Novel & Cerita Disadvantages Of Climbing Stairs

' I am officially, completely losing my mind. I have never realized how many lurking threats there are in this world until now. It’s like the whole planet is a deathtrap! For example: the floor. If it’s even slightly damp, Lucas could slip. The rug? If it’s twisted by a fraction of an inch, he could trip. And the stairs—Goddess, the stairs—he could miss a step or lose his footing at any second! It’s freezing outside, the ground is probably a sheet of ice, and he could just go down. Someone could bump into him in the store—some distracted idiot with a shopping cart!

- When I was walking home back to the studio, the elevator had a sign that it was under maintenance, so I had no choice but to take the emergency stairs. One thing I didn't like with stairs was when the steps were too short, I had long and thin feet, and my sole couldn't touch the whole step no matter how hard I tried to fit my steps and spiral staircases, no matter how much I liked staring at them, it makes my head spin when I used it. So, when I reached the first floor, I abruptly stopped on my tracks when I heard voices having a conversation. "This is your chance to prove your love for her! Grab it, Trevor! Man-up dude!"

I closed the door behind us, and we walked down the stairs, our steps light and our breath even. “You know what I love best about climbing the stairs with you?” I broke the silence, looking towards him with a teasing smile and a knowing glint in my eyes. “What?” He frowned. “Is there anything to love about climbing the stairs? I prefer climbing down though, it doesn't take much strength to do that. All you have to do is keep walking.” “That's not true.” I grinned, stopped and faced him. I lifted my hand to his right cheek and caressed it. “I love watching you walk up the stairs. The jingle of your arse, especially when you wear tight clothing, makes me wish to fuck you right here.”

The moment he pressed that button, the urge to defeat him became all I could think of. I look back at the stair master and see that I've already climbed more than one hundred flights of stairs in just under ten minutes. Normally it takes a couple of hours to climb one hundred flights. I can feel my entire body burn from the extreme workout, but I'm not ready to give up. As if sensing my determination, Santiago increases the speed further until it reaches the maximum speed. Seeing that I'm still not showing any signs of stopping, Santiago then begins to play with the settings of the machine, adjusting it to make the stairs more vertical. At this point, it's beginning to feel more like rock cl

He had difficulty finding an eighteen-month-old baby among the students and staff passing by in every corner of the campus. The corner of Anthony's eye glanced at the marble stairs on the right side of his office. Her breath caught in her throat at the thought of her tiny baby crawling up the stairs one by one, which were actually not that steep, but the stairs were very big, wide, and had lots of steps. At home, Anthony and Shanon even had to install a portable fence on their stairs to keep Charlie from crawling up the stairs alone without supervision. And now Anthony was sure Charlie would take his chance to explore the stairs and crawl up with joy.

Due to the continuous shivering of her legs, it was becoming harder and harder for her to walk. She was about to trip many times but she didn't want to embarrass herself infront others. They reached at the step of stairs and she got nervous that she had to climb all these stairs with these weak legs. Yet she put up her best, tightly holding the railing and climbed upstairs while everyone else, which included that woman and two bodyguards climbed the stars with little to no efforts. She was breathless as she stepped on the ground again. Her head was feeling light already with this minimal physical activity. Her face was getting hotter as if she had run a marathon.

The thought of squeezing my swollen feet into a pair of stilettos is almost comical. When I finally reach the front of my building, I let out a groan of frustration. The elevator has been out of order for weeks, and I have no choice but to take the stairs to the fifth floor. I stare up at the staircase, feeling a wave of exhaustion wash over me. My feet feel like they are made of lead, and the idea of climbing all those steps makes me want to cry. “Oh, goodness,” I mutter under my breath, shaking my head at the absurdity of the situation. I know I have no other option, but that does not make it any easier. I take a deep breath and begin the slow, grueling climb.

All my life, I have never felt so helpless until now that I am only trying to walk down the stairway that I normally do before. I stretch out my legs and begin to massage my ankles and feet, I am not feeling any pains probably because I don’t have any injuries on my legs. My internal wounds are located at the sides of my body and my lower abdomen, that is probably the reasons why my bodybuilding is not strong enough to move about without limits. When I feel that I am relieved from my stress, I get up and take another three steps down. I move four steps and another four then I complete my walk down the stairs before I take my rest at the tips of the stairs to catch my breath. It’s funny how c

she explained before turning back and continuing to walk. I followed her up the creaky stairwell. I was still expecting a lengthy trek, so I readied myself. Walking was physically exhausting, and I would end up running out of breath before we even arrived at our destination. I’m not sure why we have to climb up the stairs when there is an elevator available because the old building is too lofty, but when I saw the elevator’s condition, I just walked away from it. It’s as though just one step put in the elevator will shatter it. It is also too discarded and broken.

Carefully, she ascent the staircase using the wall to support her movement from falling. Marsha's fingers grazed the cool, worn surface of the wall as she began her ascent up the creaking wooden stairs. Each step seemed steeper than the last, and her heart raced in her chest, a wild rhythm that seemed to echo in her ears. The air was thick, and every inhale felt strained as if her lungs were struggling to keep up with the demanding climb.