My Ear Popped When I Blew My Nose นิยาย & เรื่องราว

My hands flew to my ears, but it was too late. The scream burrowed into my skull like fire-tipped needles. A splitting pressure built behind my ears, hot and unbearable. Then, pop. Agony. Blinding, red-hot, liquid agony. I felt it before I saw it: warm fluid pouring out of my ears, sticky against my hands. Blood. A wave of dizziness hit me hard. My vision flickered, then flooded with searing white, as if the sun had exploded behind my eyes. My body wavered.

The noise was fading but what if it came back? The doctor didn’t push further. He exchanged a few low words with Ethan, too quiet for me to catch. Then he gave me a polite nod and left the room. Ethan turned back to me and walked closer. He sat on the edge of the bed, reaching for my hand, and I let him take it. His fingers were warm and firm around mine, and I welcomed the touch. “The loud noise from the explosion affected your inner ear,” he explained, his voice softer than usual but still carrying that familiar chill. “That’s why you were hearing the ringing. If it continues, you’ll need to see the doctor again.”

She leaned her back against the icy, rough surface, calming her racing heart. Her nose had swollen at the bridge, making it challenging to breathe. Every breath through her blocked nasal passages sounded like someone whistling a sad tune. Aiko's fingers gently trailed over her misshapen nose and bruised eyes. Then she put her hands on each side of her nose and cracked it back into place with a firm swift move. Tears flowed from her eyes as the pain spread across her face. Aiko spat out a lump of blood and loosened her shoulders.

I tell them with a shrug. They all look at each other before Lyra grabs my arm and yanks me toward the changing room/shower room/bathroom. As soon as we're in there Lyra pushes me toward a mirror. A gasp automatically escapes my lips right when I see my nose in the mirror. It's swollen up so big that it looks like I got a Botox for Shrek's nose. It's completely blue and black all over, like something from a horror movie. "All I did was hit into a door, how did this happen?" I screech.

Something solid slamming into the side. The airbag exploded into my face. A blunt, violent blow. Sharp pain across my nose, my forehead, my cheeks. The car kept dragging, skidding. Another hit, harder, on my side. My body slammed against the seatbelt. Glass shattered. A hollow, crushing sound like something bending past its limit. My head snapped back and forth. There was pain. So much pain. And then, suddenly, silence. Not complete silence. There was still a high, distant ringing in my ears, like the world had been muffled underwater. But no more screaming metal. No more tires scraping. No more horns.

As soon as I went in, they rushed to me, alarm on their faces and began to treat the nose. “How did this happen?" The doctor asked as he examined me. He had a few medical items in his hands, and I didn't know what for. . I explained to him what had happened. Though not in full details, I just told him of John catching my ankles and pulling me to the ground and how my face smashed into it. His brows furrowed and he looked more concerned. “We have to make sure you didn't have a concussion, so we'll look for that but for now let's see your nose"

Kira My ear throbbed in pain as I lay on the hospital bed. Luckily for me, the poison-tipped weapon only brushed the outer part of my ear, and the doctors had successfully removed the poison and applied a topical antiseptic. They covered my ear with a bandage to stop the bleeding.

I let the painful flashes give me more reason to cry, accompanying the pain in my chest. We stayed there until everyone was gone. Lerry helped me down because I couldn't walk properly, I was dizzy. My head pounded like it was being hammered on. My vision was completely blurred, sweat and tears drenching my body and my heart beating convulsively. 'We need to get you to a hospital, you are bleeding from your nose!' Lerry panicked.

I could hear the blaring sound buzzing in my ear as Pain explodes in every part of my body, all I could feel and see was darkness and pain. For one disorienting moment I genuinely couldn’t tell which direction was up or where and how it all happened. My head is cracked against the window Or maybe the roof. Honestly I wasn’t taking notes with shattered glass around me, some buried in my skin, chest, hair and face. Those tiny fragments slicing across my skin as something inside my shoulder popped with enough force to make me nauseous. I could feel warm liquid immediately flooding down the side of my face. And immediately I knew it was blood!

The wind left my lungs with a hiss of breath. Moments later, my back struck the ground with an agonizing thud. I lay there for a moment, gasping, unable to breathe. As I did so, I took stock of my situation. My left ear rang, but my head was clear. This wasn't the first time in the past week that I'd been hit by an explosion. I could still see, which was good. Unfortunately, however, the full ache in my ribcage told me that I would be suffering the moment my adrenaline wore off.