Loucura Novels & Stories

she said in a low tone. "No. We're in a show." She murmured something under her breath, along the lines of everyone was testing her patience. I recalled Doctor Sanders telling me that people with dissociative identity disorder could change identity in a second because of stress or a trigger. Though I wanted to see Uno too, I couldn't allow her to get out. Not right now. She wouldn't be pleased to find out that she was in a concert and had to act jolly for Blaze's sake.

Grief, anguish, guilt, paranoia, feelings of worthlessness all swirl in her mind. I feel her repulsion as she takes in Lucien. How disgusted she feels as he reminds her about the kiss, the bloody kiss. The blood. In her state of mania after nearly dying, of course she would lose herself over blood. I remember her guilt and regret after that kiss. I wiped that memory last time though. You tried to seduce me. I turned you down. She was feeding. She wasn't in her right mind, and feeding on his blood had the effects of taking ecstasy. She cries and beats herself up even after he leaves. I sit through Yeomorah's smig speech on how he set me up to kill her to make me suffer.

Fred drags Anny back into his office with his face still full of disbelief, Freds mind start telling him so many things did you think that could really be a mere luck? Dont you think something feels strange? How could someone who never learns about computer be that competent? You have heard about people with autisms developing skill they dont know before but have heard of memory loss? Freds mind is in a mess ruminating on how possible is it for someone who never had any prior knowledge about computer to suddenly pick it up because of memory loss, he thinks is not possible but he could not understand why Hadizas case is different, Fred could not just get, he feel that something seem to be wro

So many died, so many families affected by the virus and yet there was no cure. The virus is said to be ruthless and had spared no race, gender or religion. Her study of the virus had shown that it invades the brain, hijacking its genetic information and driving the host insane and ultimately, brain death. There has never been a survival. It had a 100% mortality rate. Fortunately, scientists were able to come up with a nano vaccine, L.O.V.E they called it. The way it worked was as an inhibitor, leaving the virus in a kind of artificially induced coma while dampening the stronger emotions of the individual.

There's something wrong with his brain. "You..are mad." "I've already told you many times, I'm not mad." He dropped the weapon on the floor and looked at me with the deadliest eyes and bloodlust. "I'm just a psycho."

he said. "No just tell me, Is it bad news?" I asked nervously. "Actually it is good news, Dr peter my friend who works at the mental institution and I did some tests on Lewis. Lewis isn't mad or crazy at all, he has a memory problem due to whatever happened to him in the past, he doesn't want to remember or he is not ready to relive it again, if you force him he might go into a panic state or become traumatized, that also explains why he becomes violent, his brain is stressed and badly affected," he answered.

Two had turned into a game of trying to out-run his own thoughts, each sip a desperate attempt to quiet the memories that haunted him, the images that "ickered behind his eyelids like a broken !lm reel. By thetime the clock above the bar blinked past midnight, he was plastered—the room tilting on its axis, his head buzzing like a hive of angry bees, his pulse a frantic drum against his ears. Everything blurred, the faces around him fading into a hazy background, their voices a dull roar that he couldn't quite decipher. Except her.Alli behind thebar, a beacon in the smoky haze, her presence a constant, unwavering pull. Alli's laughter, head thrown back, throat long and elegant in that moment,

Old lady was still crazy. ***

"What the f*ck do you think you are doing?" "You and Lupa worked together to plan something that almost killed my dad! "How dare you look me in the eye and beg me to return to you!" "What?" Lopo looked surprised. "No...Lupa said that the drug would only cause people to faint and wouldn't harm the body permanently." "Bullsh*t!" I turned to leave because I didn't want to hear anything else.

Tolu responded, "see me in my office," the doctor says, and ended up the phone conversation, and Tolu and his mom walked to the doctor's office, "good morning," Tolu says, "and this is my mom" Tolu say, "Welcome," the doctor says, "you call me," Tolu says, "yes, Zack's condition is becoming worst and the test results here showed that some dangerous chemicals in his blood streams and the brain might be affected," the doctor says, "and he can't recognize people properly," the doctor says,