Passed Out Eye Check Novels & Stories

Anya stands and was about to go but suddenly her vision blurs making her stumble, Sebastian who was beside her quickly holds her. Elders get worried, Aaden and Ayaan, both rushed to her as well. Sebastian makes her sit on the chair and asks "What happened?" To which Anya shakes her head "There is nothing to worry about, I'm fine." Ayaan argues "If you are fine then why did you feel dizzy?" Aaden holds Anya's wrist and checks her pulse then her eyes and asks "When did you have your lunch?"

"Why are you suddenly checking this? Just ask Dr. Michael, your attending physician. He'll know." "I suspect that someone else cured my eyes."

He was hesitating to touch my chin but in the end, he did so he could properly check my eye. “It’s reddish now. Should we go to the hospital?” I laughed at his suggestion. I grabbed my phone and opened its front camera to check my eye. “I just pricked my eye. It’s nothing serious, Luke.” My forehead creased when I saw Pierce walk past my office with an angry expression. I couldn’t see properly because my eye felt sore but I’m certain it was him. What’s wrong with him? I just shrugged my shoulders and ignored him. I checked my eye again when my assistant knocked and entered. She was carrying a glass of juice and pasta. I asked for it because I suddenly craved pasta.

My eyes were already flashing between life and death. “You have to get your health checked,” Niamh announced as she came with a man whose uniform gave away that he was a doctor He kept checking my pulse through my wrist, pulled my lower eyelids down to check my eyes, and did some other things. By the time he was done, I was already closing my eyes to have some peaceful moments of sleep. “She just has to rest well. There’s no concern about her health. The last sentence was heard as I fell asleep deeply. I didn’t know when they all exited and cleaned the room. I was far gone and didn’t even care to ask of the alpha that had facilitated my release.

She bit her lip as her eyes went to Benjamin, who looked equally touched that he seemed to be seeing a little clearer. "Hi, buddy," Benjamin cooed and Micheal turned his head, looking at Benjamin before letting out his first giggle. Benjamin's smile got bigger. "Does daddy look funny?" he asked, making Micheal giggle more. "I'll take that as a yes," he said as he looked at Pandora. The optician did a few more tests as she calmed herself, and then send them on their way after telling them to come back in three months for a recheck.

She put the box in front of her on a table and took gloves and put them on. "Can we do this on the couch.. lay down for me a bit..." I furrowed my brows at her. "I have to examine you..." "Why do I have to lay down on the couch..? Can't we do that here.. you make it sound like you'll ask me to get undressed and look at my genitals.." She laughed, "I want to check your eyes... relax..." We went to the couch and she checked my eyes.. "Okay... you don't get enough sleep.."

Don't get your hopes up. "Retinas appear normal; no haemorrhage or oedema..." Dr. Stone murmured, more so to herself. The woman put her Ophthalmoscope away and turned to Khione and Diana with a sigh. "There's no damage that I can see to her actual eyes. However, I'd like to run a full panel, rule everything out" Khione ran a shaking hand down her face, Diana hummed in thought, and Artemis was quiet.

I could see Cole’s expression harden at the end of the table, his jaw flexing once. A fresh wave of murmurs rippled through the room,pens scratching, lenses zooming in. The man leaned forward, clearly savoring the reaction. “So, it is true. Was it a routine check-up, or,” “Routine,” I cut in before he could finish, keeping my tone clipped, professional. “Every athlete goes through them. Eyes, joints, reflexes… you name it. It’s part of staying in top form.” My lips curved into the kind of polite smile I’d learned to perfect over the years,one that gave nothing away. But inside, I could feel the burn of realization setting in.

Somehow the look in his eyes gave me relief. The doctor held my arm checking my pulse. "Ma'am, I can clearly see from your eyes how extremely worried you are right now. You don't have to worry? All you need to do right now is to calm down and relax because everything is under control." I felt calm and was a bit relaxed. I was in a safe place.

She smiled brightly, "I feel better than I did a week ago." The mother and son came to the ophthalmology department. Hayden waited outside, and Avery went inside for inspection. After a series of meticulous examinations, the doctor told her the truth, "Your optic disc is bleeding a little, and your cornea also has a problem, but it is not very serious. We can treat it using medications. You just need to return for routine checkups." Avery breathed a sigh of relief. When she came out r, she had a very relaxed expression.