Novel & Cerita Uneasy Feeling Crossword Clue

Something feels off, but you just can't put your finger on it. "I don't know why but she gives me an uneasy feeling," I said, giving an apologetic smile. I honestly feel bad to say this. But Lily doesn't stop asking me what's wrong since Krystal left and I suppose she also notices my anxiety. “Did she say something that upset you while I wasn’t paying attention?” Lily is asking me. Her expression was strict and grave. "No! No!" I said right away. I absolutely don't want my relationship with Krystal to become strained just because of this unclear feeling I'm feeling right now.

Kean's breathing suddenly quickened and his pupils shrank; the emotion as well as the chaos that had returned were on the verge. 'Get used to it.' Instantly frozen, plus feeling a gentle caress on the top of his head Gradually, we are already in a warm embrace. 'Honest, and really sincere, isn't it? It's so different from them.' Kean was getting more and more confused by the unfamiliar feeling that attacked him. "Calm down." He immediately looked up and made eye contact with Kaila. Kaza, who was watching from the doorway of the room, immediately breathed a sigh of relief. Because Kaila did not have the same fate as Kendra.

Rayne I feel uncomfortable yet at ease in his presence. The 'ease' part is only because of the bond. Being uncomfortable is common sense. I never know how to explain this confusion inside of me. Maybe there is no explanation. I want him near me but at the same time, I want him far away from me. He's trouble, and nothing ever works out well for me whenever he's around.

As I was looking at her, she stopped playing and looked at me. She pointed at me and began to say, "Mama... Who?" Being baffled by her statement, I turned, "Wha-" Before I could say anything, the darkness consumed me as I lost my consciousness falling into the abyss... Lawrence POV:- Ever since I left home, I felt some uneasiness inside me. Like my heart is beating fast from dread and I can't focus on anything. A strange feeling like something bad is going to happen. I can't shake this feeling, it's indicating that something bad is going to happen.

I felt a wave of DÉJÀ VU I felt down My heart almost throbbing out of place My imagination going wide I feel my emotions disheveled My emotions trying to balance This weird feeling haunting me I keep praying vehemently I felt so low Happy at myself Disappointed with my feelings The feelings that refused to go away I feel so hopeless I need someone to trust with this secret Can I find one? I will keep waiting Waiting, controlling, and disciplining myself To keep this feeling at bay I pray in my heart To tell the right person

Raya As I sit in my car, Sean's questions echo in my mind, leaving me feeling unsure and unsettled. The weight of his inquiries hangs in the air, tugging at my thoughts and stirring up a sense of unease. Despite my efforts to push them aside, the answers remain elusive, dancing just out of reach.

“But we’re close. We’re about to cross into pack territory.” “Okay. Stay put,” he said quickly. “We’ll be together soon.” His words wrapped around me, making me feel less anxious as I was. Then the connection faded. I leaned my head back against the window and let out a slow breath. I was home. But the comfort I expected to stay for long never indeed lasted. Instead, a strange unease settled deep in my chest. Something was off. I could feel it. I did not know what was coming, but I knew one thing for certain. Whatever it was, it was going to be big.

“What is it?” Daniella hesitated before sighing. “Lately, I’ve had this… uneasy feeling. Like I’m being watched. I can’t explain it, but my gut tells me that things are about to get rough.” Grace frowned, concern flashing in her eyes. “Dani, it might just be the stress catching up to you. You’ve been through so much—your pregnancy, leaving Liam, starting over. It’s natural to feel on edge.” “Maybe,” Daniella admitted, though the feeling gnawed at her. It wasn’t just stress. It felt real, like the calm before the storm.

That subtle pressure in the air, like the world is holding its breath. Kacey is fixing my veil when her hands pause. “Do you feel that?” she asks. I swallow. “Yeah.” Mrs. Sharon frowns. “Feel what?” “Nothing,” Kacey and I say at the same time. But my chest tightens anyway. I glance at my phone. No messages. No calls. Still—unease crawls up my spine, familiar and unwelcome. I stand. “I need some air please Kacey eyes me. You’re not running right

But the feeling was fleeting, quickly replaced by a gnawing sense of unease that I couldn't shake. I had been feeling it all evening, a subtle but persistent sensation that something was amiss. It was like an itch at the back of my mind, a whisper of danger that refused to be ignored. I glanced at my comrades, positioned strategically around the hall, their expressions as guarded as my own.