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@Melinda Monroe #ThePsychiatrist During the hypnosis something unexpected happened. When I asked the patient her name, she said, “My name is Anishi.”
That was quick, I thought. I quickly improvised my question lineup and asked, “Do you remember your family?”
“Yes”, she said.
You are now reading the fifth chapter. Refer to Inflicted for a chapter-wise listing…
I was escorted into a dimly lit room. People in the room started leaving. I was injured badly. My head was spinning. I could see two of everything. I told myself to focus and I started looking for clues. My surroundings hinted that I was in a hospital.
There was an operating table beside me. Now I understood where the dim light was coming from. I was in an operating room. Those doctors were going to operate on me. A nurse came in. I recognized her on the first look. She was the same bitch that put me back in here. Read more
Paradox is, as the name suggest, one of the most tricky and confusing stories I have written. The best part about these paradox stories, is that they are a page turner. Now as this story is supposed to baffle and confuse you, I am not going to give any further information in this synopsis.
All I am going to say is this, “Welcome to the Paradox, A Game where everything is tested.” At the end of the game, you get something which you have dreamt of your entire life. This story is of the narrative type, i.e. the protagonist of the story tells his own story due to which the story becomes more juicy and interesting.
After reading the story many of you would think. The main thought in your mind would be, “Would I have done this?” The purpose of this story is to bring to light who people waste their second chances. Moral of the story is that there is no easy path to success. Everything happens in due time. Do not bite more than you can chew. Stay focused on your goal and never give up and never surrender.