Wake Me Up Steven Universe Novels & Stories

I felt someone shaking me, and heard my name being called. I didn’t want to wake up. I was having the best dream ever. Then I realized it wasn’t a dream; Melakai was here and I wanted to jump his bones again in my dream. Holy fuck! I was acting like a hussy. I got so turned on in my dream that I could feel the pool of liquid between my thighs. I had to find a way to not dream anymore—to block him out somehow. I snapped my eyes open to see Stevie leaning over me with worry lines marring her face.

I didn't know she could mindlink me. "Who's coming?" As soon as I ask the question, I feel like an idiot. Who else would be coming other than Steven and his merry men? "Never mind. I'll get everyone up so we can be ready. Thanks, Mom." "Take care of yourself, sweetheart. I love you." I smile. I will never tire of hearing her say that to me. "I love you too." I turn to my sleeping mates. "Hey guys, it's time to wake up. Mom said that Steven is coming." I don't speak loudly, but they hear me because they both jump out of bed.

“Steven, wake up.” Marie said, shaking him awake. “ Steven! Wake up!” Steven’s eyelids fluttered as she struggled to pull himself off. He had just begun to hit that spot where the sleep was the sweetest, not to mention he has been dreaming about doing things with Marie that he couldn't wait to do. “Steven!” She screamed and all thoughts of pleasure vanished from his mind. “What?” He asked, wondering why there was such a ruckus. “There are policemen at the front door.”

His voice is serious. “Precisely…” Alpha Lachlan stood up. “We need to get out. But, first, let's try to wake up Beta Mellow.” “Right, but I can hear it already…” Maridelle's voice is soaked in a mixture of worry and fear.

I feel the drowsiness I feel suddenly run away from my body. "Vance, it's only five minutes, you can't have six minutes, okay?" I heard a voice whisper. I woke up and immediately turned to him to make sure it was him. I was stunned for a moment when I confirmed it was him. "Hi!" Steven draw on his lips the enticing smile as he squatted in front of me. I remained gaping as I stared at him. I looked at every corner of his face and then his body as if I was making sure he was in good condition. Also, I want to memorize and re -imprint in my brain his new look now.

“Thank God, you are okay!” He doesn’t leave my eyes, though. It feels like he wants to tell me something. But we have to tell him what is important, too. That we have to wake up now. Steven joins them. “Man! We thought you are dead!” He says as he pulls the man in front of us to an embrace.

Steven was nearly out, his eyes moving in his head as he went unconscious. I growled before finally throwing him to the floor, letting him crash down like a rag doll. He wheezed on the ground, coughing violently as he desperately sucked in air. I stared down at him, my lips curling up in disgust. “I think you’re done here Steven,” I told him calmly. He whimpered, his entire body shaking. Sanchez burst into the room just then, his eyes darting around. “What the hell happened?” I didn’t answer—I just pointed at Steven. “Get him out of my packhouse. He’s banished.”

When she woke again, she was lying on a hospital bed. The damning images from the black box surged back into her mind. She yanked out her IV needle in a blind frenzy. A nurse, catching sight of her wild struggle, quickly restrained her, shouting for a doctor to sedate her. "I want to see Kurt…" … I was at home, recovering, when my phone wouldn't stop ringing. My mother, finally unable to bear the noise, urged me softly. "Who keeps calling? Could it be something urgent?" I glanced at the glowing screen. That number—I could recognize it with my eyes closed.

Someone help me, someone save me. At the point were I thought I would snap to death and the woman was turning to bare her face to me, I woke up heaving like a deer that was panting for the water side and sweating like I had been locked up in this prison for days, that was when I was certain that I was only having a nightmare though it felt real.