Novel & Cerita Delirium Characters

John was a liar, and a cheat that couldn’t take his eyes off women, and was also a stupid, immature idiot who believed everything had to go his way. Sadie was also obsessed with keeping a strong hold on her control over things. As little as she was, she couldn’t try to be anything other than the boss. When she grew up, it would be a huge problem as she would eventually grow to stand against them. Just imagine her crying, and sulking whenever anyone stopped her from saying the mean things she wanted to say. Derella was gay, and liked girls. Maybe that was the worst to be seen in their family. Derel on his own was being stalked by a girl who looked like she was capable of murdering people. Des

He said as he forced himself back again once more into his fetal position I was shocked, not because of what he did but rather what he just said, I knew for a fact that with his fever he was certainly going to be delirious and could say anything at anytime but I did not expect a name. I have read delirium in the past and how it could make someone see and hear what isn’t there but what is more talked about is that people in a state of delirium often say what they are thinking of at that moment, so that would mean that here I was trying to fix this man up and he was busy thinking of another woman! Ella! I instantly hated the name as I felt a sudden surge of anger and jealousy swell up inside m

I had totally forgotten that I was yet to fix things with the people and they could act cold to me as they still believed me to be a culprit. "What is going on here?" I heard Nathan ask. That was when the woman's screams died down immediately as if hearing Nathan's voice had calmed her down. "I am Kendall and I watch over Delia as her nurse. She is having one of her episodes again," A man answered. "She's mentally unstable," he explained. "She ran out of the house this morning and I have been looking everywhere for her. The moment she saw me, she started screaming as she did not want to be taken back," he finished.

As the iron gates of the mental institute swing open, my wife, Serena Seacrest, walks in with her childhood sweetheart, Adrian Cross, beside her. She looks at me with utter disgust. I am strapped tightly to the bed, unable to move. She sneers, "Damian, you've been subjected to electroshock treatments for an entire month. Is your mania any better? You pushed Adrian down the stairs and nearly broke his leg, so I sent you here to teach you how to be a normal person." Serena tosses a worn-out pink comfort bunny onto the floor and speaks as though she is granting me a favor. "Get down on your knees and apologize to Adrian. If you do, I'll be kind enough to let you see Lila next month." I sta

“Sometimes, when I was younger, I used to go to work with my mum. Whenever she has a patient or a parent losing their mind with worry she’d say ‘Your world is made up of many little pieces, your most important piece may be in there right now, but how will the puzzle ever be whole again if the rest of the pieces fall apart?’ “ Just as the words left my mouth the door to the swing doors flew open and through them emerged a man in a white coat with a stethoscope around his neck, pretty cliche if you ask me. Nathan’s wheelchair jerked forward as he launched himself towards the doctor and alike, Jasper flew from his chair. “Delilah is going to be okay. She is still unconscious, and it will take a

Delilah's eyes fluttered open, her vision blurred and swimming with confusion. A dull ache pulsed through her head as she tried to make sense of her surroundings. She found herself standing in the middle of a hall, the walls adorned with unfamiliar objects and strange markings. Panic began to rise within her chest as she struggled to remember how she got there. She blinked rapidly, trying to clear her vision, but the disorientation persisted. With shaky steps, she stumbled forward, her hands reaching out instinctively to steady herself against the cool surface of the wall. As she moved, a series of beeps echoed around her, their sound sharp and alarming.

Chapter 236 This paranoid, irritable, and possessive side was the truest version of Delbert. He had only shown it once in front of Harriet. It was when he impulsively wanted to keep her, but then he was afraid of scaring her, so he hid that terrifying side of himself. But now he wanted to imprison Harriet and prevent her from any harm. In fact, Delbert had a very serious mental illness. He had been subjected to torture and abuse from his parents since childhood.

I'm thinking the last one was pretty spot on. " I mean- He's just Killian Russel.. a ruthless billionaire who does whatever he wants " He nodded his head. " Interesting.... " He said and I stood up. Walking away from him I silently went into a room which was just Madam A and Delilah. Madam A didn't notice me a since she was turned and Delilah didn't either. She banged her stick. " Again " Delilah prepped herself before she turned swinging her back leg up but failing to hold it.

This – this was…messy. Three weeks passed. The world felt surreal. The news of Brent’s death and Delilah’s critical condition hung over me like a shroud. I tried to focus on work, to lose myself in the familiar routine of the clinic, but the echoes of the past continued to haunt me. Then, another call came. This time, it was Damien who broke the news. Delilah, miraculously, had survived the accident, but the trauma had shattered her mind. She was being transferred to a solitary confinement unit in a mental facility, deemed too dangerous to be among the general population. Apparently, she was harming other inmates.

Eli accepted, his anger melting into exhaustion as he chewed, still clinging to Zeke's side. The commotion drew Delilah and Damien downstairs, Delilah limping slightly from the rough play earlier, her robe slipping off one shoulder. Damien steadied her with an arm around her waist, both of them looking disheveled but alert. "What the hell's going on?" Damien asked, his eyes widening at the sight of the three on the bed.