Love Remedy Novels & Stories

His mouth fell open and he started laughing. " cure? There are no cures for that. You can drink some lemon juice, tea, or water to lessen the effects but I haven't heard of any cures before." I smirked at him but didn't answer because I wanted to make a fool out of him when Arlo and Micah woke up, who's the smart one now?

“ cure Sharma to my sleeplessness.” the Sharma pretended to be in deep thoughts and then proceeded with “ I cannot help you ” at this point he lost it . “ what do you mean you can't help me, give me herbs to make me sleep. you helped me the first time “ the Sharma pretended to be confused. “ did I? I cannot remember ” “ you did ! I want you to make the herbs again for me. ” “ what is it that makes you unable to sleep? ” the Sharma asked even though he has asked this question a hundred times before.

Tom returned with a hot water bottle, tablets, a bottle of magnesium supplement, and green tea. For some unknown reason, seeing him with those things made me laugh. "Consider this my way of apologizing. I've realized that I've been selfish, stubbornly clinging to my own opinion. So, please accept these," he said, gently pushing the tea towards me. "How did you know about things like hot water bottles and green tea?" I asked, taking a sip of my tea. "The internet, of course. These tablets are like vitamins; they can also be helpful. You are welcome to stay for the night. Being with me might provide some relief," he said, gently placing the hot water bottle on my lower abdomen.

” “Should I follow him or not? Should I? Ugh, I had better follow him!” After debating for a while, Alex raised his foot and rushed up to Kevin. At the last second, he managed to enter the elevator. Alex tried to find a topic to talk about it. “By the way, the hospital has a new batch of motherwort supplements. Do you want me to send you a batch of it? It said that it’s very effective. There’s also the effervescent type. Which kind of you want?” Unprepared for this much information, Kevin paused. “What?”

She laughs "Don't mind me. You can't get the joke since you no longer remember anything. Just a moment please..." I hear her footsteps move away from me, bustling around the place with occasional sounds of bottles and metals hitting against each other, "Dry chamomile, turmeric powder, ginger powder, devil's claw, willow bark, primrose oil, lavender..." She goes on and on to herself. "Yes! I think I have everything that I need... Sif, you'll have to excuse me yet again. I need to go prepare for you a bath that will help with the mobility problem..."

Looking back at Hilda, who was so furious that she seemed like an angry lioness, as well as Adrian, who was standing quietly in a corner, she more or less understood what had happened. She heard from Adrian last night that he knew of a good home remedy that would surely cure children of their illnesses. It was concocted from a mix of incense ash, soot, and water. I can't believe he actually made that home remedy! At the end of the day, it's still nothing but a bowl of ashes!

“You seemed a little… rattled earlier.” I straightened. “I’m fine.” “Of course you are.” Her smile didn’t reach her eyes. “You’re always fine. But I imagine even you have your limits.” She stopped beside me and opened a small velvet pouch at her hip, pulling free a tiny glass vial. The liquid inside shimmered faintly—pale gold, almost iridescent. “Here,” she offered gently. “A tonic I’ve used for years. Chamomile, silver leaf, a touch of fireroot to ease tension. You look like you haven’t slept in days.”

I quickly regretted answering, groaning as I overexerted myself. “Here. Have a sip,” she said, approaching me with a warm mug. I took it from her, slowly sitting up and sniffing the contents. My stomach churned at the smell. “What’s this?” I asked, looking at her with tired eyes. “It’s herbal. A wolf’s remedy for a hangover. I used to have them every weekend,” she said, her mischievous smile barely contained.

“Don’t worry. It’s not as bad as it sounds.” The healer approached after finishing with Lila. She handed me a small tin after I explained the issues I was facing. “Lemon drops,” she explained simply. “For the nausea. They’re not magic, but they help. There are teas, but these seem to work the best. Thankfully, after Alpha Linc took over, we learned about these things.” I took the tin. “Thanks,” I muttered. Lila leaned back as she absently traced patterns along her pants. “You told him yet?”

She half-turned to me with the question. What does she expect me to say? No? She just put me on the spot. Such an evil Queen. I smiled softly in response, but it probably looked more like a grimace. She turned fully toward me. “Do not be so apprehensive. If he stopped once, he can do so again. Also, I shall see that certain herbs are delivered to your chambers tonight. It is called Dalir. It is taken by human blood mates to rapidly accelerate the replenishing of the blood. You will be fine.” Then she leaned in conspiratorially and whispered, “It shall also make the affair quite sensually pleasurable.”