I Kept Pressing The 100-million-year Button Novels & Stories

' Then without hesitation, he called his time machine again. "Tim------much---- we need to go back in the future 2,000,027 years from now!" "Tit" ~Host command is impossible. The host need to wait 10 years.~ "Ah!" "Useless!" "What do we do now?" "Tit!" ~Host can teleport.~ "You!!!!" "Why say it now!" "Tit!" ~Host did not ask~ "Then teleport us to a safe place." ~Wait for host~ "Tit!" "....."

"I pay attention to patterns. So are you?" Kyle looks at me and I look at him. How do you explain to a five-year-old? "Because people need time to figure things out," I finally say. "How much time?" "I don't know." "A day? A week? A month? A year?" "Maybe longer than that." Madison speaks up softly. "A year is forever." "It's not forever," Ethan corrects automatically. "It's three hundred and sixty-five days. Or three hundred and sixty-six in a leap year."

The way you touched things that needed to be understood. The specific texture. The layering. The way the crystals had grown under pressure. The way pressure had made something new from what was already there. I stood back. "Mr. Abara," I said. "Yes," he said. "How old is this specific section?" I said. "Four hundred and eighty million years," he said. "Give or take." He paused. "Older in some places." He paused. "The valley has variation." I took out the compass. I held it level.

The Resolution of the Century The chapter reaches its peak as the "Global-Resonance" hits its ten-year anniversary. Across the planet, every "Somatic-Node"—every human heart—synchronized for one heartbeat. It wasn't a command from a "Creditor." It was a "Thank You" from the planet itself.

Daniel is only two years old when Kai travelled to different planet and galaxy. “I need to go because this is my pledge to the galactic organization,” Kai said “I know, I’m just scared because you will be gone for almost five years. You will not see our son,” Maia said “I know but I promise to come back and we will raise our son together,” Kai said

Ignoring him, Noni clapped her hands again and said, "I'm so excited I could burst. It's been five hundred years since the last one was recorded in these parts." Jazz leaned into Juke, their shoulders touching. "What's got Noni all worked up?" "I have no idea." Juke looked as puzzled as the rest, his confusion bleeding through their bond. "Five hundred years? Mother, you're insane. Please tell us what you're talking about." Dale shifted uncomfortably as Juke's grandmother pawed at his cheeks, pulling and stretching with every word. Her touch was gentle but invasive, making his skin tingle. "Don't be an idiot, Jared, smell him. Then tell me again how insane I am." Her words carried a challeng

My voice cracked, betraying my panic. “Yes,” he said calmly, as if this wasn’t quickly turning into a disaster. “I’m watching.” My chest heaved as my eyes stayed locked on the timer. Twenty-five seconds. Twenty. Fifteen… come on. Red again. I gasped. 650,000,000. “They…” I couldn’t even breathe. “They just topped me by sixty million. Dante!” “I know, I see it,” his voice tightened, a bit of urgency bleeding into his tone now. “Don’t panic. Stick to the strategy. Twenty million increments. Its safe…”

He left a message for me, "I'll see you at City Hall at ten, honey." I let out a quiet snort and ignored the message. I quickly packed my luggage and headed to the airport. Then I blocked both of them. Lastly, I snapped my SIM card in half and tossed it into the trash can. Then, I boarded the plane that would take me overseas.

Something tells me that Claire’s gonna be a friend I just won’t be able to shake… I need that right about now. “Hey, come over,” Sophie texts. It’s been a long day. The clock reads 12pm. I’ve only been out for 4 hours? It feels like it’s been forever. I guess it’s just that small, molecular part of me that’s introverted, and screaming for me to curl up in my bed with Netflix and snacks. “Is that a question or a command?” I respond. She sends the eyeroll emoji. I roll my eyes, too. No one can see it, but I’m returning her sass. And in this act, I put the car in reverse—without looking behind me.

Penny was so excited that she hugged Woody's arm and jumped with joy. "You got the legendary golden Reishi for just a million! How many times over did we multiply our worth? It's worth billions!" For a moment, she couldn't calculate the numbers. "A hundred times!" she finally said. Abraham quietly cut in and said, "No, it's a thousand times more!" Penny leaped with joy again. "A billion! That's enough to last a lifetime!