Heart Stopper Novels & Stories

Like I’m trying to convince myself of something that’s already slipping through my hands. Inside, one of the monitors shifts. The rhythm changes. It’s subtle. But I feel it. “Come on…” I murmur, stepping closer to the glass without realising it. “Come on, Cole. Don’t do this.” Another voice. Louder now. “Cardiac arrest.” Everything stops. Not literally. Not physically. But inside me— Everything just… freezes. “No,” I say, louder this time. “No, no, no—” “Charging.”

He simply moved with agonizing slowness. “His heart is in ventricular tachycardia, Silas,” Marco muttered, ripping open Luca’s shirt. The white buttons scattered across the floor like teeth. “He’s skipping beats. If we don’t stabilize him, he’ll go into cardiac arrest.” I stood at the foot of the bed, my hands shoved deep into my pockets to hide the fact that they were shaking. I watched as the doctor pressed the pads of a portable defibrillator to Luca’s chest right over the faint, jagged scar of the cigar burn.

Love is not a clause you’re permitted to entertain; emotional involvement of any kind is strictly prohibited. “A bunch of stupid rules,” Elara muttered. He must have an impossibly high opinion of himself. She looked at her brother, frail and fighting for survival. The doctor’s words were a cold knot in her stomach: they had to transfer him to another hospital with specialized equipment they didn't have. This ridiculous contract was her only option. What was she going to tell Noah? Noah would be livid. "His fucking girlfriend is married to her ex," she whispered, already picturing his righteous fury. She wasn't going to tell him. But what if he saw her online, or on a billboard, or in a magaz

A life is at stake here! His words left me dumbfounded and hurting, like I had my heart gouged out too. I held Stan's photo tightly against myself, but no matter how hard I gripped it, it wasn't filling the hole in my chest. "A life is at stake?" I laughed wryly, before snapping coldly, "When he just went missing for hours?! My dear Stan had an accident and then got his heart taken away! So I guess some lives are more at stake than the others?!"

I take the tablet and a glass of water for him to drink. I lift up one of the pill bottles. Metoprolol Succinate. I carefully type it into my phone with shaky hands. Used to manage high blood pressure, chest pain, and heart conditions like HCM. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. My stomach drops. I vaguely remember it from biology—something about the heart walls being too thick. Dangerous. Even deadly. "Heart failure?" I whisper. "Ryan, what the hell is going on with you?" He swallows and closes his eyes, visibly relaxing.

Raelynn explained, frustrated, as the other nurses worked to help Hailey . "Her heart is still beating," one of the nurses said as Raelynn pushed past them and checked her pulse. "Thank God her heart isn't paralyzed yet..." My heart dropped at the mention of that. "Wait, it can paralyze the heart too?" I asked, scared but not as scared as Jaxon. "There was a reason the government put it on ban; it shuts down the brain, so as long as she's living, she won't respond to any of our conversations. She won't be able to talk, move, and if it paralyzes her heart, she will die..."

His words filled An's heart with both joy and sorrow, causing it to race as if she might faint. "I'm sorry, Cemal, I'm feeling a bit tired today. Let's postpone our berry-picking outing to tomorrow instead." The woman behind the counter staggered back, her condition deteriorating. She had ingested the 'Lunar Heartstopper,' a secretive and deadly poison provided by the head of the Resia family in exchange for her and Cemal's freedom. Those who consumed this poison had a life expectancy of no more than a month. Additionally, the poison could prove fatal if one's heart rate increased, making it a potent weapon for eliminating business rivals, disguised as sudden heart attacks.

Rainy was a child who had suffered from a heart disease since he was a child, and it was relatively serious. I hung up the phone and immediately turned toward Ismail, shouting, "Stop! Please stop the car! I need to get out!"

—Hello Crying she says: - Samuel —What happened to him? —He is in the hospital Eva. He was stabbed when he was walking home after playing basketball. —We have to go see him now. We have to go see him now. —No one can visit him, the police said. —It can't be my God. —He's in a coma Eva, they say they don't know if he's going to come out of there. Whatever they stabbed him with it, punctured an organ. He just said this and I started to cry uncontrollably and I told her:

Susan called "The patient's vitals are really low, if nothing is done within the next ten minutes, she will die." Doctor Alex didn't say anything, he was obviously confused, I looked at his hands, they've started shaking again. And then I remembered something. "The drug I saw you taking when I came to your office, that was Lovenox right?" I asked. "What?" He asked. "The drug you quickly kept on the table when I came to your office, it's Lovenox isn't it?" "Ummm.... Yeah" "The main component of Lovenox is heparin if we can give the drug to the patient, it should stop the heart attack" I said quickly.