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He groaned frustrated as he sat down very slowly on the bed. “What’s going on?” Danica asked him softly as she sat next to him studying his movements. “The world keeps randomly spinning and when it happens my head hurts. It's the worst headache I've ever had,” He said, propping his arms up on his legs and leaning his head into his hands so they cradled his head as he spoke.

My hair is damp with sweat, sticking slightly to my forehead, my chest rising and falling heavier than it should be. “Get a grip,” I mutter under my breath. I straighten, pulling my shirt over my head, tossing it aside, then reaching for the hem of my shorts. When a sudden sharp pain hit me. “Ah— shit.” My breath catches as the pain slices through my lower abdomen, strong enough to make my knees buckle. I grab the edge of the sink but it doesn’t help. I drop. One knee hits the tiled floor first, then the other, my hand moving instinctively to my abdomen, pressing down hard as if that will stop it.

This building should be crowded because the theater here is one of the elite buildings that are usually only intended for upper class people. Dug "Ow!" I winced softly as I clenched my throbbing palms. I just tripped over my own canne when it swung backwards due to my careless hand. Then now I'm sitting between the steps with the pain that feels so bad in both hands. This pain is really giving me a headache because I fell pretty hard without anyone to help me. "Are you okay?" “Ee… I'm fine. Just a little sore." I said to someone whose face I couldn't see clearly because the man lowered his head in front of me. He seemed to be trying to check my palm which he said was a little red after the e

Something hard slammed into the back of my head and I roared in pain and fury. The lid of the coffin dropped to the floor and I fell right beside it, squeezing my eyes shut as the edges to my vision blurred. I slanted my eyes open and I caught sight of Katherine as she crouched down in front of me and touched the side of my head. I tried to stand but my hands were being held by someone. I jerked and trashed but he didn't budge. I was weakened because I had not fed in a while. My whole body felt like it was being crushed.

POV: Beatrice "How are you feeling this morning?" Dr. Takagi asked, his fingers poised over his keyboard. "Fine…" I hesitated. "I threw up again. Felt a little off-balance." The shift in the room was immediate. Neither Ryuu nor I had mentioned it before leaving. I hadn’t wanted to worry them. Now, it was unavoidable. "Common with concussions," Dr. Takagi said, typing. "Still dizzy? What did you eat this morning?"

Kisa looked at him in shock, "How do you know my tailbone is injured?" "When I hugged you while you fainted, you were dazedly clutching that place, saying it hurts." Jensen's tone, carrying a touch of anger, "Kisa, you must be very painful at that time." Kisa lowered her eyes and stayed silent. 'It is as painful as a cramp.' "The doctor took an X-ray of you. The bone wasn't injured, and the hard fall caused the pain."

My attempt to sit up was immediately thwarted by an agonising headache. “Calm yourself, Your Highness,” the healer assisted my head as I laid back down. “You need to rest. Your body needs to recuperate.” I took a moment for the pain to subside. I then continued my question, “What do you mean that my body went into shock?”

My belly is aching and cold with the damp surface I seem to be lying face down on, also bumpy and textured, and yet it helps bring back sensation to the heavy body I couldn’t feel a moment ago. It takes a minute to come around and get my bearings fully. The dull light of the sun coming up and warming my frozen bones back from death, and yet I can’t move properly at all. My hair tugs as I incline my head. A yank and pull makes me groan feebly, and I sink back to my previous position with no energy to do more. My skull is unbearably sensitive.

Isaac followed the doctor into our room and he noticed my expression immediately, “Your back has been hurting all day, hasn’t it?” I asked, “How did you know?” He sighed, “We’re mates; I know when you are hurting.” Doctor Brawn asked, “Is the pain across your lower back or is it just one side?” I answered, “It’s across my lower back. It’s very uncomfortable and I can’t seem to find a position that helps.”

I nodded, feeling the slight pain in my neck as I took a spoon of the food, just to please her. Thankfully, it worked. She gave me a smile and stroked my head gently before going back to eating. Just then, a very sharp pain seized my belly immediately. I stiffened for a moment, the spoon dropping out of my hands and falling on the floor. My eyes widened as the pain stayed, and soon I was starting to feel a painful tug on my lower abdomen.