Love S Antidote Novels & Stories

Based on what I just experienced the amount they used in that fragrance for them was more than normal, it will be so much trouble if they don't get the antidote or if they do not quench their sexual desire. Luli turned red due to that hotness and was swirling in bed yearning with the excessive release of hormones. I had been waiting for the antidote to heal her. But even after so long, there was no news from the hospital. The bathtub was filled with cold water as I instructed, this was a remedy to soothe her hotness but it wasn't a cure for that poison. It can only reduce the effect but still, that will be difficult for the one suffering to endure.

How does that work? I glanced back at the book again, reading the next line. “Antonio has to be stopped, If something won't be done about it, he'll turn to something else.” This was about Antonio, so that means my dad knew about his perverted ways. But that was common knowledge. I turned through the pages of the book, looking for something interesting. Something caught my eye, the word curse, I stopped immediately but as I was about to read it, I heard footsteps coming towards the door.

Anna's heart was in her throat, clinging to a silver of hope that he would say what she longed to hear. "No, just arrange for a nurse to watch her." His cold response was like a bucket of ice water poured over Anna. Then came the sound of footsteps walking away without a hint of hesitation. Anna bit her lip until it bled, the salty taste mingling with bitterness. Tears flowed uncontrollably as her chest heaved. Suddenly, in the quiet darkness, she burst into laughter. "Hahaha!" It was all so ironic, so tragic! Seven years of marriage, Gerald had never shown her a moment of love. All his tenderness belonged to another woman.

I already knew what she meant. I walked closer to the bed and looked down at Summer. Her small chest rose and fell weakly. The girl had always been strong and loud whenever I saw her. Seeing her like this made something twist painfully in my chest. “Can you cure it?” I asked. Leslie looked at me carefully.“There is an antidote.” Relief rushed through me for a moment. “Good,” I said quickly. “Then make it.” She shook her head slowly.“It’s not that simple.”

I am only afraid of the pain. The Healer replied, “There is a very rare antidote for this wolf venom that might work. But there was a curse on the antidote. Your mate needs to be the one to find it on the cliff of Black Could mountain, using the power of his true heart to you. And the treatment also needs a lot of money to buy other herbs.” That meant Alex had to truly love me to get me the antidote. I seriously doubted it. I still went to Alex’s company to find him. I thought at least this would be a solution.

“Just so you know if his sperm is not in your womb already, you’re never leaving—” “Shut the fuck up!” She interrupted, shocking me to the core. “My body is on fucking fire, can’t you see? I desperately need to quench this heat. Where the fuck is the antidote?” I didn’t reply immediately, and she quickly continued with her search. I watched her throw my stuff around while searching, much to my annoyance. “There’s no antidote,” I finally said, already tired of the mess she was creating. “The only antidote is calming down; the drug will wear off in hours.”

I could hear their voices, low and serious, but my mind was still spinning from his touch, his words. Dear Lord, I needed this treatment more quickly than ever! • • • After the doctor applied the antidote, the heat inside me vanished like it had never been there at all. I was finally able to think clearly again, although I was still mortified by my behavior when the aphrodisiac was running through my veins. Clearing my throat, I said to Adriano, "Thank you so much for everything. You really saved me." Adriano smirked, that devilish grin still on his face.

What made Severalis terrifying was that there was no known antidote. But Lyra was a Nature Connector, one capable of perceiving and understanding the deepest essence of plants and the natural world. The moment Severalis slid down her throat, sinking into her bloodstream, she saw its true nature, and the key to unraveling it. Yet, the so-called “antidote”… was nothing but a cruel joke. Just like the Nightfang’s Curse, the only way to dissolve Severalis… was through the blood and life of one's destined mate. Their sacrifice was the price to mend what had been ruthlessly severed.

Could smell the antiseptic and underneath it something else — something that felt, horribly, like the room already giving up. "Do it," I heard myself say. Everyone looked at me. "Do it." My voice steadied as I said it again. "I'd rather he die fighting than just — stop. Don't let him just stop." Katya studied me for a long moment. Then she nodded once. "Very well." The third antidote looked like blood. Dark red. Thick. Devon handled the glass vial with the careful reverence of someone who knew exactly what it was capable of. "This is derived from vampire venom," he said, drawing it into a syringe with hands that weren't entirely steady. "It works by overwhelming the foreign compound — forcin

Then, she looked at Jake in a panic. Jake walked over to me and gripped my wrist. Through gritted teeth, he said, "Lilian, what's the matter with you? I've already explained it to you countless times! Those women are just antidotes to me. They pose no threat to your position. There's no need to vent your anger on Chelle!" I raised my head, forcing back tears. I recalled the night of my wedding. I was abducted and brought to a desert island, where I was tortured by different men all through the night.