Novel & Cerita Watch Your Mouth

I was breathing heavily through my nose, trying to get myself together. His hand left my head and dropped back to his side. Then I started moving again. Understanding my limits, I only took two inches of him into my mouth before pulling back up. On the way up, I felt my lips wrap underneath my teeth. Oh. That was a good idea. Flexing the muscles in my lips, I forced them to stretch over my teeth, like a bite guard. I tested it, going both up and down, and my lips held their position. I felt elated at my little discovery!

I say as I was getting tired of the and, and, and all over again "I'm hungry" She holds her tummy dramatically and I looked at her "Have you brushed your teeth?" I asked and she palms her lips together "Alright, no food until you come back her squeaky clean" I say and she opens her mouth to contradict what I said, I raised my brows and she sighed, she stood up to leave

I added making mom's facial expression fill with pity. "Well, you can start by eating something. Please baby. You have to eat at least a little, ok? You barely even touched breakfast. And I see you left lunch untouched. Mrs. Michaelson said you didn't eat much since I've been gone. Now, my baby girl needs to get up, take a nice hot shower, relax, and eat. I know it's hard baby, but tomorrow will be a new day, you can do this sweetheart, I know you can because you're strong, and you are so much braver than you give credit to yourself."

" You will see... tomorrow you will meet my parents. Then we talk to your parents and then we marry as soon as possible. I need to take care of you. Now, finish this whole food." " You brought so much food, I can't eat this much. " " Just keep your mouth shut and eat. No arguments !! " " How will I eat with my mouth shut? " She said. " Maurvi, don't try and act smart, I am angry with you. finish that. You need to take care of yourself, you need to eat more. " " I swear, I am full. And if I eat one more bite, I will throw it back. What will be the use of eating, if it makes you sick. "

Don't talk while eating. “Water, drink before you cannot breathe," he urged, handing me the glass of water as if what he just uttered were normal to begin with.

She said gritting her teeth. I chuckled, "What did I just say about minding your words? Control your mouth otherwise you'll have to say goodbye to your teeth." She was taken aback, taking a step back. "Now listen carefully, next time you are talking to someone, give some respect to them. And listen to them when they are talking before interrupting them. I'm leaving you this time, but if I saw you calling names and hurting someone again…" I took a step forward going close to her face. She looks so small, I had to bend down a little to match her height. "…trust me, you don't want to know what I'll do."

Victor sighs heavily before answering. “It means, don’t piss him off. Something has got him in a mood this morning and I have no idea what.” I give a look of understanding and nod. I shrug my shoulders and continue eating my waffles with blueberries and whip cream. I took a bite and some of the cream landed on the corners of my mouth. I finish chewing, I stick my tongue out to lick the sweet confection from my mouth. Once I finish, I wipe my mouth with the napkin then place it back on my lap. When I look up, everyone is staring at me with a strange look.

he warned as he handed her the bag of chips. “Oh please, stop whining.” She held her finger over her lips. "The movie is starting, so let’s be quiet." The movie was interesting but he was going to miss the point if he didn’t watch the first scene, so he might as well be quiet and focus on the screen of the TV.

- HAZEL - My wound has been treated. I’ve taken my antibiotics and had a decent light meal so right now, I’m in the shower, brushing my teeth. I’ve already had my bath, I just want to have a fresher breath when I meet with my parents. I turn the sink tap on and cup my hand underneath to form a bowl, letting it fill up with water before bringing it to my mouth. With a quick suck, I fill my mouth with water, gurgle, then spit it out and repeat the process, rinsing the insides of my mouth of toothpaste.

My eyes are sharper than they should be this early. Good. I turn on the shower and wait for the water to heat, brushing my teeth while it does. Mint floods my mouth. The familiar sting grounds me. I scrub a little harder than necessary, jaw tight, shoulders already creeping upward like they’re expecting a blow. “Relax,” I mutter to myself. It doesn’t work, but saying it still helps.