Blew My Nose And Ear Popped Novels & Stories

My glasses had slipped down my nose again from the sudden movement, and everything was slightly blurred around the edges. "Stop it, okay? Liam is just a friend," I said, turning towards Caleb who had now retracted his fists and moved his hand to his nose. The words felt like sandpaper in my mouth, rough and uncomfortable. Caleb's nose was already starting to swell, and a little blood seeped through his fingers despite his attempts to stem the flow. His shirt was ruined, dark stains spreading across the light fabric.

Judging by the copious blood flowing from my nose, I must have looked like a character from a crime scene. "Yes," I managed to reply through clenched teeth, my eyes brimming with tears – a common reaction when anger overwhelmed me. Mrs. Haggadah dampened the rag and began gently cleaning the blood from my face. She then dipped Q-tip ends into the warm water, carefully tending to the blood inside my nostrils. Afterward, she handed me two pieces of balled-up toilet paper, which I inserted into each nostril, tilting my head upward to stanch the bleeding.

He laughed scornfully and I began to feel pain in my ears. "Gosh! It hurts." I groaned. His laughters didn't stop. Rather it increased and I fell on my knees. I reached out to my ears and I felt the warm red substance. My ears were bleeding. "Stop, please!" I pleaded. "You can't stop me!" He laughed evily. "Stop, please!" I yelled. "Steve!" I forced my eyes open and sat up in shock. My whole body was covered in sweat. My hands shivered. I touched my ears with my fingers. I brought my hands forward in front of my eyes. There was no blood! I sighed shakily in relief.

Elara’s POV Donna hovered around me, her face covered in concern. “I am so sorry. Let me see.” I waved her away and snapped my dislocated nose back into place. “I’m fine. It will heal in a second.” But more importantly… “What was that?” I asked her. “How was the water hard enough to dislocate my nose?” Donna watched my nose in horror as the swelling disappeared, replaced by a soft redness. “I don’t know what that was. It felt like I blanked there for a second.”

I think he thinks I'm mute now. "Good morning Ms. Brewer. What brings you in to-" The doctor stopped short as he looked up from the chart with my information. "Oh my." He grabbed the rolling stool sitting in front of me, inspecting my nose carefully. "What happened?" He looked at the guy beside me. "I wasn't looking and I opened the door hard, hitting her in the face. It was an accident I swear!" He told him. "Well, good news is your nose doesn't look broken. We'll get it cleaned up. Are you hurt anywhere else?"

I tell myself as I sigh hard. I'm grown, I can like a kid, Bella is one. "Jay, open up!" My Mom called. "What happened... Have your dinner first!" She yelled. I want to speak to her but I can't... My nose started to bleed. The second time in one week. I didn't have any drugs. I feel my nose, I don't have any injury. My chest is beating unusually, I can hard breath through my nose, I start breathing from my mouth. Sit slowly on the floor to regain myself.

I sneezed out another lump of clotted blood from my nose, resulting in a painful non stop nose bleeding "Damn it, it isn't a good sign.."

Beginning from a series of distorted ideas, a precise recognition of the condition I'm in becomes clear. I'm mentally wrestled to reset my coordination. I was finally able to flick open my eyelids only to find myself in unfamiliar surroundings. I shut them again. But the scene won't change. It is real, I was taken. The first thing I realized is the pain and tenderness in my nostril. It is usually triggered by allergies or dry weather.

Tilting his head to the side, he said, “It’s a damn shame that I have to mess up such a pretty face.” My eyes grew wide as his fist flew towards my face, it was like it was going in slow motion, but I still wasn’t quick enough to avoid it and it connected with my nose. The cringe-worthy sound of my nose breaking came first, then the pain rushed in afterwards. Blood spewed out of my nose like a burst dam and it wasn’t long before my eyes were rolling into the back of my head. I lost my balance and began to fall backwards.

one of them growled. I barely had time to register his voice before a fist connected with my nose, the sickening crunch reverberating through my skull. Pain exploded, radiating through my face as blood gushed from my broken nose. Tears blurred my vision, mingling with the crimson streaks that dripped onto the ground.