Mind Reading Novels & Stories

Throughout the week, dad made me focus on being able to do it to multiple people at a time, as well as being able to do it with a simple flick of the wrist or passing of a thought. At one point he mentioned that I had mind reading and mind control abilities but I wasn’t ready to dive into those yet, they made me....uneasy. Everytime I used my magic though, my shields fell. I managed to catch them here and there, but according to dad that’s more than enough to allow someone into my head. The thought made me restless, and that didn’t go away.

I can tell when he's lying, so he shouldn't dare lie to me, cause if he does, I'll know. “Odd numbers come first when it comes to fast thinking. When you want an answer immediately, there's a chance I might just say one, three, or five.” Seth started explaining, but on the other hand, I was getting confused. “Why didn't you say one or five?” “Three is in the middle. I knew you'd choose three.* Seth was explaining, based on what he used to watch on his phone, about mind-reading. *So you're reading my mind!”

I’m the one person she trusts, yet she still struggles with opening up to me. Ari was doing good with opening up to me, but she still has these moments like now where she clams up on me. I haven’t been reading her mind as much since she made a real effort to talk things through with me. Ari still hasn’t figured out how to read my mind, but I know that will take her a while. It took Zara years before she figured out how to read Blaine’s mind. Blair barely has a hold on it with Cade. It’s easier for us since we are used to using magic, and mind reading is much like magic. Sensing the vibrations of one's mind is much like sensing the vibrations of magic.

‘Never hurt you…’ Wait, was that scumbag of a boyfriend hurting her? But then it crossed my mind that she wasn’t talking to me but thinking. Annelise couldn’t understand how this mental communication worked. Usually, when I connected with someone like that, they could think about something to tell me, and I could hear them. It worked like the mindlink we werewolves had. We could discuss without even moving our lips. But I was hearing her general thoughts right now, not only the ones directed at me — those she talked out loud — which seemed like an invasion of privacy. And I hated that I was eavesdropping on her mind. Wolves knew how to protect their thoughts and channel their way of thinking

But then I rationalized it, Dane was right there, there was no need to be scared but the talk of my own death was not as easy to overlook. Returning a panicked gaze to meet Dane's, I thought to myself, “Am I going to die?' the question resounded in my head. 'No,' I heard Dane's voice in my head and gaped at him. He could read my thoughts?! Which meant that time in the church he had heard my thoughts! 'You are in my head!' I thought in alarm. 'It is called mind linking, you initiated it,' he replied. 'How?' 'Since you can not remember. I suppose it comes naturally, depending on your mood,' he replied, holding my gaze. I realised he was been straightforward with me for the first time. And I fi

“Okay, infiltrate my mind and tell me what I’m thinking,” I groaned aloud. “Margery, I’m not a mind reader! It’s impossible for me to know what’s going on in your mind!” “Pathetic!” She spat as she twisted her face. “You can’t even read my mind how do you plan to manipulate what’s inside of it,” “I don’t !” I groaned. “You’re not listening to me. I’m not even sure I have magic. But if I do then all I have is my ability to listen in on mindlinked. That’s it!”

She’s so adorable. “You can block them out so that I can’t hear them. Should I teach you?” I asked and then blocked my thoughts. “Whoa… I can’t hear your thoughts anymore. How did you do that?” She asked, amazed. “Well, it works the same way mindlinks work. I can choose who I mindlink, and I single out a group of people I want to mindlink or mindlink the whole pack… so, all you need to do is tell your mind you want to block me out, and it’s done.”

I deadpanned and walked back to the stove to continue stirring the soup I was making. "I don't mind that, but I would really like to know when you will be on the menu." He continued pestering me but I didn't allow him to read my thoughts. I have already figured out how the mind linking works, maybe a little but it's still something. If I didn't want him reading my thoughts, I already know what to do. I will only allow him to read my thoughts when I'm frustrated and don't want to write. All thanks to Theresa for explaining what it is to me.

did that just come from my mind? I stared at Varul and he raised an amused brow. "The mate mind link, princess," he said, again, through my mind. It was...strange. Like someone nudging you gently from behind to get your attention. "We can communicate this way, without speaking physically, especially if we want our discussions to be heard by no one else. Try it." Um, okay... It was surprisingly easy to "nudge" his mind. " I took a breath, trying to sort through the bizarre sensation of having a whole second channel open inside my skull. It felt like reaching for a muscle I didn't know I had, flexing a quiet corner of my brain.

I don’t know who planned all this Ritual stuff but it seems that they didn’t think it through. Larissa seems happy, though. She keeps smiling at me, nudging my side. I’ve never had a sister, so seeing a young woman being this sweet and interested in me is so heartwarming. “How are we able to talk through our minds, by the way?” I ask her. “It happened to me before, but I never really thought much about it.” “It’s called mind-link,” she explains. “No one else can hear us. It’s just me and you. You’re free to say whatever you want.”