Swallowed Star Episode 1 Novels & Stories

Autumn pulled a pill bottle from her bag, took out a tablet, and swallowed it dry. The bitterness spread in her mouth. Her brows furrowed as she forced it down, then spoke into her phone, "No need, I’m fine. I’ll be out in a bit." "Alright, I’m waiting on the left side of the entrance." "Okay." After hanging up, her stomach still ached. She steadied herself against the wall and slowly stood up. This episode felt fiercer than the previous ones.

He observed her, fascination evident in his eyes. "Ahhh!" she screamed as she felt her fluids rushing out and bursting inside his mouth. He did not stop and continued to suck her until there was nothing left. She could suddenly see stars. He breathed heavily and he held her hand. He swiftly pulled her up. She gasped as she weakly slapped his arm and she glared at him. "Why did you not stop? Y-you swallowed my p-pee! Why did you swallow it?!" she yelled at him. He shook his head and chuckled, amusement danced in his eyes.

I'm sure I definitely look like a mess right now, cause my mouth was really full with food making it hard for me to swallow, Prince Luciano staring at me with a smirk on his face, like he's mocking me. After a few seconds of trying to chew and swallow the food in my mouth, I was successful swallowing the last piece into my mouth when I suddenly choked on it. I couldn't help the coughs that burst out of my throat, thankfully the prince stood up and handed me a cup of water. I hurriedly gulped the entire content down my throat before muttering a thank you. The prince quirked an eyebrow at me before he began digging into his own food, a smile appearing on his face and disappearing immediately i

The sky didn't darken as night arrived; it ignited. The "Planetary Lens" of the Lumina Ring had captured light from a nearby star, but something was off. It wasn't the familiar, steady yellow of a G-type main-sequence sun. Instead, it pulsed with a rhythmic golden-violet hue that matched Kael's heartbeat. Through the lens, the image was clear: the Swarm hadn't destroyed the star. Instead, they had reshaped its corona. Magnetic filaments, millions of miles long, wove together into the form of a massive, snarling wolf.

With a flash of blinding light that eclipsed the galaxy, the star pulsed, the singularity collapsed, and Jack Sterling, the Planet's Alpha, was violently sucked into the unknown void, leaving behind a silent, peaceful star and a fleet hovering in shock. The Devourer’s core was saved, the solar system was safe, but the King was gone.

Goldmann remained, quietly sipping her tea while pretending to read the newspaper. Star looked toward the stairs. "Liam?" No answer. She frowned. "That's strange..." She had just seen him come downstairs. Where did he— A loud crash echoed from the kitchen. Everyone looked up. A maid screamed. "Oh no!" Star immediately ran toward the kitchen. The moment she stepped inside— Splash! A bucket of cold water poured directly over her head. She gasped. Her neatly tied ponytail instantly became soaked. Water dripped from her eyelashes. The maids covered their mouths. Some looked horrified. Some looked ready to laugh.

Swallow. The boys keep talking. I keep eating. Inside, I'm smiling. --

I was sure that if I looked up, I'd see myself floating above, watching my body carrying on without me, eating, watching TV, doing all kinds of normal shit I shouldn't be doing, because nothing was normal anymore. Numbly, I twirled some noodles around the fork, raising it to my mouth. They were still too hot, but I chewed them anyway, knowing that my tongue and the roof of my mouth would probably pay for it later. The first mouthful was hard to swallow, the second and third, not so much and all was gratefully received by my stomach. Ethan was finished before I was even half-done and I stopped as he discarded his bowl on the table. 'Can I ask you something?' I said.

"It's terrible, Mr. Slate! Wendy lost Star!" As Zachary coolly looked on, Vivian appeared flustered as she tried to make Lulu look bad as much as she could. "What should we do? Star's just a baby. If anything bad happens…" She stared pointedly at Lulu, and Zachary turned toward Lulu too. Vivian sneaked a look at Zachary's angry visage and was buoyed since she thought it was meant for Lulu. On the other hand, Zachary held Lulu's gaze. "Star's missing?"

The first swallow was a reprimand to everything soft in me. Not her. Not warmth like that. Not music in the taste. This man was a bitter draught—stale grain and smoke and the thin metallic edge of fear he had earned honestly. It didn’t matter. The body accepts the gift it is handed. Heat moved. The starved machine inside me coughed and then threw the switch. Every riverbed in me remembered what it was for.