To Shake The Sleeping Self Novels & Stories

He pulled his hand back, straightened her pajamas, and pressed them gently into place. His voice came in a low, rough murmur, breath uneven. "Alright. Go to sleep. Your head can’t take any more shaking. What if it turns to mush and you go stupid?" Shaking? At first, Adora didn’t catch on. But once the meaning sank in, her ears buzzed, and the dizziness worsened. Because in those moments… there’d definitely be some intense, rhythmic shaking. He really was something. So buttoned-up and serious on the outside, all stern authority—yet the moment he opened his mouth, he could crank up the heat without warning.

she muttered, her breath still shallow. She rubbed her face with both hands, trying to shake off the lingering anxiety. The memory of Frank's words still echoed in her mind, making her stomach churn. She got out of bed, her bare feet touching the cool floor, grounding her to the present. "I need a shower," she whispered to herself, desperate to wash away the remnants of the dream.

I have to take care of myself or I'll keep thinking of him and the red-haired woman through the night. I climbed up with a chair and caused the camera to malfunction before jumping heavily onto the bed and covering myself with the duvet. "Pwww... Alright then" With my eyes shut, my head backward, and my finger between my legs, I masturbated myself to sleep hoping to forget about Mr. Pompous but as my finger thrust in and out of my treasure hole, I could only him doing the job with his pants down before me. "Fvck!" I came and finally slept off.

My legs quiver, head jerks violently from side to side, and my back thrashes against the sheets, ruining the perfectly made bed. I see Trevor’s face, and he gives me a lopsided smirk. “Good girl. Do it again,” he says, and I pray to the moon goddess that that too is imagined. Energy seeps out of me as I sigh with deep content, and before I can drag my weak arm to my clit for a second trip, I feel sleep warping its arms around me. I don't fight it.

I hissed, my voice rough, my throat raw. Not again. I dragged myself upright, my muscles protesting, my body still trembling with the aftershocks of the dream. My hands were shaking. I pressed them to my forehead, my fingers digging into my skin, my breath coming in sharp, uneven bursts. “Not again,” I muttered, my voice a growl. “Not fucking again.” The air in the room was stale, too thick, too hot. I needed to move. Needed to breathe. Needed to something. I swung my legs over the side of the bed, my bare feet hitting the cold stone floor, the chill seeping into my skin, grounding me. I stood, my body unsteady, my muscles still locked tight, and stumbled toward the bathroom.

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It’s probably why I dream of it. Training. Mastering the basic attack and defense moves. It's often said that you dream of things you think of constantly. I feel sore when I wake up but I convince myself as I go through each and every painful sit-up, my core muscles tensing and relaxing. I have to place the tips of my toes under a low chair to anchor me down. At the forty-fifth push-up. My arms are shaking so badly from holding my weight up and my poor toes feel abused. I go down and have to clench my teeth, I can't. My arms trembles as the tip of my nose touch the wooden floor.

Working out six hours a day, every day, and working on an eight-hour shift every night, took it's toll on him very quickly. Ever since a colleague of his suggested enhancers to boost his energy, he was able to add more hours at the gym and more hours on his shifts, and could still hang out at bars afterward. Everyone else was using it, it was common for his line of work. They call it 'the helper', which leads to other kinds of helpers, for every different need. Even actors use them too.

Kayla's POV Someone was shaking me and whispering my name. I turned on my other side, trying to ignore the voice that was disturbing my sleep. However, the person kept shaking me and I groaned in frustration. What does a person have to do to get some sleep around here?

I feel my eyes begin to get heavier, the more my mind begins to listen to my body. I can feel someone shake me, but I continue to fall into the darkness. I just need to sleep. I'll feel much better if I can sleep. My breathing begins to calm down, as I allow my body a chance to rest. However, my mind is partially awoken from the constant movement. I try to open my eyes to see why my body is shaking. I can't seem to make anything out, so I decide to ignore the sensation altogether.