Change Your Brain Everyday Novels & Stories

But sitting there, talking about ordinary things, felt more precious than expensive dinners ever had. My days continued like that. Slowly. Quietly. I worked on my game whenever I had the energy. I read the books I had bought from the bookstore. I watched movies when I wanted to switch my brain off. Sometimes I sat outside with my iPad and worked beneath the shade while listening to music. Other times, I simply slept. And I was sleeping better. That was probably the biggest change. For the first time in months, I wasn’t waking every hour with my mind racing. I wasn’t staring at the ceiling wondering what would happen to me. I wasn’t waking up expecting bad news.