Novel & Cerita Jantung Kaget Saat Tidur

As she slowly drifted off to bed with her eyes closing in frequently, suddenly she jacked off from sleep from a loud bang on her door! “What was that?”

He closed the door and made his way back to his bed, his mind already racing with thoughts of what needed to be done. Joey didn't think of it, how someone would visit at such odd hour, he drifted back, back to his room, his window wide open as the cold soft air gained entrance, he sat on his bed and soon he became drowsy and his eyes heavy, he dozed off without knowing when, his heart beat became steady as he slept, the moon stood out shining brightly and calming the souls of those who knew its worth. Joey's sleep was once again interrupted, this time by a feeling of fear that washed over him. He sat up in bed, his heart racing as he tried to shake off the feeling. He reached for his phone,

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.

My heartbeat rose as those thoughts kept growing and tightening the loose knots in my chest. I am so engulfed in my own fear that I didn't even realize when someone walked into my room. Meanwhile, the door had been fixed when I woke up, and I am still in doubt about how and when. But as I stirred in my bed, I was met with a hot splash on my body, making me squeal and jump to my feet, forgetting that I had even been asleep.

I say quietly to myself and yawn, I am tired from all the running and boredom is starting to kick in, I lay on my side and let myself drift away and sleep. I awaken from my deep slumber, my body tingling with a sense of disorientation. I glance at the clock beside my bed, and my eyes widen in realization—it's already 4:47 PM. I must have dozed off without even realizing it, losing precious hours of the day. A surge of adrenaline courses through me as I hastily sit up in bed, scanning the room for any signs of disturbance. Everything appears undisturbed, as if untouched. My anxiety begins to ease as I confirm that no one has entered my room during my unintended nap.

I wake up with a violent start, my chest heaving as my eyes snap open. For a second, I just lie there, disoriented and confused, trying to understand why my body feels so tense, why my heart is hammering like something terrible has happened… And then it hits me and my eyes widen as the connection I made yesterday before I fell asleep crashes over me like an avalanche. The moment it sinks in, I sit up so fast the room spins around me. “Fuck,” I whisper breathlessly as I throw the blankets off and climb out of bed.

A small tired smile touched my lips. “Jacob,” I repeated. It was a good name. I drifted off to sleep almost instantly, feeling more satisfied and content than I had in a very, very long time. BANG. BANG. BANG. I was jolted violently out of sleep by a frantic, pounding noise. My heart leaped into my throat. What the...? Before I could even process it, the sound of a keycard screeching in the lock cut could be heard and the door to my room slammed open…

One of them, a man with broad shoulders and a yellow vest, stands up from the figure lying on the asphalt. He shakes his head and he pulls a white sheet over the body. The sheet turns transparent in the rain, clinging to the small, frail form underneath. Mom. "No," the word falls from my lips like a stone. "No. She’s just sleeping. She just fell." A sharp, piercing sound cuts through the fog in my brain. Beep. Beep. Beep. It is coming from my chest. My pacemaker, the device that keeps my broken heart pumping, is sending a warning signal. My pulse is too high.

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.

Doctor Jack had mentioned just before I had retired to sleep that night that I was hale and hearty. A sharp creek by the window had me jerking suddenly from the bed, my heart beating terrifyingly fast. Great! Now, I am being jumpy. I thought worriedly, my worry and fear giving way to anger when I saw Kaden scale through my window ledge and jump into my room.