Hypnotized Book Novels & Stories

It is not a normal book. I am slow as I sift through the pages. I have memorized every page of this book, but I must know- I must confirm. Finding the page I drag a hand down the scribbled lines, ignoring the shake in them until I find it- The words echo in my mind as I read those two lines. It is like I'm hypnotized. Like my soul has been carved into those simple words. It is like a mantra in my mind. My back drags the length of the shelves until I am seated, leaning against it, as if a weeping widow. My eyes froze at those words. I am taken with the deepest yearnin'.

"Hey, what the hell's wrong with you? Stop that!" Ryan stopped and let the knife fall to the floor. He remained silent and did not move. It only took a moment for Jake to get what was happening, recalling how he had hypnotised his brother. He was still under his command! The book. The book didn't say anything about reversing hypnosis. Oh boy, what have I done! "Ok, Ryan, you need to stop this!" Ryan stared at him like he was speaking from a mile away. He smacked himself again.

Silence filled the room—deep and loathing from my thoughtful words, silence from Jane and more infectious silence from the surrounding. I looked around my surroundings in a slower motion and saw that the world around me was paused. "Did I really do that?" All this while I had been thinking the pregnancy had drained away every magical energy in me but here I was practicing a grade 4 witchcraft hypnotizing an entire room without breaking a sweat. The silence I felt around me was quite instinctive , I looked at Jane and could see her face twitching in the wind and a survival instinct kicked in on how I was going to unpause the entire room.

They felt contaminated. She took a taxi to the hospital and, following the doctor's instructions, lay down on the therapy couch. The doctor lit a special incense and dimmed the lights. "Ms. Jackson, please look at the pocket watch in my hand and follow my instructions." "Three!" "Two!" "One!" "Begin hypnosis!" In the dim light, Nina stared at the pocket watch in the doctor's hand, tears streaming down the corners of her eyes. Nancy, I'm sorry. Even though you sacrificed your life to save me, I remain as weak as ever.

It didn’t. I found myself tracing the spines of books without reading their titles, my thoughts tangled around Diego again. The way he’d looked at me when I stood up to Sage… like he was memorizing the moment. Like it meant something to him. I didn’t hear him approach until his reflection appeared in the glass cabinet in front of me. “You should be asleep,” Diego said, his voice low, almost intimate. I turned slowly, my heart rate jumping. “So should you.” He stepped closer, the shadows clinging to his broad frame. “I don’t sleep much.”

I sighed as I saw Yohan, he really was in a bad condition and if I were to take him off the support he was on, he won’t have much time till he succumbs to eternal darkness. I walked to him and without wasting any time took off all the drips and oxygen. Then I picked him up in my arms and carried him towards the window along with his blanket. Just then I sensed a presence. Two people I shot my head around as the doctor and a nurse opened the door of the room. The first thing they noticed was me and then their patient in my arms. After that they quietly walked in and closed the door behind them. Why? I hypnotized them the moment they looked at me. My eyes glowed red as I told them what they ha

No, not just a stranger; a vampire who could kill me at any moment. My mind searched my memory bank for all I’d seen in movies, read in books, and listened in conversation about vampires. Had he put me under his spell or something? If I recalled correctly, they were able to hypnotize their victims with their eyes. Is that what happened? No, it couldn’t have been. If he’d hypnotized me to act the slut, then he wouldn’t have stopped me like he had.

Caroline felt much more relaxed after sitting down. He initiated the conversation. "Hi." "Hello," Caroline responded. "Don't worry. Just pretend like I don't exist. I'll put you through some tests. You don't have to think about anything at all." The psychologist sounded kind and amiable. "Alright then. Do as I say, and close your eyes. Relax …" Caroline fell asleep quickly as he hypnotized her, and he started his procedure of questioning. Later, he woke her up and carried on with a couple of tests.

I sat stiffly across from him, my hands gripping the armrests of the chair. "Relax, Thorne," he said in a calm, measured tone. "Hypnosis isn't magic. It's a tool to help your mind unlock what it's already holding. You may not get everything at once, and that's okay. I nodded, though my chest felt tight. "Let's just get started." He guided me through a series of breathing exercises, his voice soothing as he instructed me to close my eyes and focus on his words. Slowly, I felt myself slipping into a trance-like state, my mind growing quieter.

Lying flat on the bed, limbs stretched out, he closed his eyes. Rose slipped into her professional tone, her voice gentle and rhythmic as she began the hypnosis guidance. Calvin’s breathing gradually slowed and deepened. The tension in his body began to ease as he drifted closer to sleep. Rose continued her soft, steady narration, the hypnotic words falling from her lips like a lullaby. Under the soft glow of a reading lamp, her handwritten notebook lay open beside her. She hesitated for a long moment, then finally flipped open the title page.