My Ear Popped When I Blew My Nose Novels & Stories

An ear-piercing crash could be heard. One of the doors of Noah’s black Maybach flew off its hinges after brutally scraping against the wall. It made a loud clang when it hit the pavement. At the next moment, his car teetered toward a wall ahead and rammed into it. A loud crash could be heard. Then, thick, black smoke rose from the hood of the car. The airbag was deployed upon impact, saving Noah’s life. However, several shards of sharp glass flew right at him and buried themselves deeply into his right arm. Crimson blood flowed down his white shirt before dripping onto the ground.

I removed the towel from my nose, but blood continued to run, so I quickly covered it again. A sudden urge to sneeze held me, and I knew this was bad. I stood up and walked away from the table, my hand securing the towel around my nose. I sneezed hard, and felt a whirling sensation of blood rushing into my head which made me stagger, but I steadied myself with the help of the wall. My hand which I leaned on the wall covered my bleeding nose, while I had my other hand on my waist. Without turning to my doctor, I asked through the mind link, "Where's the restroom?"

I rolled my eyes, closing them again. "LOOK OUT!" A male voice hollers not even a minute later. My eyes shot open. Seriously these assho... BAM! The football slapped me flat in the face, knocking me backwards to the ground. Hands flung out on either side, the world around me spun wildly and my eyes fluttered open and closed repeatedly. I had tried to sit up way too quickly and that was my error. It made me dizzy, for all I know my nose could possibly be broken- who knows, it was the sting of the impact that made my head swirl.

Tilting his head to the side, he said, “It’s a damn shame that I have to mess up such a pretty face.” My eyes grew wide as his fist flew towards my face, it was like it was going in slow motion, but I still wasn’t quick enough to avoid it and it connected with my nose. The cringe-worthy sound of my nose breaking came first, then the pain rushed in afterwards. Blood spewed out of my nose like a burst dam and it wasn’t long before my eyes were rolling into the back of my head. I lost my balance and began to fall backwards.