Get Out Of Your Head Novels & Stories

How can I stop myself? How can I push her away from danger, when the danger wants to follow her? “F*ck.” I roughly messed my head up, trying to crack an answer from my head. Then suddenly, I heard Elizabeth shouting outside. “Ahhhh!”

And say "I don't know what to do anymore" In my head everything is spinning, my thoughts are tangled, things are going from bad to worse, but somehow, I need a solution from the smallest to the one that is affecting me the most. I give a long sigh of stress, get out of bed, put on some slippers and leave the mansion to clear my mind.

It's like they have a mind of their own, trying to take over the little space in my head. And it only gets more confusing and complicated because, for some reason, Jacob keeps popping into my head, and that's so out of the blue because I usually never think about him. I try my best to keep him out of my mind to avoid getting hurt, but it's like he's on repeat in my thoughts and I can't hit the pause button. It's driving me nuts. I wish I had a magic trick to make those thoughts disappear, but unfortunately, I'm still figuring it out myself.

Shaking from head to toe and telling myself not to do this. Live in ignorance, don’t scratch the surface. Let it go. We can go on living as we are, and that’s enough. I can leave this boat unrocked and ignore this feeling inside of me. It’s better to look the other way and act like there’s nothing there for my sanity.

We seem to understand only a bit of its example, but when it is left untouched, huge peril lurks in the shadows. Discover this unspoken thought, outsmart your own mind and find a way to get out of the illusion.

My ears couldn’t hear a thing but my mind could. I shut my eyes, desperately trying to think of something to get her out but none of it worked. The laugh turned to a humming of some sort that made it all worse. My eyes were no doubt red from all the crying and my head felt like it was about to burst. I screamed again, wanting her to leave me alone. To get out of my head. “Get out! Get out! Please, make it stop!” I yelled gripping my head tightly and falling to the ground.

The voice mumbles. “Get out of my damn head!” I hiss. “Can't do that. I'm kind of rooted here. May I add that your thoughts are very much disturbing? Have you ever thought of seeing a therapist? We don't have those in the underground, but I think I have heard humans mention those a couple of times.” It goes on a rant about an absolutely irrelevant topic.

I said to myself. “Keep those thought out of your mind so you won’t have to loose your innocent head before the end of today.” A cold voice whispered to my ears and it sent chills to my spin.

As much as this scared me, I knew that the more time I wasted, the higher the chances of Gomez falling down. Seeing as the coast was clear, I cleared my mind. “Okay Ice, what do I do?” Gomez was still standing at the top of the roof and I needed to get up there quickly. “You need to let me take over. You're in control now.” “Of course, I'm in control. It's my body! How on earth am I going to do that?” “You’re stressed. Just take a deep breath. Close your eyes and envision yourself disconnecting from your body. Just forget about everything that's going on around you.”

The sun was bright above their heads but it was not hot. "We are already in. Remember Claire. We only need to move our body with the mind. Just like when we entered with the helmet I made before," said Leon. "Then how do we stop?" asked Claire. "We just need to think about it. When we are about to leave, we can immediately go out,” said Leon. At that instant, Claire realized something was seriously wrong. "Leon!" she exclaimed in panic. "What's the matter, Claire?" asked Leon. “I tried it just now. I can't go out. I can't get out of this game!” exclaimed Claire.