Blurred Vision After Waking Up Novels & Stories

They were shipped in from overseas at a ridiculous cost. “I have never missed taking them. Damn it, Rukov—if I don’t take them, how the fuck am I supposed to see?” I snapped. “I think right now the drugs aren’t doing their job anymore. It’s more like an after-effect. Last night I went totally blind for a few minutes. Earlier this morning I had a bad blur in my left eye that lasted almost an hour.” “Do you think we should head to the hospital? They might be able to check if something’s wrong,” Rukov suggested.

Alexander slowly opened his eyes to an unfamiliar environment; even though his vision was blurry, he could still make out his room. And he was certain this was not his room. He spent the first few seconds of his awakening rubbing his eyes, trying to recall any incident that occurred before he fell asleep. He sat up with his brow furrowed, looking around the room, feeling disoriented, and his head was throbbing fiercely. He blinked his eyes severally and was able to get rid of the blurred vision so that he could take in his environment properly. He gazed around the room again, and then he saw a comb, toiletries, and a bedside table with an intercom. The realization hit him.

Eva My eyes fluttered open, my vision quite blurry and disoriented as I tried to make sense of my surroundings. The room spun, and my memories blurred, a hazy fog that refused to clear. As my vision sharpened, I saw Lorenzo beside me, his eyes closed in peaceful slumber. His gentle breathing calmed me, the rhythmic rise and fall of his chest a soothing balm to my frayed nerves. I couldn't believe it. He was actually sleeping. Despite the tumultuous events of the evening, I was glad to see him improving.

Sa patuloy kong ginagawa iyon ay pakiramdam ko nanghihina ako. I couldn't stand straight while I was holding the sink. I felt like, I was draining my energy early in the morning because of it. Tumagal siguro ako ng halos sampung minuto sa ganoong sitwasyon bago ako nakaramdam ng kaginhawaan. Tumalikod ako at naglakad papunta sa may lamesa, when I was about to drag a chair, my vision suddenly went blurred. Pakiramdam ko ay umiikot naman ang aking paningin kaya agad akong tumigil kung saan ako naka-pwesto. "What a hangover..." I mumbled while I was massaging my forehead.

Blur. The lines in front of him are completely blurry. He silently tries to read the letters on the page but it’s nearly impossible. Ryder sighs and puts on a pair of glasses. His vision is slightly clearer but he still can’t read too well. For the past few days, his vision keeps on switching between blurry and clear. Sometimes, he can see well. Sometimes, he can’t see beyond a few feet. He leans back against the leather chair and stares outside the window. It’s a clear night sky. The distant stars are almost negligible to him. He doesn’t react but simply stares into the distance, wondering how long he has.

ADRIAN (POV) The morning light that seeped in from the curtains made me wake up, rolling from side to side on the bed. I groaned, rubbing a hand across my face, trying to get used to my vision again. My head throbbed slightly and I felt a dull ache behind my eyes, it was a tangible reminder of the previous night's events. But my mind was still quite unstable, struggling to piece together the fragments of memory. I sat up slowly, running a hand through my bushy hair, blinking at the empty space beside me.

Brightness. Brightness penetrated into my eyes and forced me to open them when I really didn't want to wake up, I felt like sleeping more. I had to blink several times and rubbed my eyes with the back of my palm before I could see anything clearly. I didn't want to wake up and I wouldn't have woken up if not of the light that poked my eyes like I was being stung by an insect.

Everything feels fuzzy and confusing, like I’m trying to remember a dream that keeps slipping away from me. I suddenly hear my door creak open, which makes me jolt my eyes open immediately. The sound cuts through the fog in my brain like a knife. I blink several times, trying to focus my vision and figure out what time it is. The light streaming through my window tells me it’s early in the morning, but I have no idea exactly how early.

“Everything is going blurry.” I woke up in the medical room with my vision fading fast. Colors ran together. Shapes lost their edges. The soul friction inside my head had taken another piece of me. I blinked hard but it only made things worse. Rhydian sat beside the bed. His face was the clearest thing I could see. “Soren, you are awake. The healers stabilized your lungs but there are new problems.” Mira Kane stood on the other side of the bed. Her voice sounded heavy. “The friction between the souls is worsening. Your eyesight is one of the side effects. The two essences are grinding against each other.”

I waited a little, finding a book, before I went back and removed the teabag from the warm water. I began reading as I sipped my tea slowly. I wasn’t very tired, and my body felt strangely tense tonight, but I couldn’t figure out why. A moment ago, I felt fine. I sighed, drinking the last bit of tea before I decided to head to bed, but I kept tossing and turning, feeling strangely warm. I sat up, rubbing my eyes, before I noticed the world was turning blurry in front of me. It kept going in and out of focus, as if I couldn’t see. “What is happening?” I whispered.