The fast, hairy larva on your bedsheet in Virginia is a carpet beetle larva (Dermestidae). It does not bite, but some people react to the long hairs (setae) with itchy, bite-like welts.
See carpet beetle guide. One larva = minor. Reaction is allergic, not a bite.
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