Josie relaxed when she found only Hope there. Hope smiled sheepishly, rubbing the back of her neck. She watched Hope closely with a little, concerned frown. Hope was averting eye contact. She seemed nervous, for some reason. She looked a bit like a deer in headlights. Josie shut the door behind them and turned to face Hope, taking a few steps further into the room. Hope definitely looked nervous now—very nervous. She was fidgeting with her hands and staring down at them as if they were interesting.
Josie pouted, concerned. Hope swallowed thickly. She seemed to doubt herself, blinking and shaking her head after a pause. Hope tried to move around Josie and slip out the door. Josie grabbed her wrist as she passed, halting her in her tracks before she could leave.
Tell me what you need. Hope stared at the place where their skin was touching, looking even more panicky than before. She hesitated. Josie froze, her mouth running dry. They fell into a heavy, awkward silence. Josie blatantly stared and Hope avoided eye contact. Hope blushed and deflated, obviously mortified. Since I turned. I get angry quicker. Josie blinked. She was struggling to process it.
Hope practically flinched to have to admit it. Hope relaxed a little bit, since Josie wasn't completely disgusted with her yet. Realization finally seemed to dawn on Josie, then. Her eyes softened when it occurred to her how much courage Hope needed to ask this of her. Siphoning magic from full-tribrid Hope was a trip. The magic was just pooling in her, swirling in her chest and sending electric shocks Josie swallowed thickly at the request, unable to stop herself from imagining Hope saying that in another context.
She cleared her throat. Josie shook her head. Josie blushed. Hope frowned. Josie swallowed thickly. The magic suddenly took her off guard the moment the word left her mouth, sending powerful waves of heat surging down her spine.
She tensed. Her eyes were closed, her expression completely relaxed. She seemed not to be very aware of her surroundings, which allowed Josie to take a few moments to get a hold of herself.
Feeling power drunk and more uncomfortably aroused by the second, Josie opted to deflect. Josie clenched her eyes shut, trying to get herself under control. Hope pouted but calmed down, her concern melting away. Her eyes grew heavy-lidded but she fought to keep them open. Josie shook her head, her eyes opening but staying trained on her lap. Josie finally looked up at her, her eyes widening when she saw Hope swaying slightly with her eyes closed.
Her eyes opened, confused when she registered her own answer. Her eyes were practically glazed over. She swayed slightly again, almost falling over. She started to lean backward. She leaned forward, catching Hope and holding her upright before she could collapse on the floor.
Hope blinked, her eyes still incredibly dazed. She blinked again. She rose to her knees and managed to turn Hope and get her to shift back enough to lean against the end of the bed. Josie only hesitated for a moment before she straightened, scooting slightly closer and sweeping her hair to one side of her neck.
Josie leaned closer, hovering over Hope with her legs folded under her, tilting her head to offer her neck. Josie watched her carefully, fascinated. After a pause, Hope leaned in and bit down carefully—almost gently. It triggered something in Hope. All of her hesitation disappeared in an instant. She reached out, grabbing Josie by the hips and easily pulling her into her lap. Josie yelped at the sudden shift.
Josie marveled at the fact that it felt more like Hope trying to give her a bad hickey than anything else. Hope eventually pulled back, but not very far. Two thin lines of blood were dripping from the neat fang marks Hope had left behind. Without hesitation, Hope leaned back in and cleaned them up with her tongue. Josie stared down at Hope, her eyes dark and intense. The tension between them was thick enough to cut with a knife, but neither of them seemed inclined to shy away from it.
In fact, they both seemed to be leaning in closer. Just as Josie was almost entirely certain that they were about to kiss, a ringtone interrupted them. It took a moment before she was able to scramble to her feet and grab her phone off the bed. But Emily Blunt says awards shows make her nervous.
When she needs to relax before hitting the red carpet, she finds that nothing takes the edge off quite like a martini. Edgy is another word for nervous. You can also say that a nervous or anxious person is on edge. So by taking the edge off , you get rid of that nervous, edgy feeling. Some people take the edge off by exercising, talking with a friend, or simply taking a couple of deep breaths.
Go Super to Ask Ebaby! I usually write something in my diary to take the edge off. It helps me to unburden my mind from anxious thoughts. I run few miles along a river, to take the edge off. If I do it few times a week, it makes me feel strong. It's not easy for me to take the edge off. But the best way i guess is a good preparation for any even you're gonna take part in. When I'm feeling anxious or stressed, I'll take some deep breaths, smile and tell myself that it's gonna be OK.
While this may sound like work, that pile of clothing laying around can cause stress just by your knowing its waiting there for you. Take 10 minutes, put on some relaxing music and get things nice and neat. Choose a bright, happy shade. Catch up on your favorite celebs, get some health tips, follow the news or get some new dinner ideas.
Thinking of that special someone will help you forget your stress. Showers get the job done, but nothing relaxes more than a soothing bath. Shut the door, dim the lights, and soak in a bubble bath of relaxing scents. Hugging relieves stress and makes you feel loved. That tight squeeze from a loved one releases endorphins making you feel great. Take care of your skin and pamper yourself — you deserve it! Sipping a healthy smoothie of fruits, veggies and other healthy ingredients will rev you up, make you feel energized and give you a boost.
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