My Oxygen Novels & Stories

He needed to have them at all times to monitor his heart beat and oxygen levels whenever symptoms appeared. "An oximeter is used to measure oxygen levels. It is important for me to make sure that your levels are normal, especially after you come into contact with something that could trigger your asthma." She explained, wondering why Sean was struggling not to laugh. "I'll have someone bring them in the next 30 minutes." She mumbled a thank you, sir. He turned to leave but paused, holding her gaze, his eyes turning black as he spat. "And by the way, never step inside my office again without knocking."

He was sleeping peacefully. "Look at his tiny hands," Fabe felt so warm holding her son that she didn't realize her tears welled from her eyes. "I'm your Mommy, Liam,” she smiled in tears and approached the doctor. “Why is my baby in oxygen? Is something wrong with him?” “Mrs. Hamilton, he has a slow heartbeat and low oxygen. I’m sorry but rest assured that we are doing the best we can to save him,” the doctor replied. After spending time with Liam, Fabe asks Lyla to roll her back into her room.

My eyes widened as I realized something. The density and amount of oxygen did not matter. Sarah won't accept synthetic oxygen. Does it mean... Sarah can only live with natural oxygen?

The quiet in Jace’s cabin felt suffocating, wrapping around me like a heavy blanket. My mind churned, replaying every word he had said, trying to make sense of the impossible. My breath was uneven, my pulse still racing from the weight of the truth. **Omega.**

"Not far, do you know where you are being kept?" "No, I was out of it when they brought me here, I'm locked in a room with a guard outside my window and the only thing I can see past him is an apple tree" "Ok, hold tight I love you sis" "Yeah, you too". I look at ocean and give him a small smile "Shes safe, a bit bruised, they are guarding her" I see Ocean's eyes turn black when I say that Desert is a bit bruised so I quickly hurry on,

The air in the laboratory became very heavy. It was not the kind of heat you feel from the sun. It was the feeling of a machine that was stopping. Maya looked at the computer screen near the door. The numbers were dropping fast. * 100%. * 95%. * 90%. That was the amount of oxygen in the warehouses. Thousands of people were sleeping in those glass boxes. If the oxygen reached zero they would all die. "Benson stop this now!" Maya screamed at the security camera. Her voice was rough. Her throat felt like it was on fire because of the gold liquid she had swallowed earlier.

Oxygen is sucked from my lungs, color is sucked from the room. The only color I see. Is red. Red. Red. On my fingers. I see red.

"It will be just fine out there until tomorrow." Michael sank onto the sofa and turned on the oxygen that was tucked away out of sight, placing the cannula in his nose and taking a deep breath. Maggie watched with concern. "Are you okay? Was that too much?" He waved a hand toward her. "Nah, just got a little winded, that's all." Maggie seemed unconvinced. "Tell you what, let me catch my breath for a second. I'd really like to go for a ride."

he asked with care in his eyes as he helped Wilkes out of the room which stunk worse than it had minutes ago as it meshed with the fresh wind that blew in through the window, heightening the foul odour. "There was no oxygen in there," Wilkes replied as he put one of Trisha's arms round his shoulder as Harold did the same with her second arm as he stepped into the room. "A very limited amount of oxygen I mean, but I managed to... Your face! You're bleeding, what happened?"

Rosa was thinking in her mind "I have walked for what feels like a couple of hours now. My mobile seems to be not working and glitching. No wonder this area was prohibited for us. I am actually quite scared. I have an artificial atmosphere device attached with me which is supplying me with the required oxygen so I know I will at least not die due to suffocation or inefficient oxygen. At least not now, till the system is working and till there is oxygen left in the tank. It is connected with hotel Oxymar's main point of supply but there are a thousand different scenarios that might happen. Also I am far away from the safe zone so the supply is pretty weak and eventually it might just stop. I