Bloody Stool Spicy Food Novels & Stories

In the carriage, Betty's pain did not stop, it seemed like she was afraid of enteritis. Betty was supported by Bryson to the doctor on duty, who examined Betty and then asked: "Miss, did you eat anything spicy tonight?" As Betty had a pure face and her hair was disheveled, the middle—aged doctor did not recognize her. Betty's beautiful face slightly flushed, the corner of her eyes glanced at the man sitting beside her, and she answered guiltily, "I ate some spicy ducks." "You! "No matter what, you guys like to eat this kind of food. This kind of food does not have any health benefits, so you guys should eat less."

She picked up her spoon, scooped up a chunk of meat, and took a bite. She instantly choked on the spice. She tossed the spoon and hastily poured herself a glass of water. "Why is this so spicy? Did I put in too much pepper?" she mumbled to herself. The stew smelled perfect, but it was far too spicy for Layla's liking. She was used to the lighter flavors of meals at home, and though she would occasionally dine out with her friends, she could only tolerate food that was mildly spicy.

“Is she in a trance?” *** Rieka was content to cry. The tears she had been shedding didn't want to stop. Her mouth was also a bit hot from the spicy food. She devoured a bowl of spicy meatballs. Two glasses of orange ice have not been able to reduce the spiciness but Rieka is not tired. She needed to eat something that would give her some relief. “You'll get a stomachache,” Hari said, grimacing in surprise. “You really like to torture yourself.”

he asked. "Please rest assured, Master Cedrick, that the young master is healthy," said the hospital director. "I would…recommend the child to be on a light diet for now, however. He likes spicy food, and there's a lot of heat in the body, causing weak digestive processes in the intestines. It's nothing to fret about, though, but we still need to keep an eye on it." "Wait," Cedrick's dark eyes narrowed. "You mean that spicy food has been causing his intestines to be weak?"

''Oh my God, was it that horrible? He held up a finger as he down his glass of wine, then start chugging down mine. ''Are you ok?'' ''Why is it so spicy?'' ''Oh, because I made spicy chicken and broccoli stir-fry.'' I smiled. Jasper gagged. ''I don't normally eat my food with this much kick to it.'' "Sorry.'' Jasper held up a hand. “It's good. Just never expected it to be so spicy." "Are you only saying that to not hurt my feelings?"

The doctor chuckled upon seeing Shoru who was wagging her tail while looking at him. Jai smiled. “Shoru and I are fine. But umm, Darrion isn’t feeling very good. That’s why we’re here.” Doctor Inoha frowned slightly. “Oh, no. What happened?” The doctor stepped up to touch Darrion’s forehead. “Are you feeling a fever coming?” “He just ate a spicy food and he felt his stomach burning. I thought it’s just his preferences, but maybe it’s allergy.” Jai said. “Oh… Have you eaten spicy foods before?” the doctor asked.

Serene yelled on top of her lungs. "It's not good to eat spicy food on your period. No use of expecting such breakfasts." "I want my normal breakfast!" Placing the spook between her fingers he stood up to bring other food for her. Seeing her not moving her hands at all, Soham spoke again. "Serene, don't be brat, eat it. It's good for your body." "No! I won't. Spicy food is different from bland food. Why the hell am I eating congee and these green vegetables? I am not sick!"

This was the freedom she had yearned for in the past. After getting diagnosed with stomach cancer, she stopped eating anything spicy. She thought that she would miss the taste after so long. But as soon as the spicy food touched her tongue, her nose turned red, and she began tearing up. It was a perfect example of how easily a person's habits could change. For more than a decade, she loved spicy food. She could barely stand it if she hadn't had spicy food in half a year. If even a decade-old habit could change, much less could be said of people.

Kirill's concerned voice cut through the moment, "What happened?" I met his gaze and confessed, "I can't handle too much spice. It gives me headaches, cramping, and sometimes even makes me cry." His brow furrowed in worry, and he questioned, "Why is that?" I sighed, memories resurfacing, "As a child, I avoided spicy food for a while. Eventually, I realized that it made my taste buds more sensitive. I just can't handle it now." He nodded in understanding, concern etched on his face.

"Once my stomach is fully healed, let's eat tons of good food together!" "Okay." Speaking of good food, Stephanie grew excited. "I haven't had spicy food for ages! Both the doctor and nutritionist told me that I can't have any spice in my diet. I really want to have seafood boil, you know. "By the way, there was an amazing restaurant that served seafood boil near my university campus when I was still a university student. Oh, I miss the food there so much! Once my stomach is fine again, let's go grab a meal there!"