The Fever Novels & Stories

He didn’t even get a cold, and now, he was sick because he missed her! “He’s having a high fever of 40°C. He’s burning hot like a furnace, so what do you think?” Lucas’s voice was laced with concern. Charlotte became even more nervous, and a layer of sweat began to appear on her forehead. “Then, did you guys send him to the hospital? Did you give him an antipyretic?”

Anna screams and tries striking the figure. “Stop over-reacting!,” the figure says, it’s her mother. Anna had slept through the day. Anna keeps screaming and nearly falls off the bed. She lays on the floor and starts to shiver. Her entire body feels cold all of a sudden even though she’s covered by a blanket. Mrs. Moyo looks at her daughter and feels her forehead. Her temperature is very, very high and she’s shivering. She’s sick. Mrs. Moyo helps lift Anna back to the bed which is no easy feat with Anna being a tall woman and slightly delusional from the fever.

“My head hurts, and I’m cold. It’s just a normal fever, Alexa.” “Well, a fever is a sign of infection, Doctor. It could be viral or bacterial. Either way, you need treatment. Maybe it’s just a common cold or a cough, but… you need paracetamol to prevent delirium. I’ll get you some.” She returned to the desk and wrote on one of his sticky notes. “I’ll buy it, Ma’am,” Mang Karding offered. “Please do. And buy some food too; he probably hasn’t eaten yet,” she added, making Aslan smile faintly.

“You’re still hotter than normal.” “I am?” He looks into my eyes. “Why would you be hotter than normal?” “It’s called a fever,” Eliza quips. “Have you been dead for that long? Humans get fevers. It happens when they’re sick.” “You’re sick?” Lucas is suddenly concerned. “I’m feeling a little rundown, and with everything that’s been going on, I’m actually not surprised I got a cold.” “What can I do to make you better?” “Watch a movie with me?” I suggest. “I’m tired and want to go back to sleep.”

Mandy got up and picked up Maria Lua, placing the back of her hand on our little one's tiny forehead: - Yes, he has a fever. - How do you know? Ben arched an eyebrow. - It's hot. - But she's always warm. - I spoke. – Even because… Blood circulates inside her. - Heavens... Because “fuck” can't be said, right? – Mandy went with Maria Lua to the bedroom, putting her on my bed – Let's make a compress with water at room temperature, to lower the fever. I need a thermometer and get her health insurance card if she persists.

“Hunter, Kayden is moaning, laying on the floor, how can I say, I don’t know how to say it right, he came back to normal.” Hunter is quick. “Ah! Got it, that’s great, let’s see how he is.” Hunter gets to the living room and crouches beside Kayden, he’s sweating, his lips are dry, he’s mumbling some words. I put my hand on his forehead and confirm what I was suspicious of, Kayden is burning in fever. “Hunter, he has a fever, it seems high, do you have a thermometer?” He goes to the bathroom and gets the thermometer in the first aid kit.

Her and that voice. She opened her eyes, a little freak out, but the truth was that Mira had seen many patients who have fever or high fever go into a different state of mindset. That is exactly what she thought about herself. Sweating, hot flash, body pain, she was having a fever. She reminded herself but nevertheless, thought at Sirie could give some kind of an answers to her.

Her small chest rose and fell too fast, like she couldn’t get enough air. Mother Elara arrived within minutes, still tying her robe. She took one look at Lena and cursed. “The power burn,” she said. “I was afraid of this. She used too much magic too fast. Her body’s trying to compensate.” “What does that mean?” Kaden asked. “It means the fever is her body’s way of burning off excess energy. Like a forge getting too hot and needing to cool down.” Mother Elara pulled out her healer’s bag. “If we can’t bring the temperature down, it’ll damage her. Maybe permanently.”

There was such a frame in Bianca's bedroom at Franco's house, so she knew it was Bianca's favorite. Gaby was already wrapped in a blanket, but it was still cold out there. Why hasn't this fever disappeared? It bothers me; it's annoying." Gaby said gently as she held her head. The movie room air conditioner was the substantial volume that it was purposely put there. It looks like her fever's going to go up a little higher. The warmth of her breath and the vapor of her eyes were different. She folded her leg and held it in her arms by putting her chin on her two knees.

Vlador asked. "I'm not sure. But I think it's just a common fever. Fevers can occur if there's an infection inside or outside the human body, so the body itself generates heat to kill bacteria," Triana explained. "Did you get that explanation from a book too?" Vlador guessed. Triana's eyes widened. She chuckled and nodded. "That's right. It seems like I’ve been mentioning books too much to you, didn’t I?" She laughed again, seeming quite proud of it.