Headache Humor Novels & Stories

"It's a drink for your migraine." "I don't have a..." I felt my head thump wildly and clutched it. "Ow!" "You were saying?" His eyes still stayed on the pages of his book. Fucking hell, how much more cocky could he get? I grumbled something incoherent, and he lifted an eyebrow. He then shook his head in a bemused fashion. "After your rather... shocking experience," He smirked at the pun for a few seconds before his demeanor was back, "I figured you would need it."

He nodded, “I agree.” When the doctor came in with Lena, he was smiling, but spoke in a hushed tone, “You came out of that one quickly. The Goddess must have visited you.” I smiled and nodded, “She did.” He asked, “How is your head?” I sighed, “Would it be considered a bad joke if I said I have a splitting headache? Because I really do.”

' and I screamed "arrrghhhh..." He touched me hurriedly and the concern is evident on his face, he ask " Girl what happened to you? are you uncomfortable? I can't be happened like this, but truth serum don't create headache, it will only make a small cut on your palm where you bleed a little if u lied, Show me your hand? My headache stopped, I showed my palm and I ask him "Is this your third question?" He was irritated now and snapped at me " No obviously not."

WITH HER BOWL The headache was still there. I had woken up with a severe headache and no medicine administered to me by Nicole's doctor seemed to help me out. My head felt like it was being pounded upon and it suddenly felt so heavy for my neck to carry. I had never felt this type of headache before and I wondered what had caused it. Could it be the noise from the carnival or the repercussion of arguing with Nicole? It was the next day of the carnival and though Nicole had vowed not to speak to me again, she was all over me now, asking if there was anything I wanted her to help me with.

"What? No. I'm not—" "Having cycle issues then? Irregular bleeding? Pain?" "No, nothing like that." I felt my face heating. "I've been having headaches. Severe ones. I was hoping you might have something that could help." Sarah's eyes narrowed slightly. "Headaches. What kind? Sharp pain? Dull ache? Behind the eyes? Base of the skull?" "All over," I said, trying to keep my voice steady. "They come on suddenly and last for hours. Moonshade herbs help a lot."

he just hummed and I kept massaging his head. "Why are you taking so load on yourself?" I finally asked him. "Just trying to distract myself." he said nonchalantly. Huh? "Distract from what?" I asked him confusingly. "Nothing important." he said monotonously. As I know there is something more to it. But still didn't try to force it out of him. As far as I noticed he keep having headaches and this gloomy mood, also the nightmare he had that night. Does he have them frequently?

“It must be the hair dye you used. I heard most people get a headache from it.” I nodded, unable to form words. “Let me get you some painkillers,” she offered, and led me back to my bed. “It's nothing serious, it will pass,” I told her, confused on how sure I was that the headache or whatever pain I just felt would pass. “Thea,” Jade called, her voice barely above a whisper. “It will pass Jade,” I muttered and gently massaged my temples. “Thea,” she called again, her voice sounding different this time around.

"Have you calmed down yet? I'm a doctor. Do as I say!" Under the gleam of the moonlight, Wayne met Olivia's determined gaze. There was no fear in her eyes. Then, he felt her hand on his wrist. The headache made him feel irritated. It made him want to kill the unknown woman before him. Olivia quickly spoke up, "Don't move. You'll die if you kill me. Did you suffer a major head injury in the past? The headaches are caused by blood clots. He stopped raising his gun. "You're really a doctor?"

My head has been throbbing since I woke up this morning. At that time, I thought it was because I hadn't eaten much the previous night. But even after eating a large amount of breakfast, the headache remains unchanged. Rather, it progresses as hours pass by. He nods" That's good, I'm off to the training ground. Would you like to join me? I would love to kick your ass ". I gave a throaty laugh... "In your nightmares" with sarcasm. "Who is getting his sexy ass kicked?' Josh chipped in, walking to us.

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?