Kepala Terasa Berat Di Bagian Belakang Mga Nobela at Kwento

LIORA I woke up the next morning feeling absolutely terrible. At first, I thought maybe I was still half asleep because my entire body felt strangely heavy. But the moment I tried sitting upright, a painful headache slammed against my skull so hard that I immediately groaned. "Jeez" My stomach twisted unpleasantly when I moved. I pressed a hand against my forehead while squeezing my eyes shut tightly. Why did I feel this awful? Beside me, Everett shifted slightly before his sleepy voice reached my ears.

However, his body wouldn't let him. He felt heavier than normal, his chest felt uncomfortable, and his eyes were hot, as if he was about to cry even though he knew he wasn't___ He felt sick. He shook his head slightly, and headaches made him wince, but he forced himself up from the bed. His legs felt weak when they touched the ground, and his waist was at the breaking point. He groaned in pain, his eyes grew hotter, and he gritted his teeth as he tried to drag his legs toward the bathroom for a quick bath.

I was extremely tired, I felt really weak and my mouth was parched. I felt a sharp, banging pain in the left side my head and grimaced. I sat up on the bed with both my hands on my head. The pain was unbearable. In addition, I became dizzy all of a sudden and became aware of the heaviness in my bladder. It was probably going to explode any moment.

Metal. My head ached something fierce from the back, like I had been struck by something heavy and hard. It took me a moment to recall what had happened, but then I remembered that I had been knocked out from behind. The last thing I remembered before passing out was feeling something slam into my skull.

The next morning, I woke up with a heavy head. My head is ringing kim crazy and I am not feeling good. The same feeling as having a migraine all over your head. Of course, I know the reason why I am feeling this way and why my body feels this heavy. After all, I wasn't able to sleep the whole night. I tried my best to sleep properly because of sudden happenings.

My head felt heavy. "Nobody touches what's mine" he roars and in the next second, I feel unbearable pain in my neck. I couldn't take it anymore and I blacked out.

I feel weak and sore. My body feels very heavy. As if, a huge boulder was pressing against me. I cannot even move a finger without feeling discomfort. What happened? My eyes frantically scanned my whole being. Just then, the disturbing memory of my weightless body thrown into the window, flashed before my eyes. It appears that I forgot to wear my seatbelt. I-I am...okay? The white ceiling and the smell of disinfectant calmed my panicking spirit, yet my brain was churning fast that my head ached.

Bianca shifted, her hand massaging her back as she went on, murmuring, “And then, there’s this lower back pain, dull and constant, that feels like it was radiating forward.” She rose and began to walk about. It was a sensation which she could not name; she could not get comfortable; sitting still hurt, standing hurt, lying down did not help Pushing her hair off her neck and blowing out the breath in her body, Bianca thought darkly, it is a vague sense that something is off, but there was no clear pain yet. *

Alexander I wake to a slow and immediate realization, one that comes as a splitting pain in my skull. The pounding pulses at the base of my head, sending a sharp pain to the back of my eyes and pressing against my temples so hard my mind starts to dull. My mouth is dry, tongue heavy and curled into the top of my mouth, throat burning. I shift. A sharp jab of discomfort shoots down my spine. My body feels so stiff and heavy and slow, the kind of sluggishness that comes from passing out in the worst possible position.

The kitchen is to my right and the counters are empty except for a few tumblers arranged in a line beneath the cupboards. "You can put that down, you know." I know he's referring to the bag, but I'll just act as if I didn't hear what he said. I take a seat on one of the sofas and place the bag on my lap. It's heavy, but reassuring. I feel a twinge of pain on my lower back, so I lean until my back is resting against the sofa and I instantly feel better. It's just my wrist now. It's a dull ache, but it's there. I'll need to take more painkillers soon.