Headache Funny Novels & Stories

She starts giggling and it’s the cutest sound. "It was not funny, I hit my head, and now I have a bump." Josh appears from the lounge, trying to look angry, but I can see the amusement clear in his eyes as he holds his head pretending to be in pain. "He’s so silly." Nina lets go of me and runs past Josh as she continues to laugh.

he told me, and I burst into laughter. "With this face? Isn't that hilarious?" I wondered. "What's so funny, bro?" he asked, surprised. I got up, cleaned my face with my palms, and said, "Everything's funny – the accident, seven years in a coma, and now making a public appearance with this face." "You aren't the first to have met this fate," he said. "Well, I know the Frankenstein monster did," I replied. "I'm not talking about movies," he snapped. "That's my favorite movie," I said.

Joy’s POV “Hey there nerd !” a familiar, male voice cooed as a big warm hand caressed my head. “You look pretty banged up. You could easily be the poster child for the ‘Ugly Duckling’ ,” he added with a chuckle. This idiot, ughh. But my head hurt so bad. What happened ? My head spun as the haranguing sound of someone old and female crying bled my internal mind ears. I felt a splitting headache threatening to burst my head like a volcano.

"What's funny?" Partly my gut is spinning from stress. Partly my head is spinning in relief. But right now... "Glad to see I'm not the only one who does that." "Does what?" "Slings a punch at the nearest handy object when the balloon goes up." James' voice is dry. "Don't give him air-time in your head."

Alessandro asked with concern, but I could tell that there was a smile threatening to appear on his face. “Uh yeah. Have you never seen someone kill a mosquito on their face before? Like, get with the program.” I am not going to lie. That slap to my forehead gave me a headache. I winced as I felt a sharp pain in my head. Was I really about to get a tension headache? Great.

I wounded my arms from behind and kept my chin on his head. I was liking the silence and the close proximity between us. "If you are going to give me a head message like this,I will complain daily about having a headache." He said with a cheeky grin. "Not so easy Mister. It's available only for some special days." I said smugly. "But I thought that I am special for my wife so the head message is available daily." He said with a pout. I laughed and said, "Dramebaaz." "But there is another way through which my headache can be cured...not only headache but every type of problem." He said with a thoughtful expression.

“Headache?” “Migraine,” I admitted, leaning back. “Andie discovered that tapping my pen on the desk makes the funniest sound in the world. Every squeal felt like it drilled straight into my skull. She didn’t want me to stop.” Sav burst into laughter, then immediately clapped a hand over her mouth, glancing guiltily at the sleeping twins. “Shit. We cannot wake them.” “If we do, we’re doomed,” I agreed, smiling despite the pounding in my temples.

Headaches ought to be one of the things that doctors spend their money on to actually get rid of in this world. Otherwise, there's no real hope for this world. At least, in my opinion. And this headache I have right now is just the perfect example to prove that point. I mean, How many people do you know who were actually in a fight with a weirdo and then you get thrown into sand and then...wait...huh?

Her delicate features are marred with concern. "I'm fine, Pipes. It's just a headache." Her eyebrows rise at my dismissal of her worry. "It could be a tumor." I can't help but laugh at the absurdity of it. "Well, this isn't Kindergarten Cop, and I'm not Arnold Schwarzenegger. It's just a headache. Probably from all the stress of moving and now having two mortgage payments to deal with."

“Mrs. Morgan, we meet again. Ready to take that boot off?” the doctor asked. “Beyond ready!” Tabitha said excitedly. “Alright. Let’s get an x-ray and see what’s going on with it. Are you still having tenderness anywhere else?” “No. Everything else feels ok. I get headaches now and then but it’s not too bad.” “Due to the nature of your head injury, you may get those from time to time. I would suggest cutting your hair shorter so that the headaches don’t happen as often.”