The Lungs Are Blank To The Ribs Mga Nobela at Kwento

I tuned out the sounds of the room around me as I focused on my wolfs instructions. ‘You need to protect your right side, your ribs are broken still, if you are hit there, even once, it could pierce a lung, and there is no way that will heal without shifting.’ She frantically instructed. And I almost nodded as I kept the thought foremost in my mind.

I said wearily. " What I'm saying is you can't make the donation you're here for because it's already out of control. See...The fluid in her lungs..." he turns a book of human anatomy over to me,that displays the internal organs of the human body. It was like staring into a biology book but this one didn't have silly drawings like we did in school. It was raw , more real and it was terrifying. "...has spread around the ovaries here and just around the heart." He continues

I said. " Val, how would I pass this test without you?" Miranda said, sounding exasperated, "Now, where the hell's the Manubrium?" "Oh, that's just the bony part of your sternum where the first rib and collar bone joins." I explained, running my finger down from my neck to feel the mass of bone beneath my skin. Then I leaned forwards and touched Miranda's. Through her top, as there were other students around still. "And how do I find the tenth rib?" Miranda asked.

The mark on my ribs pulses once, hard, then fades. I sit there, alone in the silence of the inn, trying to remember how to breathe. Because gods help me… Some small, awful part of me wanted to stay.

But they didn’t need to. I pressed the heel of my hand to my chest as if I could slow the ache swelling beneath my ribs. My lungs burned, not from breathlessness—but from the effort of trying to keep everything inside. I folded the clipping back into its envelope and tucked it beneath the rest, as if hiding it might soften the truth. It didn’t. Ruby stirred weakly—like a flicker of movement behind glass. She didn’t offer comfort or commentary. Just a low, unsettled growl.

searing pain burned my ribs and lungs the more I attempted to breathe. Without hesitation, she landed effortlessly alongside me. Still licking the fur around her lips to clean my blood from her muzzle. Her eyes darkened, and she looked into my eyes with desire. She removed her gaze from mine and turned her attention to scanning my body. I watched in horror as she dropped down to her knees next to me, placing her claws on my chest. The monster slowly moved one leg over me, to the other side of my body, and positioned herself in a dominant stance above me.

“Just get in here, already. I haven’t had visitors in days.” Thomas was sitting up in his bed, propped handsomely with pillows on either side. I knew that he had broken several ribs himself and his lung had collapsed. He was seated bare-chested on his bed, a pair of hospital pants pulling tight across his muscular frame. Sensors were attached to half of his abdomen and chest on one side. I approached the bed. “Nice to see you,” I said, extending a hand. “How are you healing?” “Ribs are ok,” he rasped, then coughed. A wet sound gurgled from within. “But my lung isn’t quite back up to snuff yet. Something about drainage or something.” He coughed again, excusing himself.

Both were by the middle, guarding her right lung. "Her ribs have been like this at least for a week. This broken rib might've touched the lung when she moved and ran the laps. Maybe that's why she screamed in pain. We should fix this before this gets serious," he said. "Doctor, she's a werewolf. I've had plenty of broken ribs; why didn't this... heal?" Kavin asked and trailed off when I glared at him.

"Tami grab me a 16 gauge syringe" "Do you know what's wrong doctor?" The panicking nurse asks "Her larynx has shifted she is suffering from tension pneumothorax" i tell her. "Holy shit she's not breathing" Tami yells handing me the needle "That's because her lungs has collapsed and and her heart is being pushed into her chest cavities"

I asked, as I gently placed my hand where my ribs hurt. “My portable x-ray showed no fractures or breaks, but if you would feel better with complete imaging, I can take you to the hospital.” Tessa continued to put away her medical supplies while setting an unmarked pill bottle and tube on the bedside table. “I did notice that the muscles around your ribs are cramped and bruised, which is likely what is causing you pain.” “No, I trust you.” I pressed my fingers against my ribs and did feel like there was a knot there. “I just wanted to be sure.” I removed my hand from my side rib cage and placed it on my lap.