I'm Not Crazy

I'm Not Crazy

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Jan 10, 2020
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William was once a psychologist at the local psychiatric ward, Henshire Institution for the Mentally Ill. That was until the head psychiatrist deemed him delusional and emitted him into the Institution as a patient. Months pass and a sudden new doctor is employed and happens to be assigned William. Will this new employee be his ticket out of his prison? Or will he remain a patient and truly lose his sanity?
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