Romans & histoires Jantung Kaget Saat Tidur

I steal a quick glance at the screen, but it’s not the message that grabs my attention; it’s the glaring time that sends a jolt of panic through me. In an instant, I sit up straight, my heart racing as the realization hits me—I’ve overslept! I throw the covers off in a frenzy, the fabric tangling around my legs as I leap out of bed. I dash toward the bathroom, adrenaline pumping through my veins as I turn on the shower, the sound of water crashing against the tub echoing in my ears. I can’t believe I slept for so long; I thought I’d only close my eyes for a few minutes. Instead, I feel like a zombie, utterly drained, as if I never truly fell asleep at all. Everything feels disoriented and he

Mam please plug seatbelt " I heard the driver saying this. I looked around to know that I am sitting in the car to go back home. All in stress I didn't realise when I walked out of the hospital and sit in the car Soon car moved and I slept like a dead woman as I was dead tired from everything. My sweet sleep broke when suddenly car stopped with a vigorous jolt, but being lazy I didn't open my eyes and asked the driver what happened to which he slides up a barrier between him and me and dark the mode inside the car while saying sorry for discomfort, we haven't arrived yet. Just humming in response and not hearing with complete attention I consume my sleep back. Soon my ears caught a high bang

I bolt straight in my bed, panting, my hair falling to my face. All I can hear is my fast beating heart, threatening to burst out of my chest. I close my eyes, pushing hair away from my sweat-covered face, then fall back in sheets again, trying to calm my ragged breath.

I don't realize when I fall asleep, but once I wake up again, the room is all black. I have no idea what woke me up, but my heart is racing in my chest when I shoot right up in bed. I hardly dare to breathe when I listen closely for any sound. A chill runs down my back when I suddenly hear a low growl coming from inside the room, and I know I'm not alone in here!

I was so afraid that Hogan might also notice the pounding inside my chest which tuned down all sounds around the place. It was all I could hear. Bam! Ba bam! Bam! Ba bam! Every pound felt like my whole body was in great tremor as if I was standing on a giant loudspeaker. And this continued for long minutes. ‘Darn. I could not fall asleep at all,’ I cursed, wide awake. My eyes, which were wide open, stared blankly at the space. My heartbeat does not have any sign of fading. If this goes on, I think I have to forget sleeping at all.

It pressed on his chest like a heavy weight, and he tossed from side to side; his breath was uneven. He pulled his brows together forcefully as his dream became increasingly disturbing. The fear was growing, finding roots in his mind as it began to choke him. Suddenly, like a man slapped awake by a hand, Jace shot upright in bed. His breath came out fast and uneven. His chest rose and fell rapidly, and his whole body, from head to toe, was drenched in sweat. The room was dead silent, but his ears rang loudly with a disturbing sound that didn’t belong in his world.

Lifting the covers up above my head, I closed my eyes. Just a couple more hours. I jerked awake, startled. My heart beats a mile a minute. Harsh thuds reverberate through the house. Or at least that's what it feels like to me. My head was beginning to pound as the sound of banging reached my ears. What is happening?

A soft tiny smile curved my lips at the thought and slowly I poked my fingers out from under the quilt and brought them up to trailed lightly across his bare chest. He didn’t stir one bit and that was all I needed to see to know he was really sleeping a deep one at that. I returned my head to his chest and slowly closed my eyes, letting the tiredness finally swallow me. But before sleep could take me, I suddenly heard a light cocking sound. Like someone uncapping something. It echoed faintly in my subconscious. My eyes snapped open immediately and I blinked hard and sat up slightly only to see Jett was no longer lying down.

j e a n My body jolted up from the bed. Sweat dripping down from my forehead. My heartbeat is too fast that my lungs could hardly keep up. The alarm of my phone ringing out. I pulled on my hair trying to put me back to reality. It's one of those dreams again.

The sharp sound of shattering glass jolted me awake. My heart slammed against my ribcage, a frantic rhythm that echoed in my ears as I jolted upright. The once quiet room was now thick with an unsettling stillness, the kind that made the hairs on the back of my neck rise. Shadows stretched across the walls, shifting with the faint flicker of the streetlights filtering through the partially drawn curtains. Each breath I took was uneven, shuddering past my lips as my chest rose and fell in rapid succession.