Novel & Cerita Heart Missing Piece

This reality is too unbearable to imagine. “What?” Diana called out weakly, her eyes narrowed, starting to tear up. “I don't know the details, but your late lover, Brandon, was registered as a heart donor. So when he died in the accident, doctors removed his heart and Adrian accepted it as the most suitable donor for him.” “I… I….” Her fingers, her whole body, was shaking. “I have to get out of here.” Diana couldn't hear Dean's explanation anymore. The thought that Brandon had been buried without a heart, that the heart was now beating in Adrian's chest was so unbearable in her mind. She couldn't stand the thought. She had to go and compose herself otherwise she would faint.

“We can’t. Not with the holes in it.” I cup her face. “That’s right. Because of the holes, it can’t be blown back to its original shape, and that’s why you can’t play with it anymore, either. Cora’s condition is somewhat the same. Her heart has tiny holes in it, and because of those holes, it doesn’t work the way it should.” Vera nods, as if doing her absolute best to understand everything I’ve just told her. “So she needs a new heart because her old heart doesn’t work anymore?”

His wife who was panicking at the beginning, shouted. Antonio closed the scroll and called the guards in to the room. Together with the queen , the king was taken to his Chambers. There , a medicine man came to treat him. “What is wrong with my husband?” The queen asked with tears rolling down cheeks. If anything happens to her husband then the kingdom would lose everything to the emperor and his cruel son. “He had a heart failure” The physician answered, pouring the Herb’s water in to the jar, he was holding. “What?” A voice asked from door A woman in her early twenties walked in to the room. She had a crown in her hand.

THE ATTRACTION O What to expect… Heart rate unexpectedly increases Before my eyes is the unexpected Never thought I’ll be enchanted Never thought I’ll be captured Who is she? She looks like a rare beauty But what to do? Should I chase? Or should I stay? O what a dilemma BY, STESSY B. JAMIE Fred chuckles lightly over the phone before saying, “I will try to get the ‘Boss’ out of my mouth but its going to take some time”

straight out to finish their orders and get out of there. "Oh, I see. My choice is hot chocolate. In agreement, he grinned widely. Nevertheless, I did my best to disregard his actions. But my heart was the one that let me down. The heart was beating at an irregular rate. I felt like I was about to die from a heart attack. "Ayah, I'd like the American breakfast with bacon, an egg with the sunny side up, watermelon, and coffee." I got up from the table after noting the order on my order slip. The moment I got the order slip, I gave it to the cooks. Our two dashing guests were brought coffee and hot chocolate, which I had prepared earlier. "Hello again, gentlemen. Your coffee is ready, and I h

I slowly twisted my body, and crosses our distance. I grabbed the frame then inspect it above my palm. I caressed the edges, removing the excess dust. I sighed in defeat while nibbling on my lower lip. Something was missing. Part of me was still torn. I know my parent’s death almost caused me to lose my sanity. Yet, there was a profound, and larger hole that is still apparent here in my heart. I clenched my hand into a balled fist tightly before realizing that I was bawling my eyes out.

asked Edmund sheepishly because Astrid had misunderstood him. "What you say is true," said Astrid. "Is it possible that you know something?" Draco asked with a pale face holding back his weakness. His head was a little dizzy. Edmund snapped his fingers and in the air appeared a jewelry box. "Actually, even though my father died, I still have a fragment of his heart even though it's not intact. Who knows, the shreds I've been holding up all this time can be of use to you, Draco. We can try it," said Edmund, opening the jewelry box and exposing the fragment of Jergintarth's heart, which was ruby red crystals.

I swallowed hard. “Thank you Kalis." "Speak gratitude in money," she grumbled, "and not in words." "I will. What did you find?” She hesitated then slid the file towards me. “It is worse than you imagined.” My fingers trembled as I opened it. There were various scans, reports and medical notes. I skimmed through until one phrase caught my attention and made my stomach drop. “The metal shard lodged in the heart has shifted and the patient needs immediate intervention.” I looked up at Kalis. “There is a metal shard in his heart?”

My heart raced as I clutched my phone, unable to shake the harrowing thoughts of what could happen to my mother. My mother suffered from a severe heart condition. There was a hole in her heart that weakened it with each passing day. The only hope for extending her life was a heart transplant. We searched tirelessly for a donor match, but unfortunately, none could be found. We were left with no choice but to rely on her medication to keep her alive.

“Not where anyone could stumble over it or sense it.” Keith’s brows draw together. “You’re saying move it again? After all this time?” “No.” I curl my fingers around the satchel. “I’m saying we break it, scatter it. Sanctuaries. Dead places. Places even power avoids.” I swallow. “The Heart was never meant to be whole. That’s why it was broken and hidden in the first place. But there was a mistake the Elders made,” I hold up the package. “The eye is all that matters; anything can be substituted for the legs, a mistake that was only found out after. Every time someone tried to wield it, it nearly tore the world apart.”