You Are My Remedy 소설 & 이야기

Just the same, I popped my head up before he left, stating, “It would help if you could have someone find Nyla. I can help reduce his symptoms, but her presence alone would aid him in healing faster than anything else.” He gave a sharp nod before ducking out of the room, and I got to work without any more delays. Inhaling the scent had been enough for me to combat the effects of the smoke bomb earlier, so I was praying it would also help bring Remus back into his full strength. Once I was sure I had the right combination, I struck a match and watched it burn.

ʏᴏᴜ'ʀᴇ ᴍʏ ʟɪғᴇ, ʏᴏᴜ'ʀᴇ ᴍʏ ʟᴏᴠᴇ ᴀɴ ʜᴀᴘᴘʏ ᴘʟᴀᴄᴇ ɪ ᴄᴀʟʟ ɪᴛ ʜᴏᴍᴇ ʟᴇᴍᴍᴇ ʀᴇᴘᴇᴀᴛ ᴀ ᴛʜᴏᴜsᴀɴᴅ ᴛɪᴍᴇs

Whatever it was, she didn't wanted to hurt him either way. "I've been thinking about you lately very much, and you've been on my mind 24/7. I tried to resist you but it's very difficult, I must admit. I think I really like you Ruby as if I've been waiting for you all way long. I'm sure you'll give me a chance and will consider me worthy to be your partner. And please don't consider any of my favours towards you as a part of it. I only helped you as a friend"

Was writing on the banner with red ink. " What is the meaning of this karma?" I ask, gritting my teeth in anger. " My beloved flower, from the very first day I set my eyes on you, I lost my mind to you, I think of you when I'm eating, you are always by my side when I'm sleeping, even in the toilet you are always there, my love for you is like a Lion's love for meat, you are the air I breathe the sugar in my bee, no, the honey in my bee, you are my forever, I love you and will always...."

Just when Astrid finally collected herself, Dreia pulled up in the open parking space. “We’re here, chicken.” She announced. “Oh my God, I can’t do this.” Astrid immediately reached into her purse and took out a pill bottle. Dreia watched her curiously as she shook the bottle, allowing two small pills to fall into her hand. “Should you be taking that?” Dreia asked as Astrid downed the pills dry. Astrid heaved in her seat, taking slow deep breaths as she willed the palpitations to calm down. “Astrid?” Dreia asked again. Astrid turned to see a worried Dreia staring back at her.

I winced at his words, regretting having shared that part of my past with him. Two days later, a glimmer of relief washed over me. After poring over nearly every Grimoire I could find, I stumbled upon a remedy for my relentless nausea—a bracelet delicately adorned with a moonstone and a clear Quartz. I worked on this alone. I vowed never to ingest a potion I hadn’t meticulously crafted or use any charm I hadn't made myself. I won't trust anyone with my baby like I did the last one.

“Harmony was everything to me. My best friend. My sister in all the ways that count. I don’t think I would’ve survived my teenage years without her.” Adrianna found herself leaning forward, drawn in by the tenderness in his tone. “But destiny…” Ken’s lips twisted bitterly. “Destiny can be cruel. Harmony got sick. Just like Maddy. Leukemia.” Adrianna felt her stomach drop. “Oh, God.”

It wasn’t a declaration. It wasn’t a promise. But it was an anchor in the storm. I uncapped the thermos with trembling hands. Chamomile tea. Still hot. Still fragrant. Still full of the quiet kind of love no one ever gave me. A hot tear slid down my cheek. Damn him. Damn him for seeing me when I wanted to disappear. Damn him for making me feel… human again. I took the pills with a sip of the tea, the warmth sliding down my throat like something sacred.

she turned to leave and then faved the Alpha, trying to get him to go with her. He pulled her hands away from his as he furrowed his brows in concentration. The healer didn't react to the harsh tone directed at her. She instead spoke in a very calm tone. "I have diagnosed her disease, in simpler terms, it's known as love sickness or in her case, heartbreak." She paused and then faced the Alpha directly. "And as for the remedy. It's quite simple or complicated in her case. The one who marked her has to mate with her, again. This mark, isn’t it you, Alpha?”

"That is absolutely, unquestionably vile." For the first time, a real laugh escaped him—a short, deep, and honest sound that seemed to startle even himself. "The most potent remedies often are," he said, the corners of his eyes crinkling in the firelight. "Nature provides the cure, not the flavor." "True," I murmured, my gaze drifting past the comforting circle of the fire to the shadowed arches and moss-eaten stones that surrounded us. "So this is…?"