Kenapa Bab Keluar Darah Mga Nobela at Kwento

I complained. His frown deepened as his gaze drifted past me. I followed his eyes and saw blood smeared across the white sheets. My gaze settled lower on my thighs. His cum mixed with blood was smeared there too. I bit my lip, my gaze refusing to meet his. The sudden realization of the blood made my lower stomach knot painfully. “Uhumm.” He scratched the back of his head, his gaze flickering between the blood and my face. “Shit. Should I call the doctor or— Baby… I’m so sorry, but is this normal?”

But what followed next made my blood run cold— dark, crimson blood flattered into the basin. I stared at it, my heart racing in panic. Blood ? How ? What was happening to me? My knees buckled and I leaned heavily on the sink, the cool porcelain grounding me for a moment. I couldn't tear my eyes away from the blood. This wasn't normal. Something was terribly, horribly wrong. Immediately the door swung open, and Kara rushed in, her face pale with concern. " My lady,"she exclaimed her voice filled with alarm." What's going on? Are you okay?"

The more I try to speak, the more the words get stuck. Caleb, who has just woken up, cuts in. “Babe… ba… bae… what the hell is going on?” “Sorry I had to drag you into this. In order to release you, I had to take a loan, and the terms…” I am in the middle of explaining all the juicy details when Steffan’s punch shatters my ribs. It feels like being hit by a truck. “Ahhhhhhhh!” I gasp for air. My breath ceases temporarily as I cough violently, spitting clots of blood from my mouth.

I gasped, sitting up. The bed was empty beside me. Bennett wasn’t there. I swung my legs over the side, trying not to panic. Maybe he was getting water or maybe he couldn’t sleep. The pain clutched again, deeper now. I got up and walked to the bathroom, barefoot on the tile. I switched on the light. That’s when I saw blood. At first, just a smear. Then more. My knees buckled. I grabbed the counter, clutching it with shaking hands. My breath hitched as tears sprang to my eyes, uninvited, instant.

He nodded in response and darted inside with his men. The winds were still howling. Instead of the usual faint saltiness, it carried the stench of blood. “Ms. Maia…” Pablo held his left chest and called out to her. Turning around, she realized his white coat was stained with blood. Frowning, she looked at Cedric and explained to him, “I almost lost our baby when Sally beat me with the baton, but he sent a doctor to examine me. Please order your men to stop his bleeding!” Casting a glance at Pablo, he responded, “It’s too late.”

Boman came in. “Time for a little exam, Luna. Just going to make sure everything is alright,” he said. He poked and prodded her belly, then lifted the blanket covering her. His poker face didn’t show anything, but everyone else in the room gasped. Everyone could smell blood from the delivery, so they didn’t notice that she hadn’t stopped bleeding. “What is it?” Thea said. Her voice was weak. “It seems you’re hemorrhaging,” Dr. Boman said, voice calm and even. “I’ll need to go in and find the source of the bleeding and stop it. There are risks—”

She shrank to the corner and stopped talking. After a long time, the doctor came out. "Doctor, how is our miss? Is her baby safe?" Sage asked hurriedly. "Fortunately, she was rescued in time and the mother and the child were out of danger, but..." The doctor was about to say something, but hesitated with a bad expression on his face. "But what?" Mary's heart skipped a beat. "Ms. Valery's blood test report shows that this bleeding is probably caused by medicine. It's not sure if this child will be affected." the doctor said.

Why was she bleeding? Jordan hurried off to raise alarm and soon, Gordon came. “What’s the matter with her? Did she fall? Is she sick? Why is she bleeding?” Gordon asked all the questions at once. He was surprised that she bled so much. She wasn’t supposed to, no matter the depth of the injury. Her healing was supposed to kick in before it became as bad as that. “I think I know who is responsible for this.” Gabriel said as he sobbed. “You do? Who?” Gordon said hurriedly.

It was as if they had suddenly found an exit. The area around the silver needles pulsed twice, and black blood flowed through. It looked horrifying. Dominic’s back was already full of needles, and now blood continuously flowed out along those needles. Only a few drops appeared initially, but all the silver needles gradually oozed blood. It was as if the virus had finally found an exit and were squeezing out wildly, jostling each other to be the first. The black blood flowed into the bathtub, mixing with the medicinal water inside and quickly permeating it.