Merida Hiccup Novels & Stories

" Larissa had gained Lucas' total trust with her medical knowledge. Lucas was relieved that Larissa pointed it out. Otherwise, he would've made things worse. Because of the hiccups, Gladys couldn't eat well before. Now that the hiccups had stopped, she could finally eat. Halfway through her meal, she finally regained energy. When she finished her meal, the hiccups had stopped completely! "It's gone! Amazing!" The secretary was in disbelief. The hiccups had lasted over two weeks, and countless specialists had no solution. But Larissa had only used one needle and a bowl of herbal soup to cure it!

So she stayed to hear what the doctors had to say. "Mr. Turner Senior, your wife has woken up." "She was incredibly lucky today since she met a savior. If it had been five minutes later, we might have been preparing for her funeral." "Yes, the situation was extremely dangerous. Luckily, she met an excellent doctor." Upon hearing this, Andrew realized that Chris had indeed misunderstood Lana. He needed to thank her and apologize to her. "How is my wife's condition now?" The doctors explained Merida's condition and the symptoms she would be experiencing. "Because she missed the optimal treatment window, she might have some residual symptoms. After waking up, she experienced aphasia, and her li

His heart skipped a series of odd beats. “Huh!” Hoop gasped in disbelief. “Merida was frequently visiting that hospital before that incident and the record stated that Caroline was with her during those times. “She was talking to some cardio and optical specialist those times and of course she took Caroline into check-up...” she added as she slowly revealed some clues about her next narration. “Cardio and optical specialist?” Zadkiel mumbled in a daze. His heart skipped a strange beat as he asked. “What do Merida and Caroline doing in the hospital?” Arkael asked curiously. “She was fine. I didn't see her suffering from some eye illness or heart disease...” he blurted out seemingly confused.

I tried to calm down and continue eating my breakfast as I heard Bradley talking to the woman named Merida. When I looked up, Merida was looking at me with an appraising gaze, without blinking so I had to return her gaze boldly which made her look startled for a moment. "I just wanted to see the figure of the famous woman" Merida replied sarcastically, still looking at me. Does she mean me? Well... She asked for this, I thought. Cupping my cheeks as I returned her gaze, I gave her an unfriendly smile "I didn't know I was famous" I replied casually and made Marco burst out laughing for a second before Merida hit him on the shoulder as a warning.

Nobody else could make Him respond like that, Miranda was sure. She turned sideways in front of the mirror to look at her chest from the side and noticed a purpling bruise at her hip, just beneath the line of her underpants. In her excitement over her conquest she’d forgotten about that thing that happened. It had only been for a second, and she must have imagined that look.

Jordan rubbed her hands. Merida continued,"And then he asked me where the kids were. He tried to grab me and when I screamed for Jordan, he suddenly wasn't there." Detective Morrison raised an eyebrow. "Do you have anxiety problems, Ms. Merida? Maybe you were feeling overwhelmed and thought you saw him? I mean,you suffered a head injury." Merida shook her head, disagreeing. "No, I don't. I know what I saw. He was right in front of me, and then he wasn't."

He rose, walking towards the door with a bitter look on his face. “Luna, there’s a problem.” Lumina, my new maid, rushed in. “What happened, Lumina?” I asked, leaving Dennis to fend for himself. “It’s Merida. She’s in some sort of trouble; she’s been screaming for some time now. I don’t know what to do from the looks of it; she might be in grave danger, she let out, holding her chest in an attempt to slow down her breathing. “Where is she?” Damian growled.