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The doctor asked. "It's nothing serious, it's just in my lower abdomen!" I said, and the doctor nodded, walking towards me as he examined me "Is it like a sharp pain?" I nodded "Do you feel any other way except the pain," the doctor asked and I bit down on my lower lip. I was feeling a bit tired though and I know I can't lie to a doctor "Just a little bit tired, but not so much," The doctor gave me a tight smile before turning to Gabriel.

' I wondered but that was not the problem because I felt something hard poking my belly and I felt uncomfortable. What the hell is that? And how do I get myself into this mess?

I didn't die but the pain on my left intensified, now unbearable. My waist is burning and slowly blood is trickling down my thighs; I can barely breathe. The contractions are making me dizzy, I can't do this anymore. GABE! 계속

"Well, I'm here, so not very good." "Ms.Kent, your test results came back negative for any abnormalities or pregnancy. What are your symptoms?" "I have bloating, upset stomach, loss of appetite, I've been sleeping more." "If your test wasnt negative I would think that you are pregnant." The doctor said turning towards me. "So what could it be?" I ask not sure were the doctor was taking this. "Well Ms.Kent, were going to draw some blood, do an exam and go from there." "Sounds good." I said laying back on the exam table. "Alright Ms.Kent let me know if any of this pushing on your stomach hurts." The doctor said pushing lower and lower on my stomach. "None of this hurts?" He asks pushing closer

All of a sudden, I get a sharp pain below my stomach and I wince and let out a moan of pain. "Mmm!" I say, putting my hand where the pain is as I swallow my food. Xavier looks up at me and his eyes go wide as he puts his hand on my stomach, his eyebrows furrowed. "What's happening? Are you alright? What do I need to do, baby?" he asks me, his eyes concerned. "Nothing, I'm fine. It's just a contraction." I say, leaning back in my chair and rubbing my stomach. "You don't need anything?" he asks, worried.

I breathed in sharply as I felt a sharp and throbbing pain in my lower stomach, hips, and low back. It hurts to breathe when standing up, it just flat out hurts to stand period. My eyes started to burn as I held onto my lower stomach as I made my way to see who was operating the boat because it was clearly on Santiago and the boat was moving at a good pace. I winched with every step I took along with a deep inhale. I discovered another painful throbbing feeling that was in my nether region. It also didn’t help that the fabric down there kept rubbing it causing slightly more discomfort.

Gracie woke up with a terrible cramp around her belly. It was certainly surprising for her since she doesn't usually get cramps. However, as she says that, her lower abdomen felt a twist that ached her entire belly along with her head, causing her to feel a little more irritated than usual. Okay, maybe not little. She just simply feels like throwing the entire building on her head. Very simple.

His gaze flickered down to my stomach, his brows furrowing slightly. “How bad is it?” he asked, his voice lower now. I hesitated before pressing a hand against my abdomen, feeling the discomfort intensify. “It’s been getting worse,” I admitted. “I don’t know if it’s stress or something else, but… it’s not normal.”

Kiara: You go, girl! I exited the messaging app and put my phone aside before climbing out of the bed, only to stumble and clutch my stomach as a sharp pain went through my lower abdomen. I sat back on the edge of the mattress, bent down and I breathed through my mouth to let the pain pass. It was now a third time that I was experiencing such a pain. I was feeling discomfort last night when we made love but I chalked it up to me being sore, but now a certain fear that I was pushing back since the first time I experienced this pain was coming to the forefront of my mind and I really didn’t want to acknowledge it. Was something wrong with my baby?

I pulled the blanket up higher, closed my eyes, and let out a slow breath. Just go back to sleep, I told myself. It's nothing. But then it came again. This time it wasn't a gentle ache. It was a sharp, grabbing pain that wrapped around my entire lower belly like a fist clenching tight. I gasped, my hand flying to my stomach. The pressure built, hard and unyielding, pressing down like something was pushing against my insides from the inside out. I couldn't breathe for a second. I just lay there, frozen, my fingers digging into my belly, waiting for it to pass.