Lirik Side Effect Novels & Stories

I responded. His eyes met mine again. “Remember I told you I was drugged.” I nodded as my hands sought solace from each other, clasping above my thighs. “It's an illegal drug; a banned drug, and I’m suffering from the side effects.” He leaned back on the chair, still squeezing his thumb. Side effects. My mind wandered to his panic attack. I bounced my foot; maybe I could generate a warmth that could melt the chill that had coursed down my spine. “What are the side effects?” There probably would be more.

Aiden fetched his phone and sent a message to Dr Jerome. What side effects should I expect from the medication? Aiden waited a while and a reply came from Dr Jerome making his phone buzzed. Some memory loss. She will remember fragments of what happened but fully know something happened. We need to be careful what she remembers, or else she will feel taken advantage of.

“And, is there really no way to treat it?” Mira glanced down at her fingers “I'm sorry Alpha, there isn't, if she's a wolf, she would have healed herself. And for the side effects… there are different kinds, depends on how it reacts to the person. However, it can arouse someone to a point of pain, especially if the person doesn't do anything to have a release at that moment.” My mind drifted back to the time I caught her masturbating in her room and the other time I found her in the bathroom. Could that be the side effect?

She looked disheveled as she threw the laptop on the desk, clutched her chest, and collapsed onto the bed. She panted heavily. Repeated vomiting had drained her, and the instability of the medication left her with a splitting headache. She curled up under the covers, and for a moment regained some clarity. Biting her lip, she whispered, “I didn’t expect the side effects to be this severe… I don’t even know if I’ll remember anything tomorrow…” The excessive neuroactive drugs might cause memory confusion. In that instant, everything went black—and Briella lost consciousness. ... Morning. Briella was drenched in sweat, lying in bed, muttering something in her sleep.

The murmurs of the conference participants sounded like the buzzing of bees around a hive. "Never mind helping victims, you yourself need to sleep to relieve drowsiness after taking medicine. However, the allergy medicine that our company produces, allows you to continue carrying out normal activities because there are no side effects. That's just one example of side effects that can be ruled out, not to mention with heart palpitations, tremors, or difficulty urinating," continued Audrey. "We make medicines to help people recover, not replace one symptom with five others!" The conference was truly an opportunity for Audrey to receive praise from various circles. Those who heard hee all expre

She could not allow anyone know her real identity just yet. “What did you do to that man?” Lena asked, turning to her on the van. Myra shrugged. “There’s a medically approved medication in Sub-Saharan that has severe itching as a side effect. And the numbness he felt later was because of mild anesthesia. Not even as strong as the one you would get on the dentist's chair.” She turned to her colleagues on the van, who were all watching her quietly. “But I guess the mind is a beautiful thing. His fear amplified the effects. It was not as bad as he thought it was.”

He looks at me, laughing again, shaking his head, but laughing at least. “That is all? Nothing else can happen?” That is why he is worried. He thinks something bad is going to happen. “Like everything, there are side effects: heart palpitations, chest pains, hallucinations, heart attacks, just like most pills obviously. She will be fine, Jackson, honestly. I took two all the time.” Marcus shrugs his shoulders like it is nothing. Jackson still doesn’t seem convinced though.

“You bitch! What the hell did you do?!” Her eyes faded back to brown. And she smiled like this was funny. “Just needed confirmation.” “Of what?” I demanded. “Nothing important,” she said lightly as she turned for the door. “Oh…and the side effects?” She tossed her hair over her shoulder. “They should clear in about an hour after they start. Lovely talking to you Lana.” She left without looking back. Hours later, the “side effects” hit and they weren’t what I had imagined. I expected weakness, nausea, or something even life-threatening but not this.

Lena gasped, her eyes wide. “What?” I asked, wiping my mouth. “You didn’t even wait for me to explain about the side effects,” she huffed. “You said it’s good for pregnant women. How bad can the side effects be?” I cocked a brow. Lena and Anna exchanged a nervous glance before Lena spoke. “Well… the main side effect is… it’s not really bad per se. But the more you drink that tea, the more you will experience a significant increase in libido.” I froze, my stomach dropping as the tea’s warmth spread through me. Increase in what?

Mila sniffed, looking down. Julie was about to say something, but the doctor walked out of the emergency room so they all immediately stood up and rushed over to him. "How is Emma? Is she okay now?" Mila asked him frantically as she wiped away her tears. "She suffers from a concussion; it's obvious that she was hit hard on her head. Her wrist is sprained and she is really panicked. I don't think it will be good for her to stay alone, she needs somebody to take good care of her. It is expected that she will suffer from PTSD, depression, nightmares, and other side effects because of what happened." Mila's heart broke as she heard the doctor say that.