Novel & Cerita Woke Up With Scratches On My Face

I gave a sigh of wailing but it went unnoticed. The morning sun hit my face and my eyes got overpowered by light as soon as I opened them. I looked at my left and saw Alim sleeping on his stomach. There were several scratches on his back some were short some were long. They started from his neck and ended up to his torso.

and I was already standing when the details resolved and something stopped the standing mid-motion. His face. Scratches. Not severe.... not the kind that required anything urgent, but visible and specific, the kind that came from something sudden and physical rather than gradual. Along his jaw, the edge of his cheekbone. The kind of marks that told a story he hadn't told me. I crossed to him. "What happened?" The concern arrived in my voice before I had cleared it through the composure filter, which told me something about the state of the filter. He looked at me

I had to grab the edge of the mattress to keep from falling off. My skin still burned. Not as bad as before, but enough. My hoodie was still on. I had slept in it. Sweat clung to my back. My mouth tasted bitter. I checked the time. I was late. I didn’t even think about breakfast. The idea of food made my stomach twist. I dragged myself to the bathroom, splashed water on my face again, and stared at my reflection. Worse. The bruise along my jaw had darkened. My eye was slightly puffed. My lip cracked when I swallowed.

Nana asked with concern as she gently touched the area where I was slapped on my cheek. “Ouch!” I blurted, opening my eyes and raising her hand as I gnawed my jaw from the pain. I think Maxine’s ring scratched my cheek, leaving a small scar and a drop of blood. “I was fine earlier, Nana, when that little devil hadn’t shown up yet, but now I don’t know...”

“Don’t hide your face from me, Bud.” The moment I finally looked up and saw his face properly, I froze. “Your face.” A dark bruise had formed along his cheekbone. His lower lip was split and there were scratches around his jaw that definitely hadn’t been there this morning. I immediately scrambled off his lap and grabbed both sides of his face. “What happened?!” Grey winced in pain the moment my hand touched his face. “Ouch… easy there.” “Who did this?” I asked frantically. He simply shrugged. “I taught that bastard a lesson.”

My eyes landed on the faint scratch across my cheek and rage bubbled in my chest. “That little bitch even had the nerve to scratch my face,” I hissed, running my finger over the faint mark. If it wasn’t for the fast healing of werewolves, I might have had a scar by now. Her disgusting claws would have ruined my perfect face. If that fool thought that she could disgrace me and get away with it, she was totally wrong. Without thinking twice, I grabbed my makeup brush and applied another layer of powder carefully on my face to make sure the scratch was totally invisible.

Serena's POV: As usual, I woke up at four o'clock in the morning, before everyone was awake and before the clock had even rung. I lazily got off the bed and stood looking at my haggard face in the mirror for a while, but I couldn't help but sigh. Thanks to the faint light from the candle, I fumbled for the ointment and applied it to the wound. An extended cut on my face; it's been there since Luna Irene scratched my face while I worked, to her displeasure.

EMMA. The next day, I woke up with a heavy heart. My body ached all over. I dragged myself out of bed and stood in front of the bathroom mirror. The reflection looking back at me was painful to see. There were dark, purple bruises on my face. For any normal wolf, these bruises would have disappeared overnight.

To me it was a lifeline giving me a few hours a day away from my bullies. They were going to be fuming with Ella when they saw she had bruised up my face. After my shower I stood looking in the mirror and it was not pretty. My left eye, cheek and nose were various shaded of angry looking red and purple and even though I had invested in some heavy duty theatre makeup for such injuries, tonight, even that wasn’t covering it well.

In a fit of anger, I continued to hit the sink with a growl worthy of any werewolf. When I finished, my breath came out in ragged pants and the heel of my palm hurt. However, I felt a little better. With a sniff, I turned on the faucet. Careful of the stitches, I washed my face. I would not be a victim. I changed and returned to the bathroom. This time armed with my makeup and hairbrush. First, I started on my hair. It was dirty since I couldn’t wash it, so I brushed it out and braided it. Next, I worked on covering up the bruise and dark circles, but didn’t stop there and went for the whole package. With my mood improved, I ventured out in the search of food.