Went Over My Head Novels & Stories

Karen As I opened my eyes and faced the sunlight streaming into the room, I blinked several times as I struggled against the relentless headache tormenting me. The memories of the previous day quickly flooded back, bringing with them a mix of emotions. I remembered every detail, from the tense encounter with Othon to the confrontation with Max. But despite the throbbing pain in my head, I couldn't regret it. The truth was that I hadn't drunk enough to justify this overwhelming hangover. I concluded that the cause of this pain was the poorly slept night.

Massaging my head, I muttered, “Damn! I screwed it up bad.” After insulting all of the members of Gilkins Pack, I couldn’t just saunter into their house, could I? Only the intervention of the Moon Goddess could help me now…

I suggested. It wasn't too brazy. In fact I would say that this is the most calm-headed that I was and I was trying as much as possible not to fall in a trap I'm going to be too great for me to handle I didn't have much but at least I had what it took to be able to start up something better and bigger. I was trying to figure out how much it was going to take again before others finally got to understand what was going on and nothing popped up in fact it was all a mess.

I muttered under my breath, as if saying it out loud made it more solid, more true. I nodded slightly, latching onto the explanation. That was it. I had too much. More than I realized. That always blurred things, made everything feel sharper and more important than it really was. Anyone could slip under that kind of haze. Anyone could misread a situation, push too far, or react too fast. I exhaled, long and slow, and ran a hand through my hair. Yeah. That’s all it was. I pushed myself upright and glanced down the street, where everything had already returned to normal.

“Or probably one of my mother’s workers. We aren’t close with our relatives.” Zeath sighs. “I seriously don’t know where we go from here.” True. Things are a bit hazy right now that it’s hard to concentrate. “We just take things as they come. No pressure.” No pressure, right. But I’m wrong, aren’t I? There’s too much pressure, and things aren’t ‘a bit hazy’. They’re too hazy. Too cloudy. Too smoky. Too much of everything that goes against concentration. I didn’t realize it before, but my head is a mess right now. Even using the word ‘mess’ is just a tip of the iceberg, as chaos upon chaos rumbles in my head. And the headache I felt earlier seems to persist.

Viviane ☩═✦═☩ I hate being hungover. My head pounded like a sledgehammer against my skull. I never let myself drink enough to get to this point—always kept it in check—but this was next level. Something was off. Wait. I never drank. I didn’t drink anything last night, did I?

should I be worried about what Ace has planned for me or should I be worried about the fact that I don't know anything about my past. "I don't know how to say this, I don't know where to start from, I'm going crazy right now I don't know.... my head is very f****** heavy, I don't understand my life anymore, I don't know anything and I'm very confused." I cried out. I am going insane.

But how wrong I was. I didn't break the bowl intentionally. My shirt got stuck in the door hinge and I didn't notice the bowl when I tried to pull my shirt... And I again stuck in my head,this is one of my tendencies when someone says something like that I start overthinking,I am doing that now and not hearing what he is saying, I think I will be getting another earful.... "Are you listening, Naomi?" He inquired frustrated " Huh? " I didn't listen to anything...

I woke up to a searing pain in the back of my head. I couldn't even open my eyes. Shit! I have never felt this bad even when I was in college. I always limit my drinks when I am at a party except when I'm with Lisa. But even with my best friend, I hadn't felt this hung over. The whiskeys were very potent and I was an idiot for falling head-first into the trap laid out for me. I put both of my hands over my head. I heard someone closing on me. I couldn't even open my eyes and see who that was.

in my head. I realized something terrible. My life was going to get a whole lot worse