Dada Terasa Berat Di Bagian Tengah นิยาย & เรื่องราว

​JADE ​I didn't wake up until late morning. My body felt heavy, and my legs were incredibly sore. Every time I moved, the ache in my hips reminded me exactly of what had happened on that mattress. My skin felt sensitive, and even the silk sheets felt a bit scratchy against me.

He was carrying so much on his shoulders, and most of it was because of me and the baby. I stood up and started to walk toward the stairs. As I moved, I felt a strange sensation in my midsection. My stomach felt like it was getting heavier by the second. I put my hand over my belly and frowned. Was I really carrying a child, or was there a heavy rock sitting inside me? The weight was real, and it made every step feel like a chore.

Looking down, I murmured, “Relax, your uncle’s getting it already.” Yawning, I stretch my arms up to get some of my blood pumping. Already, I felt myself wince when I stretched the wrong way. There was a soreness coming from my back and I could tell it was because of the sudden change of my center of gravity. I wasn’t used to always just lying around as well as carrying something in my belly for so long. “Viy-viy,” Gray peeks his head through the door, “There’s no more Todas.”

Kade POV The pounding in my skull is relentless, a deep, stabbing ache that makes it hard to focus. My body feels too heavy, my limbs sluggish, weighed down by something I can’t place. The air around me is cold, pressing against my bare skin in a way that feels wrong, and when I try to shift, to lower my arms so that I can push myself up, something jerks me back, stopping me mid-motion.

Abizar immediately moved from his place and left Denaya. "Sis! Sis! Where are you going?!" screamed Denaya, who at that time was still feeling weak due to nausea and vomiting that he usually experienced at nightfall. Unlike other pregnant women who usually experience morning sickness, Denaya actually feels like having night sickness because the nausea is always felt at night or even midnight.

Watch the flame. I tried to focus. But ever since I woke from the dream, something inside me felt off balance. Not pain. Weight. A heaviness that sat behind my ribs, pressing outward, as if my chest were too small for what it held. The warmth I had grown used to pulsed faintly beneath my skin, restless and contained only by effort. ‘It will pass.’ I told myself that as I followed Maera’s instructions, as I copied her movements carefully, as I forced my attention onto the task in front of me.

JULIAN's P O V Dread. It was a burden that I had to bear on my shoulders. It felt as if I was immersed in a thick fluid, which made it difficult for me to take a breath because it restricted my movement. My worry was intensified by the agonizingly slow passage of time as the minutes ticked by.

Rȗҽ I stirred, feeling a heavy weight draped over my waist. My body felt heavy, throat dry like I had stayed without water for centuries. Had my mouth suddenly turned to the Sahara desert? My eyelids felt like they were glued shut, lips refusing to open. The heavy weight on my waist pulls me impossibly closer and the scent of peppermint envelopes around me. It was comforting. My back was pressed to something hard and warm. It made my heart race. Something stirs on my bottom, hard and huge. The weight around my waist tightens.

I quickly explained to him how to do it, and sighed in relief when he slightly lifted my belly. “Wow, you can see the relief that just gave you!” Cara said in awe. “It’s quite heavy. I’m amazed you haven’t broken in half when you’re this tiny.” Lorenzo said, having me chuckle. “Trust me, it feels like I will at any minute now.” I closed my eyes, feeling the back pain ease now with some of the weight off. The conversation continued while I remained in my blissful bubble. “Hi, Dami!” Cara erupted, making me open my eyes.

ARIA The heels of my feet ached badly as I placed one foot in front of another. Our steps were slower and weak. My entire being was weak and tired to the bones and the weather wasn't helping it at all. My hair sticked to my nape and the beads of sweat rolled down my body parts, making me uncomfortable. My left shoulder has been shouting in protest, the heavy load of snacks, water and other refreshments in a duffel bag. I couldn't complain, not when Morris had two bags on her shoulder, one for clothes and the other one, thick bed spread, light covers and other emergency products.