A Beautiful Mind Novels & Stories

He was lost in his thoughts, still staring at Alice. "Is something wrong, sir?" Alice asked, looking at him. "No, it's nothing." "Well, then I'm leaving, I'm going to organize everything." Alice got up from her seat, walked to the door and closed it. Alice sat at her desk, put her notebook on it and leaned her head on the desk. "Why can't I keep looking at him when he sees me? He has a beautiful look, those eyes hypnotize, I don't want to look stupid in front of him."

The one who could pass. "Why are you here?" I asked. "Same as you." He leaned close. I smelled tobacco under the soap. Old habit, recently broken. "The notebook. Lin records everything. Every session. Every secret." "Session?" "She's not just blind." He smiled. Sad. Proud. "She's a predator. Finds broken people, fixes them, keeps the pieces. Your 'murder'? Ten years ago? She planted the memory. You were her first project." The door buzzer rang.

I say, feeling the adrenaline dropping and exhaustion taking over my body. I took my dress off, I washed my face, I brushed my hair, got in comfy PJ and finally bed, I hit it face-first. Even my dreams were filled with Marco, with the face of people in the club, with the faces of Alexander, Valentina, everyone I have met in the past few days, it's all haunting me back.

A few hundred of the messages alone were the male students saying, “We’ve studied it carefully, and Ms. Wendell is definitely the most beautiful advisor ever. None can compare!] One of the girls said, “I’m a girl, but even I was stunned by Ms. Wendell’s beauty. She’s the most beautiful person I’ve ever seen.” “Hey, hey, hey! Haven’t we gotten sidetracked? I was asking who that guy with our most beautiful Ms. Wendell was. Does anyone know? If you do, please disclose his identity to us.” What followed was a multitude of “I don’t know”. Danielle laughed and silently replied, “I know.”

“You’ve thought a lot about this.” I shrugged, suddenly self-conscious. “I like colors. I like the way they can evoke emotions or tell a story without words. It’s… peaceful.” “You have a beautiful mind,” he said softly, his voice tinged with wonder. “And it makes me feel special that I get to encounter this part of you.” I froze, heat rising to my cheeks. Beautiful mind? No one had ever said something like that to me before. I felt the blush creep up my neck, betraying my attempt to stay composed. “You’re just saying that,” I muttered.

My beautiful, beautiful girl. Isla had been sent from the heavens. Perfect in every way. Perhaps they had called her back… needed her for better things… that is what I keep telling myself. That she was not able to stay long upon our earth because the heavens needed their angel back… yet she had touched my heart and my soul… and now I was forever broken, now that she was gone. And try as I may, I could not find a way to move on. It felt like a losing battle at times. When at work I was fine. It was the times I was alone… at night when my thoughts had time to wander, the mist grew out of control and the darkness became more powerful.

Is this man not only mentally ill, but also narcissistic? Brene Brian calmly wipes her hair with a cotton towel, her body is perfect in every line, she is more beautiful than all the men she has seen on TV, a person with such looks and strength, for a reason. Why pretend to be an ugly, sick person? As if sensing her gaze, Brene Brian raised his eyes to look, Sweet Pea immediately withdrew his gaze, put down the towel and said: "Are you going to stay like that?"

Her eyes are riveted on the man that walks across the room to join the alpha. The man in question is gorgeous. He is tall, extremely fit, and well-muscled. He has a beautiful face with a strong jaw and he has a luscious head full of soft brown hair that fluffs up on top of his head with volume that Kimmy would kill for.

Her heart-shaped lips are also puckered with annoyance. Yet there are remnants of previous smiles near her lips and eyes. Only one word knocks at the sane part of my brain for her. Beautiful. That petite-looking girl is genuinely beautiful and I don't think she has even killed an ant. I feel her getting somewhat frightened under my gaze and I feel a brief flash of pain shoot through my heart. She grips the hand of the person next to her. I look beside her and immediately recognize the boy as the precious quarterback whom coach Murphy and these hungry students adore so much.