Captured

Captured

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Fiction
Science Fiction
June woke up in an all with room wearing all white clothes and there is only grey breaking the pattern. She and a twenty year old man have to share a room. Neither of them know whats going on. They're trying hard to get through, but who ever has them captive sure knows what they're doing. Then June starts feeling confused with her friend, who somehow lives only in her dreams. The same best friend she is in love with. Then her room mate seems to have his share of secrets too. What's going on?
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This is not just a story. It is a collection of silent battles. Inside these chapters are different minds, different struggles, and different experiences that people often fail to see or understand. Each story opens a small window into lives affected by mental health conditions, emotional pain, and the weight of being misunderstood by society. From obsessive thoughts that refuse to stop, to overwhelming anxiety, to emotions that feel too heavy to carry alone, each chapter shows how different people fight battles that are invisible to others. Some are aware of what they are going through but cannot simply "stop." Some try to function normally while their minds are in constant conflict. Some are judged, ignored, or misunderstood by the world around them. This book does not exist to label people. It exists to humanize them. Because behind every behavior that others may not understand, there is a person trying their best to survive their own mind. And maybe, in reading these stories, we learn to see them a little more clearly. Not as broken. Not as different. But as human.

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