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He stopped midway through the sentence. Almost hesitant. His eyes shifted downward briefly. Toward her left hand. "I like the tattoo." His finger pointed lightly in its direction. A small butterfly design nestled between her thumb and index finger. "It looks really neat." Mary glanced at it. Then back at him. "Does it mean anything?" he asked. A smile appeared on her face. A real one. "Yes." "Yes It does." Mary raised her hand slightly so he could see it better. "It's a butterfly with an M shape worked into the design."

“Why the phoenix? Or the crawling panther?” “As you know, the phoenix means resurrection, hope, resilience. It suited me at one point. I was going through some things and I needed something to remind me of that period in my life. But the crawling panther was the first tattoo I got… It’s like my spirit animal or something…” Magnus trailed lower down her back, his need for her growing again as he reached her soft curves and went back up. “What does it mean? The panther… for you…” Sunny hesitated, and he wondered if he would ever get anything truthful out of this woman turning his life upside down so easily.

I whisper more towards myself. The tattoo is of no ordinary design. The intricate details almost seem inhumanly made. Swirls of dusty-grey storm clouds surround a midnight-blue sword. They begin at the handles and spiral throughout the golden blade. Behind the sword lays black and blue tip wings. Each feather tip is like a tempestuous addiction. The closer I come, I want to touch it. Visions of the wings wrapping around me, never allowing me to escape, consume my thoughts. I look up at Raquel and shiver, not understanding how a tattoo could be so powerful.

he tells me and I look at him with astonishment in my eyes. ‘He's right anyway.’ His intentions were never wrong, nor his directions. But he chose a dangerous way to fight the obstacles that came his way. "The sign represents jealousy and possessiveness. It means they never share what's theirs…." He moves closer as I feel his hot breaths fanning my face. He was talking about the scorpion tattoo. I gulp hard when I look into his amber eyes. The orbs are burning once again and showing a pure possessiveness. ‘As he said.’

Ryker asked, lifting my face to meet his gaze. I nodded. “It's a bird,” “Bird?” I repeated my brows shooting up. “Hmm. Some people say calling one bird means they have freedom. But to me, it's hope. You won't know it is a bird until you look closer. Ralph and the rest thought it was an eagle,” I leaned over and squinted my eyes at his chest. Ryker laughed. “Just tell me to take off the top. So you can see clearly.” In one moment, he took off the top shirt. The clear tattoo came into view. And I looked closer. “It's a bird,” My eyes lit up. “Yes, it is. I like them to think that it is an eagle. But I know what it is,”

However, her excitement immediately died down, regardless if it was letters or numbers, the fact still remained that there was a million possibilities of what it could be. Her eyes roamed around the room weakly and suddenly fell on the painting on the wall, the phoenix slowly building itself up...Hope. Vivian straightened up as a memory flashed in her head, 'Why do you call me that?' she had asked. 'A hummingbird is known to signify healing, light, and hope...' "Hummingbird..." She uttered, her head immediately swung over to the painting again. Her eyes widened as she realized, that bird... It wasn't a Phoenix, but a hummingbird.

My hair is down my back in waves, covering the exposed skin. When I look down the dress, I can see the black ink of the tattoo I had done in the month that Dalon and I hadn’t spoken. I had wanted a permanent reminder of him and our time together. A reminder that Italy wasn’t just some dream. The tattoo is simple, but the meaning behind it is powerful. The tattoo is a sun with a moon inside it to symbolize two opposite worlds coming together in the most unexpected but beautiful ways. Like an eclipse that is so rare, but so powerful and beautiful to witness.

It’s now a white dove, wings out, soaring. “It’s a symbol of freedom, peace, purity, and hope, because you are all those things, Ashley, and I never want you to forget that.” Jackson unwraps the bandage on the inside of his wrist. He’d gotten a tattoo a few days ago. He’d told me he’d show me later, refusing to let me have a peek. My gaze flies to the spot where his own brand was. Now there's a dove, double the size of mine, but in his, in bright blue letters, right in the middle, he has the word Ashley written in a pretty font. My gaze connects to his, and I burst into tears.

A hoarse whistling was heard as it approached his direction. “The sound means a call to the cygnets. Will I call her?” His thoughts shifted to Marie as he reflected on what the mute swan, the national bird in their country did. Images of his mom and dad were replaced as they asked him to break up with Marie. It was past 4 and the clouds were beginning to gather obviously revealing that rain would come. For the first time in his life, he did close his eyes and prayed.

Then it became worth my attention. I leaned in. The figure moved fast—too fast to spot anything in the first frame. The second frame was where I caught almost everything I wanted. First a flash, then a forearm exposed as the man pivoted to fire. And then I saw a mark, the undeniable prove that the man was indeed the guy I’ve suspected he was. He had a tattoo. This wasn’t the kind of fancy snake tattoos you got on a dare or during a midlife crisis. This mark had a meaning that was too familiar to ignore. An ouroboros curled around a caduceus—medicine’s polite way of saying “We hold your life by the throat.”