Waking Up Abruptly Heart Racing Novels & Stories

I clutched the bedsheets, my fingers trembling as if desperately trying to anchor themselves to reality. I lifted my right hand ever so lightly and placed it on my chest, feeling the rapid thumping of my heart. It was beating wildly, as though chased by a racing train which was after its life. Slowly, I tried taking some deep breaths, trying to see if I could stop the wild race my heart was onto but it remained the same. I tried taking in my environment, my eyes scanning through the room but the darkness that ebbed through like a tide made it almost impossible.

Disturbing content is below, please read at your own risk… I jolted awake at a splash of water on my face. My eyes widen as I gasp in terror. My heart was going a mile a minute as I started to panic, my breath was becoming short and fast, feeling like no matter how much I breathe in I wasn’t getting enough oxygen into my lungs.

The world snaps violently back into focus. I jerk upright in bed, a sharp gasp tearing out of my throat like I’ve been underwater for too long. My heart is pounding so hard it hurts, slamming against my ribs as if trying to escape. The room swirls, the , walls bending, air suddenly too thick, too heavy. “No,” I whisper, clutching the sheets. “No, no, no…” My hands are shaking. My skin feels wrong—too hot, too tight, like I’m trapped inside my own body. I try to breathe, but every breath comes out shallow and fast, my lungs refusing to cooperate.

My heart was beating too fast, and my breathing had gone shallow in a way that had nothing to do with physical exertion. That was when I saw the horse.

I made my exit and didn’t look back, resolving my mind and hardening my heart. Game on! Aaron K Langston. Aaron was feeling uneasy this whole morning but as he drove to the annual race event, his heart beat suddenly went crazy. It was like his heart was beating in his own palm. Aaron was also sweating profoundly which only confused him further. As he entered the ground and inspected the area, his mind didn’t got into the gear as he had expected. It took him a bit time before he caught on and started asking questions that made sense. Aaron finally went to the family box and the people sititng there made him halt in his steps.

~Soren~ I wake with a start, my heart pounding in my chest like I'm going through have a cardiac arrest or something. I scramble to sit up, my eyes going to the door. I listen, holding my breath until it hurts. No heavy footfalls in the hallway, no sound of the front door slamming. The mattress shifts next to me I look down, and the breath I was holding escapes me in a breathy exhale.

He loves kissing my face… I also do that to him whenever he asks. And then he kisses my eyelid. I feel a bit tingly. Oh WTF— My heart at this moment could compete in a car race and come first. It beats so fast I almost hear it. Then he pauses. And the next second, I feel his hand on my chest. My eyes snap open! Oh wait… It is in my subconscious. I cannot open my eyes! Oh shit… He is not planning to— He leans closer, so close I can feel his breath on my face. “Why is your heart racing so fast? Are you awake?”

I don't realize when I fall asleep, but once I wake up again, the room is all black. I have no idea what woke me up, but my heart is racing in my chest when I shoot right up in bed. I hardly dare to breathe when I listen closely for any sound. A chill runs down my back when I suddenly hear a low growl coming from inside the room, and I know I'm not alone in here!

Then I woke up,Gasping Sweating. Panting like I had run miles. The room was dark. Quiet. Still. But my heart… My heart was racing wildly, recklessly, dangerously. I pressed my hand against my chest, trying to calm the storm inside me. What was happening to me? To be continued *****

In the middle of the night, Christian abruptly woke up and sat straight on the bed, holding his head in his hand firmly as he was experiencing intolerable pain in his head. He was sweating profusely and tried to calm his racing heart, taking some deep breaths, but nothing helped him.