My Mind Went Blank Novels & Stories

"Does your mate know that you are in love with another man?" "I am not in love with Ward," I laugh nervously. "He is simply a friend." Sister Jasper stares into my eyes and I get the odd feeling that she is reading my thoughts. I try to clear my mind, but it seems to be impossible. It is as if I no longer have control over my own memories. Memories flash through my mind and tears begin to prickle at the corners of my mind. The final memory that flashes through my mind is of myself being stuck in the void. Sister Jasper gasps loudly and suddenly my mind goes blank.

The heavy, pressurized weight in the air moved with them, a suffocating vacuum that didn't dissipate until they rounded the brick corner of the ice cream shop, dropping into the cold shadow of the narrow, empty alleyway. The moment they were out of sight, Maria collapsed against the brick wall, her breath coming in short, erratic hitching gasps. "Yola... oh my god, Yola, I’m losing my mind. I’m having a stroke. That’s what this is. I’m having a medical emergency."

Why wasn’t I hearing anything? Then it hit me. I hadn't heard a single thought from him since the second we'd collided. Normally, people’s minds kicked in right away when someone accidentally got a drink spilled on them. A stream of annoyed, low-level swearing thoughts about the stain, the fabric, and how the night was now officially fucked. But with him, it was just a total, unbroken void. Which should not have been possible. Humans thought constantly. Their brains never shut up. I knew that better than anyone. I had spent years drowning in it, learning how to filter through chaos that never stopped moving.

My brain went blank. Oh my fucking God. I was dead. Grace, you’re a goner.

And she blanked out. **************************

I mumbled to myself. “Minutes and hours pass by and I find myself staring at the wall — blankly. No thought, no emotion, I feel nothing.”

' He said and I again was not able to do anything so I simply started to walk out with my teary eyes. But then suddenly everything blacked out and I just remember falling on something so warm and safe...

I had felt something that day - something strange, something wrong. I had been clutching my abdomen. The pain. It was sharp, searing. I could still feel it, the ghost of it lingering in my body like a memory etched too deeply into my bones. But after that? Nothing. My mind drew a blank, a vast emptiness where the rest of that day should have been.

I pressed my lips together, thinking if there was another reason, he would talk about me to his closest and push me away at the same time. My mind drew a blank, leaving me with a pounding headache. My head seemed to spin like a rattle, blurring all thoughts into one indistinguishable mass. The swirling thoughts echoed in my ears, intensifying the throbbing pain. Every movement only added to the disorientation, leaving me feeling disoriented and overwhelmed.

Vespa For the first time in my entire school career, my brain failed me in the exam hall. I had thoroughly studied and reviewed the material for hours, but as soon as I sat down to take the exam, my mind suddenly went blank, playing a confusing game of hide-and-seek. I tried very hard to focus to figure out the solution, pinching my lips together in frustration and even closing my eyes for a little while to take a deep breath. But it was like something had been erased from my head.