Midnight Memories

Midnight Memories

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We've all had those days when we wake up with a headache, right? Well, it was one of those days for Tyler; except that he didn't just have a headache, but was also covered in blood from head to toe...and had a...hole in his skull. Tyler discovers that a surgical intervention does exist which was in practice in the prehistoric times, that involves drilling a hole in a person's skull, so as to awaken their sixth sense. It is called "Trepanation". Most people died before the process was even completed. Tyler, unfortunately, survived it all. Now he is seeing strange things, and his life is about to take some twisted turns. 
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So that was the deciding factor. It became my inspiration, my reason for resorting to such seclusion. I had always needed my own space for working, which is why even when I worked in the hospital I never allowed for a nurse or doctor or any other person to be in room, except me and the patient. I am unable to perform my work with prying eyes staring me down and questioning me, questioning my methods and maybe even questioning my humanity. Thus, when she stopped living here by my side, I took that as my cue to quit working in the hospital. ---- Dr. Roy Andrews, a highly credible neurosurgeon has a knack for solving cases of comatose. His methods, however, are questionable. And highly unorthodox. He enters the patient's minds. Despite that factor, he has never once messed up a case. He has never once lost somebody. However, when patient Kester Montgomery arrives under his care, the circumstances of his case baffle Dr. Andrews, leading to the possibility of a detrimental outcome. As Andrews ventures through the depths of Kester's mind, he finds out what working on a case of mental instability is like. ***Cover photo does not belong to me. All credit belongs to its rightful owner.***

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