Keluar Darah Saat Bab の小説・ストーリー

Layla mocked. “You—” Phoebe said, but before she could get any words out, her brows furrowed in confusion and she started to blink furiously. “You—” She started again but this time she clutched her stomach in pain and everyone stared at her weirdly. She made another attempt to talk but this time she coughed out blood instead. Everyone’s eyes widened and they jumped away from her in shock. She tried to reach over to them but she fell to her knees before she could do anything, coughing more blood but this time, it is black in color.

The urge to vomit overwhelmed me. I struggled to walk to the bathroom. My vision blurred. When I finally reached the bathroom, I collapsed in front of the toilet. Blood spilled from my mouth. My eyes widened. Frozen in shock. Throwing up blood could only mean one thing: The person is dying. And in my case, it meant I was dying. Panic set in. Fear gripped my heart. How could this be happening? Now, of all times.

I sprinted toward the bathroom and watched my legs disappearing while I was sitting on the toilet seat. Human legs disappeared, and spider legs emerged. At that time, something resembling eggs came out! “Oh, hell noooo” I shouted silently in awe. The thing is, since it was my period time, instead of blood, there came Eggs, so big like that of a pigeon! Accompanied with a heck of pain of course!

Killian and I finish our lesson, and part ways for the evening. It isn’t until hours later when I’m alone in my bathroom, gripping the edge of the toilet as I vomit stomach acid and blood, do I realize how big of a lie me saying I was okay was. I had been okay up until after dinner. I had put the twins down for bed a little early, and had been in here ever since. Something is wrong. That’s the only thought going through my mind as I look at the dark red covered toilet bowl. I had never thrown up blood before, but there was no way it was a good sign. Especially not when it was coming out like this.

The pain in my lower belly intensified, and I felt something trickling down my legs. Was that… blood?

“That you went shopping, duhhhh… don’t overthink it, that money is probably nothing to him.” “You’re probably right, owww!” I gasp as I feel sudden pain in my abdomen. “Babes are you okay?” “Yeah it’s just a little pa- ow!” It happens again. Before I blink my head starts to hurt too and I start feeling dizzy. “Girl you don’t look okay, let me get some help.” “Okay -” I gasp when I start to vomit blood. “ Oh dear, what's happening to you?!” Nina gasps.

Just as she was about to remove the needles, the woman suddenly grimaced, clutching her belly, and cried, "Dr. Adler, it hurts! My stomach's on fire!" Rick grew anxious. "What's happening, Dr. Adler?" Arianna rubbed her tired head and explained, "This is a common symptom. She'll be fine with rest, but—" "Ah!" Before Arianna could finish, Rick exclaimed, "Blood! She's bleeding!" His cry silenced the nearby crowd. Mergann and the others also turned their attention to the commotion. Arianna glanced down and saw the woman's skirt soaked in blood. Panic set in. "How can this be?"

“He may try to act strong. He may even look fine. But trauma like his doesn’t heal overnight.” “Watch for dizziness. Watch for heavy coughing. If you see blood, you bring him back immediately. No hesitation.” Blood. “Is internal bleeding still a possibility?” I asked quietly. “With accidents like his? Yes.” He held my gaze. “The body sometimes pretends it’s okay… until it isn’t.” My throat tightened. Slowly, I nodded. “I understand.” The hospital doors slid open as I stepped outside.

Blood oozed out. "It hurts..."

A sharp pain shot through my belly, followed by a rush of warm fluid running down my legs. "Oh, no! Mom's bleeding!" Finn exclaimed.