Yellwood Mental Hospital Mga Nobela at Kwento

Aaron, on the other hand, looked as if he wasn’t paying any attention at all, and Cadence figured that was because he already knew what Larundel was and wasn’t bothering to listen to Christian’s attempt at storytelling. “It was only open for about forty years, but during that time, thousands of psychiatric patients resided there, some of the worst cases imaginable, too. Schizophrenics, the criminally insane. It’s really not a very nice place. Now, paranormal investigators flock to the site because of all of the activity. Well, they did anyway. I imagine if Holland is holed up there, they wouldn’t be coming in droves anymore.” Christian concluded with a satisfied look on his face. “So you thi

By the time I hung up, I had already made up my mind. Serenity Wellness Center sat on the outskirts of the city, surrounded by tall iron gates and manicured trees that pretended to keep the world calm. The place looked as sinister as it did more than 5 years ago. The tall white walls gleamed too bright under the afternoon sun, like they were trying too hard to appear innocent. I parked across the street. Cameras and media vans were already gathered near the entrance. Of course they were, the “case of the year,” as they were calling it, was ending with a “troubled woman” being sent to a mental health facility. The perfect story.

Though it was not quite hell, it was close enough. "Jade, what are we doing here?" Owen couldn't help asking. The psychiatric hospital was full of mentally disturbed people, and a young girl like Jade might be frightened by the patients if she went in. "I'm here for someone," Jade said, looking at the mottled walls and dilapidated buildings. It was hard to imagine what a normal person would turn into after staying in such an environment, surrounded by a group of lunatics year-round. Jade opened the car door and got out, and Owen hurried to catch up.

"Is there another happy occasion?" Yale scratched his chin, gave Evangeline a thoughtful look, and then handed over the documents. "Take a look…" Evangeline took the papers, realizing they were her mother's old medical records and hospital files! "Uncle Yale, is this the hospital where Mom stayed before she passed?" Evangeline's face brightened with surprise, but it quickly turned serious. Right there on the cover, the words 'Frin Mental Hospital' stood out starkly. "How could Mom have been mentally ill?"

The transfer to the psychiatric hospital went through surprisingly smoothly. I chose Serenity Psychiatric Recovery Center for Mildred, which was the most secure facility in the city. I even upgraded her to a VIP plan, which placed her in a ward equipped with surveillance 24/7, zero blind spots, and double security doors. She would receive sedative treatment twice a day. Just as I finished signing the paperwork and was about to leave, Hank rushed over. He grabbed my arm with anxiety and disbelief written all over his face.

I opened windows and at that time it was cold, but I couldn’t suffocate myself with her stench. So, I drove as fast as I could to the facility. It was one of the facilities my company owned. It’s for the rich who suffer from mental illness. It’s private because they don’t want the public to know about their loved ones losing their minds. I got it though because there were many prominent figures there who lost their minds and suffer from depression due to extreme stress situations. When I got there, they took her inside but not without a fight. She was kicking and screaming calling me a liar.