Novel & Cerita Emma Royal Pains

Taking off his shirt, he covered her mouth tightly, letting her say another word he wasn't sure if he would kill her before he satisfied his need. Throughout that night, Emily thought she had gone to heaven, but that pain always tormented her everywhere. The lower part of her abdomen was the most painful, she thought it would tear with each impact, her uterus was numb with nerve pain, where the intersection almost no longer felt it was still a part of her body. Everything, all she got in return was pain.

They'd celebrate, make plans, call her grandfather tomorrow. A sharp pain interrupted her thoughts, so sudden and intense it made her gasp. She gripped the marble countertop, breathing through it until it passed. Probably nothing, she told herself. Just nerves or something she ate. She rejoined Alek at their table, sliding into her seat as a signed hockey jersey drew frenzied bidding. "You're pale," Alek noted immediately, his smile fading to concern. "What's wrong?" "Nothing," Emma assured him. "Just a little cramp. It's—"

She tried hard to listen. “Think of happy thoughts Emily…. Think of something or someone that makes you smile. Focus on that. Hone in on it. Stay there… watch the memory as if it was a movie.” By the time she’d gotten finished telling her all this the pain was letting up. She didn’t have time to relax though because Elenora was giving her the second shot, this time in her leg. Emily was shaking all over, the strain getting to her. And then, another pain. This one started in her back.

He leaves before I can ask more questions. I lie in the medical bed, trying to process. The pain cycles through my body in waves. Each wave is slightly less intense than the last, but it's relentless. Constant. Like being slowly burned from the inside. The door opens again. This time it's Emma. I nearly cry seeing her. She looks okay… no visible injuries, clothes clean, hair brushed. But her eyes are haunted. "Clara." She runs to the bed and grabs my hand. "Oh God, you look terrible."

If they continued, she might die. "No! Stop!" Emma pleaded. But Harvey disregarded her words and lifted her nightgown, revealing that she wasn't wearing any underwear, and her sensitive area was exposed before him. Harvey took out a tube of ointment that he had prepared beforehand from the bedside drawer. “I said okay, but this place of mine is already red. It's definitely painful, isn't it?" Harvey looked painfully at her place. Emma shyly turned her face away, just now because she thought of miscellaneous things, now she is very embarrassed.

She wiped her tears and picks up her phone, dialing her only friend, Tara. "Yes, my dear?" She felt relieved to her friend's usual cheery voice. "Can I go to your house? Right now?" She asks. "Of course!!" Tara answers excitedly, unaware of her friend's condition. Amelia walks to her friend's house, looking like a mess. She's wearing her pajamas topped with a sweater to cover her wrists. Her eyes were bloodshot red from crying and she has dark circles under her eyes. The light that was once coming from her eyes was gone.

She winced spontaneously, shut her eyes tightly, and tried to endure it to clean the wound. "Does it hurt, Mom?" Rayden asked worriedly. Amora slowly opened her eyes. She forced a smile to reassure her son. Her hand stroked the top of his head, and she said, "A little, Ray. But I’m okay. I’m strong." Emma Adams, still standing beside her, was very impressed. She thought Amora was the strongest woman she had ever met. Ever since she saw Amora pregnant seven years ago, Emma had seen the various hardships the young woman endured.

Emma's eyes turned red as her stomach tightened. Her groans increased as her eyes bulged. Pain shot through her body from her abdomen. "Ahhh..." She screamed in pain but then she was quick to cover her mouth. Mia was sleeping and even though she was in pain, she didn't want to wake the maid up. Emma shivered continuously. Her body was curled up like a fetus and her lips shook in pain. The pain in her abdomen was too much and she didn't know why. She had only eaten dinner with Audrey and she was sure she didn't get poisoned.

“You won’t end anything, Serena! You’ll just add to your suffering. This isn’t who you were, Serena! You used to be so beautiful, so sweet and perfect. You can go back to the way you used to be and we’ll forget that this ever happened.” Emma told her, sobbing sadly. She is bleeding from her nose and head and I know that she is in pain too. She has tears in her eyes as she looked into her sister’s eyes, hoping to change her mind. Serena paused, uncertain, her grip faltering. Time seemed to stretch, and a whisper of hope suffused the room. I couldn’t breathe, the pain clawing at my insides as another contraction hit me with a pain that made me let out and ear piercing scream of pain.

Doctor Brynn Daniels, the pack’s doctor had been kind to treat her at this hour. Ember just nodded slowly. Pain does not scare her. She’s been through a lot of pain ever since she was a little kid. Her father, Arnulf Jacobson, ruthlessly trained her how to be a hardened warrior, and she is now. Dr. Brynn poured it on her wound the black-colored liquid. The moment it touched Ember’s wound on her shoulder, pain spread through her entire shoulder blades. She winced as she felt like her wounds were being sliced. “Oh, shit! That hurts! What the devil is that?” Ember’s face contorted as she said those words. She didn’t expect that, she thought she was immune to pain.