My Mind, His Prison

My Mind, His Prison

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Apr 18, 2017
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Paranormal
At the age of 18, you expect your life to be all perfect, to be rich and live in a mansion, and have the best family in the entire state. But, for Kurose Riku, that's all wrong. His life is a total wreck. When Kurose was 18, he was locked up in an insane asylum. But when all hell breaks loose, Riku loses his mind and doesn't know how to get his sanity back. Until, a new kid is sent in the asylum. They become friends but Riku is curious if this new kid is actually nice. What if its all an act? Death is heading towards Riku and he doesn't even know it.
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Riku has lived his entire life with an ability that feels more like a curse he can hear the thoughts of everyone around him. From the moment he was born, the voices of others have echoed in his mind, leaving him overwhelmed and disconnected. His childhood was filled with confusion, isolation, and an unbearable flood of noise that made school and social interactions unbearable. Now a Senior High Student, Riku has learned to manage his daily life by avoiding crowds, planning his routines carefully, and limiting his exposure to others. But no matter how much he isolates himself, the voices never stop. That is, until he meets Hana a quiet, artistic girl whose thoughts are unlike anyone else's. They are calm, gentle, and, most importantly, clear. For the first time, Riku finds himself drawn to someone not because of what they think, but because of how they think. As Riku navigates his growing connection with Hana, he begins to question the true nature of his ability. Is it really a curse, or has he simply never found someone who made it feel like anything else?

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