Books About Parallel Universes Fiction Novels & Stories

I noticed that there is a pile of folders and documents there, I have no idea what those things could be he is deciding on and what could be the purpose of everything. “Your father tried to stop it but he died in exchange. This place cannot just be stop just because someone said it. We already messed the two different worlds and we cannot escape that easy.” He answered to me and gave a file. “I thought time paradox is not something we can see in this study.” I said as I saw the conclusion on the latter portion of the document,, It says that things could still be change even if parallel world exists.

AND WHEN THE FIRST DREAMER WOKE UP AND WATCHED TELEVISION, THE PATTERNS CHANGED SO DRAMATICALLY THAT MY ENTIRE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM REQUIRED RECALIBRATION. "It is reacting to us." IT IS REACTING TO STORY. TO NARRATIVE. TO THE SPECIFIC, UNPREDICTABLE, FUNDAMENTALLY IRRATIONAL WAY THAT HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS EXPERIENCES EXISTENCE. WHATEVER IS DOWN THERE, IT HAS NEVER ENCOUNTERED ANYTHING LIKE YOU BEFORE. Jack pressed his palms against the crystallized floor. The compass was burning so hot that his belt buckle was smoking. "You said you recommended liquidation for the previous universe because the books did not balance. The fourth defect was the reason the books could not balance. Is that correct

<333 That is all I guess, and again.. THANK YOU ALL SO MUCHH!! <333 —---- Before Wolf University is really saying goodbye, these are the SIDESTORY GUIDE. Just in case you wouldn’t want to read some of them and possibly use coins. Sidestory 1 - Present; years later after Epilogue, kind of an intro or prologue to side story 3 (1 chapter only) Sidestory 2 - Jacob and Sophia in a parallel universe, still a wolf genre. (Possibly 2-3 chaps)

"Besides, doing laundry with you is fun. We get to talk." Her chest tightened. God, she loved this kid. Loved him so much it sometimes scared her, this overwhelming, all-consuming love that made her want to wrap him in bubble wrap and protect him from every sharp edge the world had to offer. "What do you want to talk about?" she asked, settling cross-legged on the floor beside him. Ayven tilted his head, considering. "Do you think parallel universes exist?" "I—what?" "Parallel universes. The theory that there are infinite versions of reality existing simultaneously, and every choice we make creates a branching timeline." He said it so casually, like he was asking about the weather. "I've bee