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Completion Sports
Because I was burning up and it wasn’t because of a damn ball game.
Van slowly perused my body. He momentarily stopped at my breasts before continuing lower. He stared at my crotch even longer. I shifted uncomfortably, wondering if my wet panties seeped through my linen pants. This interview wasn’t working. As his gaze came back to my eyes his voice went huskier. “It’s that kind of fever.” He lifted his eyebrows letting me know he made his point. “No different. Once you catch it, nothing on earth will keep you from reaching your goal.”
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Dearest Princess
He was sweating profusely as his body spasmed uncontrollably.
After feeling his forehead, Larissa realized it was scorching hot. It was way worse than a normal fever.
Vincent didn't become better even after he took some fever-relief medicine and an IV.
Once again, Larissa activated her X-ray vision and realized that the polygonal cells in his brain were particularly active.
The cells would engulf other normal cells, resulting in an increase of polygonal cells. Though the process was slow, it was evident that the polygonal cells in his brain were increasing at a steady pace.
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BETRAYED BY HER BLOOD, CLAIMED BY THE NIGHT
“I’m the one... who’s going to take it back.”
She stood, swaying dangerously. As her vision cleared, something strange happened. The world didn't just look sharper; it looked layered. Her Vampire Perception, heightened by the raw Fae energy still thrumming in her blood, began to peel back the skin of reality. She saw the thermal heat of Nomo’s body, the silver resonance of Elowen’s spirit, and then, something else.
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Dark Drippy Desires
Inside this room everything is warm and complicated and completely, entirely worth every bit of the complicated.
End of Arc 31: Fever
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Dirty Play with My CEO
I think I have a fever because I can feel the heat in my breath and the redness in my eyes.
"Why did you come to work when you were sick?" His voice raised, yet I could sense his concern. He forced me to lie on his lap and caressed my forehead to feel how hot I was. It's normal to have a fever when you're exhausted; why is he making such a huge deal out of it? I gripped his arm in order to acquire strength to maintain myself in the sitting position. He simply observed what I was doing. I observed his unpaintable face as I leaned against the wall. I smiled, but he seemed particularly unimpressed with what I showed him.
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Twin Aces: Claimed by the Alpha Captain (MM Romance)
The silence was absolute, save for the rhythmic, steady beeping of the chemical medical monitor behind us.
"You are not skating on Wednesday," I whispered, my voice deep, raw, and shaking with an unhinged emotional despair. "Look at your body, Lucian. You are burning up with an unnatural fever. Your spine is severely damaged from Fenrir's hit. If you step onto that frost with an active heat cycle, those predators will smell you before you even clear the red line."
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Chain My Heart Too, Gamma
She mutters again, the words broken, like fragments of a dream she can’t wake up from.
I can’t make them out.
I sit on the edge of the bed, brushing the hair from her forehead. She’s drenched, her nightdress probably one of Mabel’s sticking to her skin. For a second, I don’t know what to do. Every healer said the same thing — the venom’s too deep. Nothing’s working.
But I’ve seen this before. Warriors bitten by rogues went through this same fever before their bodies either gave up or fought it off. The trick was to keep the temperature from climbing too high.
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Cursed Fate
My vision slowly becomes blurry and I pass out.
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I open my eyes and see myself in Aiden's arms as he sweat profusely. Was his room also hot or is he just scared shitless? His heartbeat is fast and intense. I smile. He really cares.
Tash and Raven are beside Aiden, fear written on their faces. It becomes harder to keep my eyes open and my body is numb. I shut my eyes and drift to sleep.
*******
"There is a thing that the Vahemir ain't immune to. It was released in the steam", Tash explains and I open my eyes but my visions are blurry I can't see them properly, so I shut my eyes.
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The Perfect Wife Walked Away
[Alice’s POV]
The fever was a living thing inside me, a beast trying to claw its way out, tearing through tissue and nerve with every ragged breath I took. The contrast was agonizing — fire in my blood, ice on my skin. The cold air of the bunker bit into my exposed face, sharp and unforgiving, while underneath the mylar blankets, my body burned.
I was drifting. The edges of my vision were blurring, turning the dim, gray concrete of the ceiling into a swirling kaleidoscope of black spots.
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His Hunt for Redemption
Did I need to take her to the pack hospital?
“The heaviness that she’s been feeling is the same thing. Seeing the vision triggered the imprinting. She said that it felt like their souls were crying out for her to save them because they are. The drowning that she felt could be that the person might have been actually drowning or they were given strong sedatives which might make them feel the same way. This fever is her body’s reaction to the imprinting. We need to keep her temperature down until she wakes up and will feel back to her old self once again.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
The ending of 'Fever Dream' is as haunting as its title suggests. It’s this surreal, almost fragmented conclusion where Amanda, the protagonist, finally pieces together the truth about the toxic poisoning and her connection to David. The way Samanta Schweblin writes it feels like waking up from a nightmare—you’re relieved but still unsettled. There’s no tidy resolution, just this lingering dread about motherhood, environmental harm, and the fragility of life. The last lines are intentionally ambiguous, leaving you to wonder whether Amanda’s fate was real or part of the 'fever dream' itself. It’s the kind of ending that sticks with you for days, making you question what was real and what was imagined.
What I love about it is how it mirrors the disjointed, panicked tone of the whole book. It doesn’t hand you answers on a platter; instead, it trusts you to sit with the discomfort. If you’re someone who prefers clear-cut endings, this might frustrate you, but for me, it was perfect. The ambiguity forces you to engage with the themes long after you’ve closed the book.
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