Mind Break Novels & Stories

Looking at her, Alice was severely disoriented. Mia threw me a look seeing the same thing. There was a furrow between her brows. "What do you mean you don't remember what happened?" She questioned. "It must've been the fall." Roman added. But Alice shook her head. "I didn't fall off a mountain. I mean I barely have any broken bones or fractures. It's—" She pressed against her temples. "It's my mind. It's like it's a blur, like it's scrunched up in my head."

" I do not know how. Do not know what to do. Do not know how to fix what I just broke. All I know is that I just lost her. And this time it might be permanent.

She giggles. If I don’t tell her what happened, she’ll have suspicions and I’ve learned Belle doesn’t stop until she gets not only her answers but her way as well. “Hmm I had a mental breakdown on our way here, that’s why we were a little late. My brain shutdown and focused on one thing, like a core memory that I sort of -may have forgotten how to breathe when it happened.” I confess.

Ignorance was certainly not bliss in her case, Penny thought with a wry smile. If she had not been so appallingly ignorant in the first place this might never have happened. She pulled herself up sharply. Nothing had happened yet, but no doubt that could be accounted for quite easily... Nerves, over fatigue, the sudden change in her way of living. She was imagining all these things. It was all her guilty conscience, she told herself severely. This was fates way of paying her for doing wrong.

It was now I was beginning to regain my consciousness. I saw myself waking up on my bed inside my room, which was impossible because I didn't remember driving home after having that much drink last night. I faintly opened my eyes turning to the alarm to see what time it was, and to my surprise, I had actually slept through the whole day. It was midday already. I stood up and went to mirror, I was a mess. I sobbed in disbelieve that I would ever end up like this. I let myself get played.

Andien complained. Instead of thinking about Kenan's rejection, Andien decided to close her eyes. Andien did not know that Mark had arrived and was talking to Kenan outside the treatment room. "What happened?" Mark asked after handing over the bag Irah had given him. "I don't know. The doctor said Andien's headache was caused by an earlier collision," Kenan replied. "A bump?" Kenan nodded silently. Kenan hadn't stopped regretting his actions since the doctor said that the possible cause of Andien's headache was a previous collision that hadn't been treated to the maximum.

It sets you free. She prayed she and Beau and her siblings and friends stayed happy and loving in their relationships. They had been through a lot together. They broke each other yes, but they fixed those cracks with gold and it was beautiful. There was wonder in destructionand they had each other to get through the rubble of brokenness. *BREAKING YOU* *ThE end*

Oh no… I try to desperately wrack my brain to remember the moves he’s expecting me to display. But my mind isn’t home… or more so, the engine room of my brain seems to be on fire, and the little people inside my head that operate me, flail about, all screaming in confusion as to what to do. I can’t remember the moves!

The tightness at the base of her neck would lead to fireworks going off in her brain as the migraine progresses. “I’m tired, Misha. Can we finish this tomorrow? You can tell A I’d like it if he could come speak with me. I need to know all that he does.” Briar, said, soul broken and scattered on the floor of her room. Bri turned her back on Misha, indicating her wish to be alone.

My heart hammered against my ribs, a wild bird trapped in a cage. "What's happening?" Jace's voice, now a distant echo, was drowned out by the rising tide of panic. This was it. The moment he would surely realize that I was broken. Everything today, every second, felt warped. Like I my brain was stuck in a time loop, reliving the same moments, the same conversations, the same anxieties over and over. My mind felt like a clock, ticking relentlessly, but the hands were frozen, stuck at an impossible hour. It felt like it should be bedtime, the world should be bathed in a dusky purple light, but the sun was still high in the sky, a blazing inferno.