My Dog Is Trembling And Throwing Up 소설 & 이야기

As my mind catches on that what I just saw was only a dream my stomach rolls and I feel the need to get to the bathroom. I throw the covers off but when I try to move, I am pinned by a heavy, weight. I try to move it, but he holds me tighter. In response to not being able to get out and the pressing need to vomit becoming worse, I panic and thrash around on the bed trying to get loose. Lobo begins to bark and gets agitated, but Grant still will not let me go. I can’t say anything for fear of losing control and emptying my stomach into the bed.

His lip trembling, the maid flinched but remained silent. I started to slump forward into the room… it swayed like I was on a ship lost at sea. I pushed my chair back, lurching my stomach while barely managing to get on my knees before I was on the cold marble floor vomiting. I could not steady myself with my hands trembling. My limbs weak, my vision spotting black, everything was spinning too fast. Dexter's strong arms were around me, lifting me off the chair as I heard him curse: 'Fucking hell.' Turning back to the table, he snapped his voice. "Get out. Now."

The black puke that stained the toilet gripped him with fear as he threw up again, the pain hitting his whole body like a shock while his stomach twisted up and it took him all he had not to scarem out in pain. “Fuck, fuc– urgh!!” He threw up again, his whole body suddenly burning up and getting shaky as he found his breathing seize and his body staggered to the side. “N-no,” he swallowed, shaking the dizziness out of his head. “I can't pass out here. No. Please stop before Kyle gets back, please stop, please stop.” He cried in a desperate whisper through his shaky breath and his soul left his body when he heard the front door open.

His male musk was still on it and it soothes me to sleep so quick. ... I wake up in the night with the strong urge to throw up. My whole body is shaking, sweating. I manage to crawl to the bathroom and when I get to the toilet, I empty out my stomach's contents. Too weak to get up, I remain there on the floor, my head pounding so hard I felt drowsy. My stomach was churning, my eyes stung with tears. Am I dying cause this feeling is so wicked. At some point, I can barely breathe.

Maybe it's because of thinking too much. She gets out of the bathtub and a wet trail is left as she grabs a towel and ties it around her waist. She slowly walks to the toilet and raises the lid. She kneels before it and begins to throw up in it. It's choking, it's leaving her breathless, it's soul wrecking, her eyes are wide open, red with lack of oxygen, but the spasms don't stop. It looks like something that wants to kill her, but she crazily dips her hand into her mouth, reaching to touch the back of her throat and she throws up some more.

I'm just about to apologize again when he suddenly presses a trembling fist against his mouth. My lips part in surprise as he hurries towards the bathroom. The door barely swings open before violent retching fills the air. I can't help but flinch at the sound, hurrying after him, only to stop at the doorway. He's on his knees in front of the toilet, one hand gripping the porcelain. His whole body convulses with each dry, painful heave. I kneel beside him, rubbing slow circles across his trembling back. He jerks away immediately. He can't even look at me.

A tremor ran through my whole body. I held her down, trying to stop her from moving. She whimpered and struggled, then she gagged. “I think I’m going to throw up.” I stood up and walked with her in my arms to the restroom. I dropped her to the floor, and turned her over so her back was against mine, and she vomited into the bathroom sink while I patted her back. Once she was done puking, she collapsed against me. I scooped her up in my arms and took her to the room. Then I lowered her to the bed carefully.

As I step into the bathroom, I rush to the hand basin, my hands flying from my mouth, and I throw up holding my stomach with both hands trying to control the pain in my stomach. What is happening to me? I clean my mouth with the back of my hand, my body trembling. "Are you alright?" Ryder asks, his voice laced with concern, he stands by the bathroom door looking intently at me. "Y-Yes," I manage to reply but I find myself throwing up again into the hand zinc, and this time Ryder rushes to my side, he pulls my hair back from my face and holds it up.

Once the car pulled back onto the road, I fastened my seatbelt with one hand and carefully adjusted the beagle in my arms again. Its whole body was trembling. Not violently. Just a constant, exhausted shiver that wouldn’t stop. I immediately took off my jacket and wrapped it gently around the dog, trying to trap what little body heat it still had. The beagle remained unnaturally quiet through all of it, curled against me without resistance, breathing in shallow uneven rhythms that made my nerves tighten more with every passing second. Too fast. Then suddenly too slow. That unstable pattern was one of the worst signs. I shifted my arm underneath its body, carefully supporting it in a position

Just as I was about to finish the food, my stomach suddenly grumbled loudly, then twisted, and the next second, my eyes were spinning. I clutched my stomach tightly, trying to stand up as the urge to throw up suddenly washed over me, but I staggered and crashed to the floor, my hand brushing over the table, the remaining soup emptying on my body. I threw up on my body. It didn't stop… My body trembled, chest tightening and pounding, vision blurring out, and my head throbbing with pain. What's wrong with me? Was it the food? Was I poisoned? My hand trembled as I reached for my phone, dialing Kael.