Psycho Norman Bates Novels & Stories

irs If she thinks she can stop me from seeing her or my child, I’ll prove she’s dead wrong. Betty arranges a meeting with a man named Atlas Norman, a lawyer in his early forties. He looks sharp, focused, and absolutely cut out for the job—and he should be. He’s known as the best advocate in the business. I take a seat at the head of the conference table, and he sits two chairs down from me. Norman leans forward, resting his hands on the table. “I’ve reviewed the restraining order. It’s strategically airtight, but it’s not invincible.”

"Nathan... how long is Uncle Stanley going to be here? I thought he was just staying for a few days after... after the funeral." Nathan’s eyebrows furrowed, a genuine flash of confusion crossing his face. "Why are you asking? You don't like having him around?" Norman finally looked up. His eyes were wide, reflecting the dim hallway lights. "I do, but... he’s being weird, Nathan. He’s bringing different women into Mum’s room. They’re loud, and they’re shouting. And there are these strange men coming into the house at all hours. They look like criminals. I’m scared to even go to the kitchen."

She plans to see a psychologist soon, as Bosey had suggested. Bosey took Mandy to the mansion, kissed her goodbye and retired to his room. He was trying to get into the shower when he received a call, it was Norman's father. "Hello sir, how's Norman" Bosey asked. "Norman is fine, he woke up briefly and then drifted off again. We hope he wakes up again and stays awake this time" "That's good to hear! Bosey said, excitedly. "But Bosey, when Norman was awake, he kept screaming, that his boss wants to kill him, then | asked the name of his boss, he kept calling a female's name before he was sedated"