Jantung Kaget Saat Tidur Novels & Stories

I let out an ear-splitting scream. **** I wake up suddenly and sit on my bed. I'm gasping for breath and my pyjamas are drenched in sweat. My heart is throbbing fast against my chest and I'm still shaking. "I've been calling you for the past 5 hours!" Pepper jokes. I force a laugh rolling my eyes. Thank God it was just a nightmare. My heartbeat is slower now, its normal pulse rate and trembling are fading. I fall back on the bed and bury my head in my pink pillow.

Creak! The sound of rustling sheets made Ravi's head jerk towards his bed, his eyes widening in surprise, and unconsciously, he took a step back. A large lump was shifting within the messy blankets on his bed. Ravi's heart raced, pumping blood rapidly through his veins. Instead of fleeing, he found himself fixated on the lump, curiosity driving him to uncover whatever or whoever was suddenly in his room.

Jessica That night I struggle to sleep in my bed and the nightmare came just like they always do. Since my first nightmare I've never bothered to sleep in my pajamas, and that was how that night I went to bed in my working attire thinking it was too dark to change. The same old excuse. I was quick to hide under my blanket just like my usual coward self and then woke up with a panic attack. My heart was beating so fast and the deafening silence was suffocating me to the point that I was breathing heavily.

he teased. “Now you’re lying. I don’t snore.” “Then what was that noise I kept hearing? I couldn’t sleep. If anyone didn’t sleep last night, it was me.” “Then why did you take me to your room?” “You fainted!” he said, like it was obvious. I blinked. So that’s what happened. That explained why I couldn’t remember anything. I must’ve collapsed—probably from the shock. Did it trigger my heart condition? I should see my doctor. I hadn’t even started medication yet.

A sharp knock on the door jolted me awake. My eyes flew open. For a second, everything felt fuzzy—the soft purple blanket tangled around my legs, then last night crashed back into me like cold water. My heart started racing all over again, I sat up fast, pulling the covers to my chin, staring at the window. The curtains were still half closed. No one was there now but the fear sat heavy in my chest, like a stone I couldn’t swallow. Another knock, softer this time.

I woke with a start. I had no idea what had pulled me from sleep. There was no creak in the floor, no sound outside the window, not even the hum of the air conditioner. Yet I was suddenly wide awake, my heart already beating faster than it should. The bedroom was unnaturally still. A bitter cold lingered in the air, seeping through the blankets until it settled beneath my skin. I frowned. The room had been warm when we went to bed.

It would have been less awkward If I was not in his lap thirty minutes ago. I laid on the bed, covering myself with blanket. Maybe I was covering my embarrassment. The day had started well and it was spent so well too, why the hell did I get so curious about that goddamn envelope? I didn’t know for how long I was sleeping, when I heard a big thunder. My heart almost jumped out of my chest. God, I hated thunder storms so much. They scare the sh*t out of me. I lifted my body by the support of my elbows. My eyes were still half open. I was going to sleep again. When I heard it again and it was loud enough that I felt vibrations that passed through the walls. I jumped and shouted at the top of m

Today's happenings, words, events, actions and everything, they hit me like a ton of bricks and soon, I'm out into the darkness, welcoming my much needed sleep. I know i haven't been asleep for that long when the jumpy five year old beside me starts to quickly and frantically shake my body and I jolt up, shocked and confused at the suddenness of everything. My heart beat increased so I have to place my hand on my chest to calm myself back down while I quietly exhale and stare down at the child. His big green, glassy eyes stare up at me, pleadingly and I frown, what could be wrong? “What's wrong, baby?” I ask, touching his face after seconds.

Suddenly her forehead furrowed hard and she jolted out of her sleep, giving a terrified yelp. It took her a moment to realize where she was, her heart pounded fast against her chest. She gripped her hair, slowly taking deep breathes to calm her nerves. She hasn’t had the nightmare in a long time, this time she could not help but tremble. After a second, Katrina tried to get up but her leg pulled her back to the bed. She tried again, grunting silently at the slight pains. The door of her room opened just as she managed to stand up and Jace strode in. She stared with a surprised gaze till he got to her, she blinked before asking.

Groggy from the effects of the meds I took hours ago as I slide it off and try to get my bearings. I am unsure why I woke, as I was not even dreaming, and I feel completely odd in a sort of disconnected almost drunk way; which I presume is cough med related rather than sickness. Pushing it on to my bedside table as I feel around with shaking hands. I roll to my side to try and drift back off, but a little noise in the next room pricks up my attention. Like a tiny warning bell sending me into immediate high alert, it brings me to my senses in a breath pausing way. I pause, holding painfully still and listen, not moving. Heartbeat rising as I try to focus on what I thought I just heard and str