Saliva Bleed For Me Novels & Stories

Smith spoke this time in a serious tone. I felt a sharp squeeze in my chest when I remembered Evan complaining about his aching gums. He also told me that he had coughed up blood that day. When I asked Mom, she told me that Evan had eaten something that got stuck in his gums, resulting in blood in his spit. Nothing serious. This was nothing serious. By now, I already know that any kind of abnormal bleeding shows how critical the cancer has become for the patient. And it was three days earlier than the wedding day.

My own blood. My stomach churned. “Oh. A nosebleed.” I reached up, touching the spot. It was dripping a little, warm and metallic. “It’s… it’s a normal thing. Happens sometimes.” I tried to sound nonchalant. “Hasn’t happened in weeks, actually. Maybe three.” Her eyes narrowed. “A normal thing? Do you have any illness, Alpha? Anything that could trigger this?” Her voice was firm, laced with genuine concern.

I grinned at him, breathing heavily myself. For some reason, I opened my mouth, tilting my head slightly so that my brother could see the pool of white liquid in my mouth. A thin drop of cum and spit rolled over my lip and down my chin. I quickly moved my hand up, using my finger to scoop the cum back into my mouth. I swallowed the salty liquid quickly, afraid to lose any of it. It felt hot and sticky in my throat and heavy in my belly. I opened my mouth again, showing my brother my clean mouth.

"Are you okay, Tara?" I force a smile, trying to be polite. "Yeah, it's just a paper cut." "Do you want me to stick it in my mouth?" Eww. "What?" It's impossible to hide my shock and disgust at his question. This is odd even for Dwight. He's let his freak flag fly too high more than once. He reaches out, trying to grab my finger, but I shove it between my lips so he doesn't get any ideas. "I read somewhere the saliva helps heal a cut," he says looking at my mouth with sadness.

he inquired, his tone edged with concern. I shook my head weakly, unable to muster the energy for a verbal response. The truth was, I didn't know what was causing my sudden illness. It felt like my body was betraying me, succumbing to an invisible force beyond my control. Turning on the tap, I splashed my face with cold water, hoping to alleviate the nausea and dizziness that plagued me. But as I looked into the mirror, I noticed the telltale signs of a nosebleed, the crimson liquid staining the sink below.

"Scarlett, what's the matter?" I quickly made up an excuse. "I'm just...claustrophobic. Please, no tests." "Scarlett, we need to find out what's causing your nosebleed.”

Alpha Sioux asked while driving, "Will you be strong for me?" I replied with contentment, "I will, I want to be with you." I feel wired inside, my gums hurt, and my canines are trying to come out. I feel dizzy and my mouth starts to water. I was also sweating profusely. I tried very hard to suppress my emotions but I could not. Alpha Sioux looked at me from time to time, unable to understand what was happening. I tried to talk to Lesa. "Lesa, what is going on?"

Eliza studies Sally’s arm then looks at Ash. “We clean up after ourselves.” She flushed, clearly remembering her cleaning up earlier. “Our saliva can heal small wounds, like our puncture marks.” The marks are fading fast and Sally rolls down her sleeve again. “Thank you, Sally.” She nods and leaves, followed shortly after by Kai’s male feeder. He goes to the mirror and checks himself for any blood stains, and washes his face. Kai hands him the mouthwash and they both rinse out their mouths. Kai looks at Eliza,

he greeted with a polite smile, holding a clipboard. “Good morning,” I whispered, barely able to speak. He took a seat beside me, eyes warm and calm. “I understand you experienced some bleeding this morning?” I nodded, forcing the words out through the lump in my throat. “I—I went to the bathroom and there was blood. On my underwear. Not spotting. It was…enough to scare me.” I sniffled and quickly wiped my eyes. “I know I haven’t been taking care of myself. I haven’t been eating properly, and I haven’t come for any checkups, but I didn’t want this to happen. I didn’t want to lose them.”

Droplets of blood from my bleeding lips and nose descend on me, my vision slightly becomes blurry. His finger cups my jaw, pressing in. His face pulls further, with his tongue, he licks off the blood on my lips. Having a taste of it, his face brightens up in a smile. “So the rumor is true. She doesn't have a wolf, and can’t heal,” he sneers, and my heart slowly breathes.