Novel & Cerita I Heard Your Heartbeat

I peeked an eye open, frowning. “I think I'm hearing two heartbeats.”

"I would have loved it if you yelled at me." Wait. Did he just read my mind? "I can hear your heartbeat as well from this spot." He caught me. "Uhm..." "Don't worry, I won't listen anymore.” He smirked.

I’m able to move my hand, and it brushes against something warm. I open my eyes and search the area in front of me. There’s a soft, natural light flowing through the room. I can hear multiple heartbeats, other than my own. One is small and flutters quickly, almost like a little hummingbird. The other is stronger and steadier. “You’re awake.” His deep voice washes over me, causing a shiver to go up my spine.

My heart beat so loud it felt like it echoed. Could I really do this?

Eunice’s POV I could hear his heartbeat, steady, warm, alive, beating for love, beating for desire. I didn’t know what came over me. Perhaps it was that same heartbeat that seemed to echo inside my own chest, syncing with mine as if the two were made for one rhythm.

It was quick, snappy, and had some nasty objectives that caused me to ache. A sultry sigh wanted to escape from my throat, but I swallowed it in. It was so hard for me that I was tempted to raise my hand to my mouth to hold the sound, but if I did, I would raise suspicions about myself. 'Kai can feel your heartbeat, and he can hear it.' I remembered and I began to try to calm my heartbeat. 'Beat normally you damn heart!' I scolded my heart, but no, it wouldn't listen. It was surely the most deaf, dumb, and blind part of my body.

And faintly, too faint to hear. A second heartbeat began to echo beneath his own.

I just close my eyes and rest my hand on my chest. Heartbeat: faint. But steady. I’m still here.

I felt walking behind me but I didn’t turn around. “It’s not what you think, Tiana,” he said. “And how do you know what I’m thinking or if I’m thinking at all?” I asked without stopping. “I can hear your heartbeat. It tells me everything,” he said. He had to be insane if he thought I’d believe that. Maybe I was just an open book. He caught my arm. “Hey. I’m talking to you.” I froze, my pulse spiking at the contact. “Let go,” I said, tugging at my sleeve, but he held on.

Aurelie wasn't sure if she's just hearing things or if it was even real. "I-I'M STUCK!" She answered. Murmurs can be heard getting louder as Aurelie hears a few footsteps entering the women's restroom. She wondered how many people were there who entered the restroom. "Where are you exactly?" The same voice was heard again. "Last cubicle!" She tapped the door to give them a hint of a sound. The footsteps approached her location and one of them tried to move the door. "Are you able to open the door?" The same voice asked.