The Cure For Madness Novels & Stories

If Edith hadn't protected him, he probably wouldn't have survived to meet the female lead at all. Reading those comments made my chest tighten. I picked up my smartwatch, added him as a contact, and typed a message. 'I'm fine. Stop crying.' When I looked at Elias, my gaze held more than a hint of complexity. In a world like this, it seemed our fates were never fully in our own hands. I had selective mutism. He had been plagued by bad luck since childhood. Past life or present, it seemed neither of us ever caught a break.

He just controls us all he is the one who does everything, he controlled me because I was the one he chose to hold a power so that he too would benefit. "Tyr and Lavisha are the only ones missing but they are still weak so I have to calm down and prioritize these stupids." He said. It's very difficult especially my brain is here with me but I can't control myself fortunately sometimes I can control myself. But I know for myself that it won't last long and that it will be permanent with the amount of injections I've been given because of this mad scientist.

He says "I will be careful, you don’t worry doctor," I assure "I hope I don’t. But anyways, you once asked me how your mental illness can be completely cured." He says "Yes, did you find out about the cure or solution to that?" I ask hoping he did "Yeah, after doing some digging, I found a potential cure or solution. You'll be relieved to hear it!" he responds. Feeling a surge of hope, I eagerly inquired, "That is so great! Tell me, what did you discover?"

The thought of his experience with the council members brought his rage to the surface. "What is the cure?" Brittany also tried speaking calmly. "The infection was an illusion. Their brain was the only thing attacked. It seemed like they were intoxicated" Raymond explained in a way not professional enough. "Intoxicated?" Brittany seemed not to believe her ears again. "Yeah, they have lost the control of their brains. They are just like wild dogs right now. They will attack anybody that wasn't one of them" Raymond spoke fast like he was under the pressure of time. "So, you have the cure to that, right?" Brittany asked like that would be impossible. She wouldn't believe it.

I didn’t understand it. “How do you cure this? How does the person become normal again?” “I’m sorry to say but there is no cure for that, it can only be treated slight with medications and the symptoms can be controlled.” He responded. “When it leads to ten patients having seizures and regular attacks, they get a pill which would help them, and the prince had been getting that.”

"The prophecy-it's not just old. It's tied to the Madness Curse the Elders never talk about." Before I can fully process what he's saying, I take a step forward. "Madness Curse? You mean the rogue sickness?" All this playing before me better be a dream. Nicklaus looks up, eyes darker now. "Worse. It doesn't just make you go rogue. It eats your wolf. Your mind. It was designed to kill off the strongest Alphas." Silence. I'm trying hard to process all this. One minute, my life is normal. The next, I find a scroll threatening to rip everything apart.

" Hearing the truth, Aunt Margaretta cupped her mouth and her eyes rounded frightfully. "You didn't know of this before?" Jonathan was shocked to see that the head maid of this house wasn't made aware of this. Then that means Alexandra is taking care of her own meds the whole time? Is she even taking her medicines properly? Doubts tossed around inside his mind. "Can she recover from this? This illness you talked about." Aunt Margretta asked as desperation swelled inside her gaze. No one, not even Halton had ever shared about this illness. "Unfortunately there is no known cure for schizophrenia." Jonathan's voice saddened on a deeper note. If there was a cure then he would definitely get her

Galahad apologized. " Alright, for example, when we were trying to give the cure. The cure is supposed to be absorbed into their blood and brought to the brain, but instead, the body sees it as a threat, refuses to absorb it, and sends it to the nearest exit. The mothers at the time were mindless monsters but had the full brain capacity to control every part of their bodies consciously.

he threatened. “I don’t care too.” I turned my back on him. “The magic made you lose your special wolf and memory. You were progressing, but now we are back at square one.” His voice sounded hurt, and he sighed, muttering something. “Is there a cure?” I whispered slowly as the waves of sleep washed over me. “Yes, there is. But you won’t like it,” he answered. “What’s that?” My curiosity jumped with excitement. “The cure lies in us having another child, and this will break the illusion around your head,” he said, encircling his hands around my waist. A shiver coursed through my body at the very notion.

Emilee said, and tears started streaming down her face. Yasmine quickly grabbed a tissue from the nearby table and handed it to her. Emilee said thank you and wiped away her tears. "After Mrs. Maddox passed away, Mr. Russell went crazy every two years. He had a mental illness before, but Mrs. Maddox developed a cure and cured him. But then he went crazy again. Mrs. Maddox's master came to see him, but he couldn't do anything. He said it was a heart disease, and only heart medicine could cure it! Until you came, Mr. Russell's condition miraculously improved a lot, although we don't know how long it will take for him to fully recover, but he is already close to being a normal person, isn't he?