Headache Humor Novels & Stories

As I sat there, a terrifying headache began to throb against my temples, intensifying my already troubled state. While battling my pounding headache, memories of Theda's soothing touch flooded my mind. I remembered how she used to gently massage my head, her fingers working their magic to alleviate my pain. It was as if her touch held a mysterious power that could make my headaches vanish into thin air. Seeking solace in the remembrance of those moments, I found myself longing for her presence once again.

Bob mouthed, taking the carton carrier box and giving the cups to Callahan and two others I did not know yet. I had theories about my head constantly aching ever since I met Callahan. My first theory was that the files of people and the employee handbook I had to memorize could be why my brain wanted to explode. My second theory was that constantly returning to Moira’s office caused this headache. I had my third theory but was afraid to think about it. The mere thought of it made my heart hammer hard, hurting my chest. Last month, I went to the hospital because Momma insisted that I go, but I did not return after the consultation with the doctor. I had done the CT scan he requested but did n

He just had Qin Haodong sit on the iron stool in the room. He took the pen and paper and was ready to interrogate Qin Haodong. However, as soon as he sat down, he frowned and said to the policeman next to him, "Zhang, go and make a mixture with this material. My cervical spondylopathy is acting up again. It's causing me a severe headache every time I lower my head." Qin Haodong said, "Officer, it's not a serious illness. It will be completely cured in a few minutes if I treat you."

Henry POV I open my eyes and I am instantly hit by a horrible headache. Drinking my weight doesn’t feel like a good idea right now, it did the last few days. I have kept myself drunk almost into a comatose state for the past few days. I am not dealing well with this entire thing.

She asked nervously, her eyes roamed around his face as she did. But to her surprise and relief, he smiled lightly at her and shook his head "there's no need to call the doctor, I'm fine. I just felt bad that I can't recognize you so I tried to but I ended up with a sudden surge of headache" he said and Amanda heaved a breath of relief, and the others followed suit.

"Remember that." He walks to the female staff room and knocks on the door. "Murph! Get your cute ass out here before you get fired!" Joey can't fire his girlfriend, especially from a café he doesn't own. These two keep this hectic cafe uplifted. They even add me in their conversations and it isn't that bad to talk to new people. "You!" Murphy stands at the corner looking at me with her hands above her hips. Her curly blonde hair is bouncing above her shoulder as she walks to me. "I didn't say I had a headache. I said migraine. Do you know how dangerous it is than any ordinary headache?"

The headache relapsed because she was feeling angry. It was not a sickness! Moreover, when she was still in Seardale, the doctor said the headache was caused by her swallowing too much seawater and damaging her lungs. The rest of her injuries were all external. Her brain was still functioning well. Thinking of this, she quickly typed her reply and enthusiastically asked Alex about the direction of the venue. Alex quickly replied. The conversation box then popped up one after another. It came so fast that Rebecca thought she could hear the sound of him typing.

It seemed she had a headache. "Mean what?" He asked. "You know. washing my panties."She said, with a smile. Beta Hogan laughed. "You are awake now." He said. "Yeah, and I have a terrible headache." She said. "Yeah, typical. Don't you know you are a woman and a human at that? Your system isn't strong enough for those drinks, damn." Beta Hogan said. "Well, what can I do? I took them on purpose." Blair said. "Why?" Beta Hogan asked.

Are they even real? My head was now a stinging mess. Like some needles are prickling to get out of my skull. Kath was purring, trying to get rid of my sudden headache. "Calm down, Katie. Don't think too much." She hummed a soothing song, and it was effective as my headache slowly dissipated.

She said emphasising on the whatever you want to do part like she didn't believe that I had a headache. "We aren't doing anything," I mumbled. "Yeah right. I didn't know that a boner is now a sign of a headache in all my years of practising medicine but now I know all thanks to you," her voice came heavy with sarcasm. "Lexi!" "What? Kon, I'm not blind," she chuckled and started to walk away. She hadn't taken many steps when she stopped and then veered to face us. "You guys have fun doing your thing," she mumbled and finally dashed away.