The human mind is a labyrinth of perception and illusion, its power both profound and unsettling. Our thoughts, memories, and senses weave together to create our reality, yet this reality can be as fragile as it is convincing. The mind has the ability to shape our experiences, blurring the lines between what is real and what is imagined. It can transform mere thoughts into vivid experiences, creating worlds that feel as tangible as the physical one around us.
Leon Adas navigated the crowded college campus, feeling an undercurrent of discomfort. Though he rarely attracted overt attention, he was acutely aware of the gaze of others—a sensation that gnawed at him. He disliked being watched, even when the scrutiny was minimal. The sense of eyes on him made him uneasy, an invisible weight he couldn’t shake.
Professor Lee, a figure of intrigue within the college, often spoke about the mind’s extraordinary capabilities. With his sharp gaze and enigmatic presence, Mr. Lee captivated students with discussions on how the mind could craft realities so convincing that they became indistinguishable from true experiences. Leon had always found these discussions both fascinating and disconcerting, pondering the implications of such power.
As the day ended, Leon headed towards his dormitory, eager to escape the campus’s gaze. The hallways were quiet, and he moved with a sense of relief, anticipating the solitude of his room. But as he rounded a corner, he saw her—Eloise.
She stood there, her presence striking, her dark hair and gorgeous dark brown eyes looking like the night sky , yet there was a disconcerting distance in her eyes. Eloise, his childhood friend, looked at him with a polite, almost distant recognition.
Leon’s mind raced. He had memories of their shared past—of laughter, adventures, and a bond that seemed so real. Yet here she was, a stranger who didn’t remember him.
As he continued towards his dorm, the unease of the encounter lingered. A strange whisper reached his ears, a voice that seemed to come from nowhere. “Be closer… help me… let me be free…”
Leon stopped, looking around in an attempt to locate the source of the voice. The hallway was empty, the whisper growing fainter. He shook his head, trying to dismiss the feeling. But the sensation of being watched, made his head spin.
Suddenly, dizziness overtook him. His vision blurred, and he felt a wave of nausea. Before he could react, the world around him darkened, and he lost consciousness, his body crumpling to the floor.
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My Dream Or My Nightmare?
Science FictionA guy living in a lie and finding the truth as the days pass by. Can the human brain hold so much power over us? Sorry if it's not good it's my first time writing a book! English isn't my first language so please be informed This story might be a li...
