Bawah Dagu Terasa Sakit Novels & Stories

I tried to sit up, pain shooting through my lower stomach but I ignored it. The heart monitor machine was going crazy, beeping so fast and loudly.

This building should be crowded because the theater here is one of the elite buildings that are usually only intended for upper class people. Dug "Ow!" I winced softly as I clenched my throbbing palms. I just tripped over my own canne when it swung backwards due to my careless hand. Then now I'm sitting between the steps with the pain that feels so bad in both hands. This pain is really giving me a headache because I fell pretty hard without anyone to help me. "Are you okay?" “Ee… I'm fine. Just a little sore." I said to someone whose face I couldn't see clearly because the man lowered his head in front of me. He seemed to be trying to check my palm which he said was a little red after the e

Slap! As my mother-in-law Dora's heavy hand collides with my face, a searing pain shoots through my cheek, jolting my head to the side. A surge of redness flushes my skin, intensifying the agony. Struggling to maintain my balance, I stumble backward, eventually collapsing onto the softness of the bed behind me. Instinctively, my hand darts to my throbbing cheek, the pain radiating through every fiber of my being.

“Are you hurt?” Isla shook her head, forcing a smile that didn’t quite reach her eyes. “I’m fine,” she replied, though the words felt heavy on her tongue. Deep down, she was acutely aware of the pain radiating from her thighs, the muscles in her hips feeling rigid and sore from their earlier encounters. It was a discomfort that lingered, a reminder of the intensity of their connection, but there was also a strange sense of pleasure intertwined with the pain.

It was the scar in the inner side of my right lap. “Oh my god.”

JADE A sharp pain on my lower abdomen woke me up. I tried to bite through it but there was no stopping the small moan of pain that slipped out. I shut my eyes tight, clamping my lips shut in hopes of keeping any more sounds from coming out. The last thing I wanted to do was wake him up. He had gone to sleep pretty late last night, well, I did too but it didn’t matter.

"Do you feel any discomfort in your stomach? Have you had any blood dropplings from your body even if it's just a little, since last night?" "No, I feel perfectly fine. Not even a drop." She answered truthfully. Baski let out a breath she didn't know she was holding, her face a light of relief. "Thank heavens. If you feel any sharp pain or see any blood no matter how little, you have to inform me, do you hear me?" Danika nodded her head. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

She smiled as she looked at Saka and Karina alternately. Arrived home. Only a few hours later, Saka's stomach felt hot and cramped. Finally he went back and forth to the bathroom because he really had diarrhea. His stomach felt like it had been drained. He sat down weakly. “What happened to you?” Karina frowned. She took the fruit stored in the refrigerator. “I—” Saka rushed to the bathroom again. He only came out a moment later. “My stomach hurts.” “It’s your own fault for eating so much chili sauce.” Karina shrugged indifferently. She returned to her room.

ONE MONTH LATER A sharp, pulsing ache clawed at Aria’s skull as she blinked her eyes open, the harsh light of the morning making her wince. Her vision blurred for a moment, and she let out a groan, every pulse of pain in her head like a hammer driving nails into her temples. She lay there, unmoving, feeling the world spin slightly around her. As her senses gradually returned, she became aware of another discomfort—a dull, persistent soreness in her lower body.

I didn't want to piss anyone off further as David's condition had us all in a frenzy. "You're so hot," He said. "What exactly is wrong?" "I have no idea," "Did you feel strange a few days ago?" He asked. I shook my head. "Not at all. I woke up this morning feeling suddenly sick and I don't even know what it is. It's strange." "Calm down, okay?" He said and I nodded. He planted a soft kiss on my forehead before bending forward to pour some tea into the saucer. "Here, have some tea and crackers. The maid suggested that it's good for nausea,"