Chloroformed Novels & Stories

My knees are pulled to my chest, body forced into a fetal curl. The car hits a bump. My head slams into the trunk lid. Stars burst behind my eyes. Dizziness rolls in heavy and fast. My stomach churns. I swallow hard, fighting the urge to throw up. My nose throbs. That same sickly smell still coats the air. Chloroform. A slow breath steadies me. Healing helps. I test myself carefully. No sharp pain. No tearing. No blood. Nothing feels broken. I don’t think they hurt me beyond knocking me out.

I had no idea who was trying to do this with me but I feared many scenarios playing in my mind now about my death nearing. My life was suddenly flashing before my eyes. My parents. My old life. Christian. Everything was seeping away as I slowly felt my head convulsing due to the inhaling of the strong chloroform. I tried using my remaining strength to find the person off but he was too strong for me. He forced me to inhale more before I started feeling dizzy along with my body going numb now.

He couldn't see how the girl he saved looks like. Kelly packed the medical supplies which somehow Adam managed to bring. He even brought some food for them too. "The dosage of the Chloroform given to her is more than her body could take. It would take around 36 to 48 hours for the chloroform to flush out of her system. She will be in and out of conscience in this period. She might not be able to recollect anything about who she is and what she is doing here until the chloroform is flushed out. Confusion is one of the side effects of the chloroform over dose. This IV drip would help her to keep hydrated" Kelly explained.

Shadows were stretched out across the floor, and a wet cold clung to the air. "Hello?" My voice echoed. Nothing. Then— Click. A door slammed shut behind me. Panic set in as I spun around. But before I could move, arms wrapped around me, forcing me back. A cloth over my mouth. The stench of chemicals filled my nostrils. Chloroform. I battled, kicked, fought with every last bit of me, but my power vanished fast. The room became fuzzy, shadow creeping in my vision. The very last thing I heard was a voice—deep, taunting.

“No—wait. Please, Adrian. Don’t. I won’t scream. I’ll go with you. Just don’t—” “You talk too much, Chloe,” he said almost fondly. Before she could move, he pressed the cloth to her nose and mouth. She kicked at the seat, tried to twist away, but his grip was iron. The sickly-sweet smell of chloroform filled her lungs. She tried not to breathe it in, tried to hold her breath—but it was no use. The world began to blur. Her limbs went heavy. Her thoughts scattered like leaves in the wind. Adrian’s face was the last thing she saw before darkness took her.

Every step might be the difference between bringing her home and finding only her body. When the trail veers north, toward the old road that skirts the valley, a new smell hits me sour and chemical. Chloroform. My lips peel back from my teeth. They drugged her which is why I couldn't her scent easily. And suddenly all scents of her completely vanished, which meant I was near. She was not far from where I was, I just had to find her before they hurt her, before they hurt my unborn child.

Why this smell? - This is chloroform, and I don’t know why Sarah used it on us. Her purposes are unknown to me. - Sometimes I am so afraid that she will exaggerate what she is doing and hurt us. - Is very possible but as long as Miron is out there maybe we have a chance. - God help us Belle, God help us… Miron’s story

I wanted to be there for him now that he was at his worst. I heard movement beside me and I turned to look, but I didn't get a chance to see anything when a dark cloth fell over my head and another one covered my nose. I struggled against the person's hold and breathed in. Chloroform. I clawed at the hands around my neck, fighting away from the grip when the drug started to take effect, I could feel my legs losing support, then I could hardly hear anything, before my eyes shut and my mind went blank.

Amiddest my screams one of them gagged me again but this time with a piece of wet cloth. Suddenly the harsh smell hit my nostrils hard and burned inside my nose, before I could realize that it was chloroform, I started to feel dizzy, my breathing slowed down but my heart was thumping rapidly, my eyes blurred and I struggled to keep them open as my hands and legs weakened and my whole body gave up going completely limp. I wanted to call out for Kevin but I only slurred my words out. I didn’t even recognize my voice.

’ she asks the emergency medical team. ‘We can’t give anybody information regarding the patient.’ ‘I’m her boss,’ Sebastian steps in. ‘I want to know if the other employees are in danger.’ ‘We found a concentrated form of chloroform in her possession under the guise of a well-known perfume brand. We assume she sprayed it on herself, which is why she was unconscious. Aside from that we don’t think there is anything else wrong with her, no external wounds we could find, but we need to bring her to the hospital so we can check,’ the EMT replied.