Avatar The Last Airbender Fanfiction Watching The Future Novels & Stories

"I know you misunderstood me. But what happened because of that misunderstanding—it was real." "What's done is done. You can't undo it. The scars in each person's memory don't fade." "That day in Switzerland was so cold that it finally let me let go of the past." "Zane was the one who helped me move on." "Let's just move forward. Nico, Arlo, Rhett." "We had a beautiful childhood. But from now on, I'm going the way I chose. The way I'm looking forward to." "And I hope—the Nico, Arlo, and Rhett from those childhood days—can wish me well."

### Chapter: The Future Beckons #### Aurora's POV My hands trembled as I hovered over the keyboard, staring at the screen that would tell me if my future was finally going to take shape. My heart pounded so hard in my chest, it was difficult to focus on anything other than the blood rushing through my ears. Derek stood beside me, his warm presence giving me some sense of calm, but even that couldn’t stop the nerves running wild inside me. "Go on, Aurora. You’ve got this," Derek said softly, his voice steady and encouraging. His hand rested lightly on my shoulder, offering the support I desperately needed right now.

Dylan I let out all the pent up years of lust, all that I held back and channeled into driving Ace and I over the edge and then passed out after cumming harder than ever before. Then waking up in the void of a shared mindspace and Dee showing us a future where we can see the young wolves, some of them ours playing and splashing in a lake freely was so telling of what our future might hold. “Where was Kaiya in the future we saw?” Ace asks as I lazily trace my fingers on his leanly muscled chest.

I breathed out, shock rippling through my body as goosebumps arose. A certain kind of terror slithered down my spine, I didn’t want anyone to see my past and I was terrified to know my future. His eyes danced from one to the other, staring deeply into my soul. “Yes.” He answered smoothly. “I can see your past and your future, Bellatrix.”

"A girl is good. A girl is great." "Hey, hubby, are you one of those people who favor girls over boys?" "No, no, of course not. I treat them equally," I replied, embarrassed. Still, I could not deny the quiet joy in my heart at the thought of having a daughter. After chatting a bit more, she suddenly said, "Iris is crying. Your future self is taking care of her right now, but I should go check on them. I cannot let him get too tired. We will talk next time."

I waited for the right moment to claim her, and then a Lycan from the past owned her, “What shall I do?” “Eliminate the past so the future will continue its course. You will take over when he’s gone.” “Kill the Lycan? This is absurd!” I walked out. The thought of killing Davon grew on me, but that would not be easy. “Nixon, so? Did you get your answer? What did Mia say?” Irish was waiting for me outside of my cabin. Curious, as always. She got this attitude that she wanted to be the first to know the news.

I wondered if that night would end with Abby sitting in between the corpses of Blake and Trevor and holding on to their lifeless bodies as her clothes get soaked in their blood. I wondered if I was selfish for envying them when I first looked at Trevor, knowing that if my mom's vision were correct, she would suffer greater pain than I did for Kelvin. My mom let me see her visions in my mind, in case I doubted her words, and I saw even more than I was willing to. I saw Abby’s life after my revenge on Anthony Gordon, which by the way, according to the vision, was successful. Likewise, I saw a hand trailing up Abby’s thigh. She had agreed to move to Westview with her parents and was lying on a

The lush canopy of trees below them stretched out like a vibrant carpet, and the distant mountains painted a picturesque backdrop against the sky. As they approached a section of the zip line that traversed a small river, Myla's pulse quickened with a mixture of excitement and nervous anticipation. The guide had mentioned a surprise element, and her curiosity was piqued. Suddenly, a fine mist enveloped them as they glided over the water, creating a shimmering halo around their figures. Myla was absolutely hooked by how ethereal and angelic Noah looked in the moment, his hair whipping behind him and his eyes closed as the mist cast a hazy glow around his body. In delight, she let out a laugh.

Audrey observed the dark witches fighting against the werewolves and white witches; she knew this was more like a warning and vision for her; she'd been shown what was going to happen, and somehow, it was expected of her to do something and prevent it from happening. "We just traveled to the future," Audrey informed. "Cool!" Alex exclaimed. "Cool?" Sandra asked. "How do we get back?" Maria asked, looking around the whole place. "I'm trying to figure that out," "Audrey, look," Alex pouted behind them to the supposed dead Alpha Lake. Audrey turned behind her and found herself looking at her replica who was running toward the dead Alpha Lake and falling on top of him with a heartbreaking scream

“I’ve shown you, your future— how it will end. Resisting against me, you know you can’t win, Nirvana. Come and join me, and see how your future changes, just the way you’ve ever dreamed, having family and kids—” I felt extreme fear again as I watched the future, losing hope. “Over my dead body! You can stop spreading your tentacles, asshole. You won’t get what you want. Even if you will kill everyone I love, I will find a way to kill you.” “You had your chance.” “Fuck you!” I jolted to sit, my heart galloping in my chest. I realized I was still in the vehicle, and we hadn’t arrived at Inverness.