Kepala Terasa Berat Di Bagian Belakang Novels & Stories

I recalled what had happened and why I was here. My neck was cramped and my back felt as though I’d carried a boulder, or multiple boulders, for endless miles. Why was I suddenly feeling exhausted? And God, how long have I been sleeping? “Did I wake you up?” Zeke’s voice sounded faraway. I shook myself awake and answered his question. “Wow,” he chuckled. “Did you drink or something?” “I don’t even know.” I groaned. “I just feel so tired. You know that heaviness you feel after your first shift, I feel that way right now.”

Gravity must be ten times the normal because I couldn't even lift my arms up. My whole back felt like they were hammered by a baseball bat a hundred times over. The only difference is I don't have crushed bones, but it felt like it. Well, not really. I've never been hammered by a bat before. I stared at the ceiling as two of my bunkmates entered.

Chapter 52 Kyla Something is definitely wrong. It starts as a prickle at the back of my neck, like invisible fingers brushing my skin. At first I tell myself it’s nothing, just nerves, exhaustion, the concussion making me jittery. But the feeling doesn’t fade. It grows stronger, heavier, until it’s impossible to ignore.

Her head felt so heavy! Groaning, she lifted her hands, trying to lift and flip her body on her back. But, she stopped trying to turn to her side because of an electrifying pain that jolted her entire body. The most painful area was her hips. She felt as if she had twisted them so horribly.

Definitely something to think about—after she got rid of the headache plaguing her. “Jeez, stop already,” she muttered to her aching brain. Her head had begun to pound like a teenager with a new drum set and her lower back felt tight and achy, her legs weak. You’re probably sick from breathing in the recycled air on the plane and sore from being stuck in those tiny little seats.

I gasped, pressing my hand to my forehead, feeling heat that hadn't been there before. The phone buzzed again, the vibration somehow too loud, drilling into my skull. I reached for it, intending to turn it off completely, but my hand missed. Everything felt wrong suddenly, my body felt too heavy, my thoughts became too slow, like I was moving through syrup. The headache intensified, blinding white pain lancing through my temples, and I fell back against the pillow, unable to hold myself upright. Something was wrong, really wrong, but I couldn't organize my thoughts enough to figure out what.

With one tremendous effort, I pushed myself up from the bed. My legs felt wobbly and staggering beneath me, my head feeling like the weight of a dumbbell. A migraine throbbed at the back of my skull, as if numerous construction workers were digging into my head. Unable to keep me afloat, my legs buckled to the floor and I fell with a slightly loud thud. I groaned to myself and breathed in deeply, unwilling to give up in my endeavour. Why do I feel so weak? I was literally panting my lungs out like I had ran a marathon.

After dinner, we slowly made our way out of the dining room. Kai never let go of me, not even for a second. His arm stayed wrapped around my waist like he was afraid I’d disappear if he let go. I was full and sleepy, and my body felt heavier than usual. My legs ached a little, and my lower back was starting to hurt too. That happened a lot lately—being almost six months pregnant came with a lot of surprises. Kai kept glancing down at me, his eyes filled with worry, but I gave him a small smile to let him know I was okay.

Nyx The first thing I felt was the pounding at the back of my head that spread behind my eyes. Being struck in the head until I was unconscious really felt like shit. I tried to massage the pain away. I couldn't. My entire body felt too heavy, like I was under a sandbag.

Ouch! That was the word Leon had repeated countless times ever since he woke up. Even now, he muttered it again as he felt the back of his body stiffen painfully with every step he took. "I really am getting old, it seems. This ache keeps reminding me of it," he mumbled. He paused for a moment, rubbing his lower back as he stretched gently until a satisfying crack echoed from his spine.