Brain Swap Novels & Stories

she says as she smiles at me. Nate had been right; my anxiety has calmed after I have been with my mate. While I sit in bed, it feels like my brain is breaking. Like it’s being split into two hemispheres. Like a thousand tabs are open simultaneously, and I have to observe them, each one of them at the same time. But then everything closes down with no warning, and it’s like a fatal error, and nothing seems to work anymore. That is how my brain has been since I found my mother. The slightest thing will overwhelm me and send me spiralling, and the only thing that seems to ground me is being close to Eve. She is my anchor.

"Don't shoot! That memory is fake!" "Fake?" Alexander’s hand froze, but he didn't lower the gun. His gaze shifted to the technician like a blade. "Look at the waveform monitor!" The technician pointed frantically at the instrument panel where red warning lights were flashing violently. "The brainwaves are completely erratic. The beta waves are spiking abnormally. This isn't a retrieval of the hippocampus; it's a real-time fabrication from the frontal lobe!" "She is forcing herself to imagine a scene of killing Miss Elena! She is hallucinating on purpose to trick you into killing her!"

I suddenly inquired, can’t sweep him away from my mind. “Look, the brain and heart are totally two different things. It is your heart that loved him but your head can’t remember him. So, your feeling for him that exists before still there in your heart. The accident that made you hit your head doesn't cause your heart to has any malfunction. It only proved that you still love him, but you try to argue about the fact because your head failed to convince you since you lose the pieces of memory with him. Can you understand what I tried to say?”

Gemma, who had been furious just a second ago, had instantly switched to a bright smile as she praised Leon. "It's because you're capable that you saved our company, unlike a certain someone, who only knows how to drag everyone down…" In an instant, a tight, suffocating feeling had risen in my chest. Just as I had been about to defend myself, a sharp pain ripped through my head, followed by a flood of memories from my previous life, making my head spin.

I slept at the hospital and when it was morning, the doctors came into the hospital ward with the results. The door creaked open behind us, and we turned to see the doctor stepping back in, his expression grim, “Sorry to interrupt.” He said gently, “But we need to talk. The test results from Rhea’s second brain scan just came in and there’s something we didn’t account for.” Rhea stiffened. I stood up instantly, my protective instincts on high alert, “What is it?” The doctor sighed, “There’s a foreign neurological signature in her scans. One I’ve never seen before. It’s as though… Her brain is operating in dual frequencies. Like two versions of her are trying to coexist in the same body.”

The faint glow from it dimmed almost instantly. James exhaled, relief flooding through him but it didn’t last. The monitors spiked violently. “Brainwave instability!” Rine called. “Her neurons are collapsing into disarray. The interference broke the core pathways she’s losing motor retention!” James looked at the scan and froze. The neural map was deteriorating in real time, the synaptic patterns collapsing into chaos. “She’s rejecting her own memories,” Rine murmured in horror. “The implant’s destruction is causing retrograde disruption. We’re losing her long-term network!”

“It’s been three years. Why is it happening now?” “It could be the stress of the company mixed with your upcoming nuptials. It could be that your brain finally thinks you’re ready to recover from the injury. It could be anything really. We still know so little about the brain.” Dr. Jha sat in her chair. “We can do a scan, make sure that everything is okay back there and that there isn’t any excessive swelling that would be causing the headaches. However, I think it’s just that your memories might have started resurfacing.” I looked up at her and she was staring at my folder, but I knew she wasn’t reading any one thing on the page.

Stacey replied with an assuring smile, then she began explaining. "The reason why you saw another lady's face instead of Blade's while having sex with her is simply because you were thinking so much about that other lady. Your excessive thoughts about the other lady occupied your mind and, in turn, affected your brain to some extent. As a result, your brain created an image of that lady and replaced Blade's image, leading you to believe you were having sex with her and not Blade. In summary, your brain was influenced by your intense thoughts. You were thinking about that lady more than you should have, and this affected your brain, causing the confusion." Stacey concluded her explanation.

[Lily: I heard she's bringing her power supply. Just take it and let me use it. Let's see if she freaks out.] [Hampton: Perfect. We'll mess with her meds too. She's always so dramatic. She's probably faking it anyway.] My hands started shaking. Captain Larsen slid me a tissue. "Miss Bowen, are you all right?" I shook my head. "I'm fine. Please continue." He flipped to the last page. "This is from the day of the party."

she continued, complaining in her mind, which was becoming increasingly chaotic. Once again, Emily smacked her own lips and then ran her fingers through her hair in frustration. Apparently, being close to the handsome man next to her was causing her already glitchy brain to malfunction even more. It seemed like her mind needed to be completely reinstalled to remove the deadly viruses that had almost paralyzed her already contaminated brain from the romantic novels she had read.