shines during the day, it helps,” Joel explained. “Aha! I knew that if it were the normal temperature of a river, I wouldn’t have screamed out like that. ” Mary told him. Joel chuckled. “You might need to come out of the water now. It might seem less cold after a while because your body tries to adjust to the temperature of the river, but when you come out, the cold hits you fu

His body tensed up with every moment as he felt something he had feared his entire life. Desire. Admiration. It made things worse for him that she was only 18 years old. He couldn't believe he brought her into this side of the world at such an age. Why would he wish upon others what he went through himself? "Do you prefer warm or cold?" Mateo felt the irony of the question piercing him suddenly. "Slightly cold." Warm water would burn her bruises and cuts much more. Cold water on the other hand would help with inflammation and reduce it. It would also calm down the raging blood vessels.

Lena walks towards the kitchen and brought the cold water from the fridge. “Here’s the water!” Lena says as she gives the water to me. “Ughhh… thanks!” I say. “Today is a hella day...” Lena says as she leans onto the couch and sips the cold water. I move my head to Lena and groan “Yeah” I say.

he shook his head and dived into the water. The cold water welcomed them. Even though they are wearing a piece of cloth, yet it feels like the water has kissed their skin. They can feel the temperature of the water drop. It isn't like a winter chill, bringing a shiver to the skin, but more like the welcome coolness of an autumn breeze. They can never get enough of these pure waters or the way everything is cast blue by the filtered light. Down there, they had entered a new world.

I was too lost in myself and my thoughts, so I foolishly forget the main reason we had come to the beach, to help victoria lose her fear of the sea and get used to swimming in this kind of water. "Why is the water so cold?" Victoria claims, as she slowly enters the water. "Is it cold?" I ask somewhat surprised, as I hadn't noticed the temperature until now, "Well, this is normal sea water temperature, it's not like a pool that has filters and heaters, it's natural water, it's cold..." "Uh... Is it always like this then? I thought it would be a little warmer because it got the sun or something, it makes my legs and body a little numb."

Lowell lifted me up and took me into the bathroom, he gently placed me into the tub fully clothed and I hissed from the shock on my body. The water felt like ice and I began to shiver. "Hey, look at me, focus on me," Lowell spoke as he crouched down beside the tub. Candace stood in the doorway, concern etched on her face as I shook from the coldness of the water. "Lowell, maybe the water's too cold? We don't want her going into shock." "It's lukewarm." He responded. To me, the water felt as cold as ice.