I See The Future Novels & Stories

"I need... I don't see a future. Before you came, I saw that everything was perfectly fine, that the baby is fine. But now... I see red. I see blood. I don't see anything." "But I thought you saw an infinite amount of futures," Julius said. "Surely you were supposed to see him. You were supposed to see RJ." I shook my head gently. "It doesn't work like that. My visions... the premonition doesn't work like that. I have to know about the existence of something before I can see the possible outcome. I didn't know about this RJ before, which is why the future I saw was only in line with what I knew. And now that I know about him…”

Was I just being absent minded, ignorant or simply unaware? "I can't invoke to see the future because It àlways comes without warnings. It shows me what is going to happen any time soon in the future when I didn't call for it. It could come as a dream, a premonition during the daylight or any time when I least expect it. It always just set in without warnings but I am glad I got accustomed to it and now I can control it better without freaking out by the things I see," she explained but I was still curious.

Suddenly, as I shift my eyes back to Raya again, I was surprised as she started to fade away as if she's being dusted, I worriedly asked, "Raya, what's happening? You're disappearing." "I don't have much time." Raya said as she reached out for my hand, she continued, "Do you dare find out the future?" I gulped hard and grabbed onto her hands. Just like that I saw the future. I saw it vividly and clearly. The future... where everyone is dead. I hold my breathe as I saw the horrors of the vision Raya gave me.

"It's not empty now, ain't it?" Luna dismissed his health-wrecking lifestyle and waited for him to continue his statement about his ability. "The visions, they occur anytime at random and I don't know when exactly in the future it'll happen." He said, looking out of the window as he spoke. "Sometimes I see my future, sometimes other people's. I can distinguish mine from someone else's because I see the future as if I am that person. If the feeling and the perspective I feel and perceive at that moment isn't the same as mine, then it isn't my future I'm seeing."

I found out I could see the future," I said "Really," Steven asked. "Yeah. I could see my father with Turner and Alicia at a young age. I saw Turner kill Gwendoline and lie to my dad and tell him that the White Wolf did it," I said "That is messed up," Steven replied "I know, but that isn't the only thing I saw. I also saw that future; in it, we are fighting with Rogues, Turner, Norman, and my dad. It was like we were in a war with trees on fire and dead bodies everywhere. Anya could see everything as well, and it was like we were in separate bodies," I said

“Why was that necessary? You don’t see the full picture, but you act out on what you see in fragments of the future without question?” Hound smirked, his tone playful yet dark. “Yup. A future that benefits me. Monkey see, monkey do.”

Our pack never had trouble with rogues, in fact I don’t remember there ever being any attacks when I was little. I have never had a vision of the future before. I’m glad I did, because if I hadn’t we would all be dead right now. It’s not something I want for myself, the responsibility of knowing more than any person should. What if I see something but can’t help, or it’s too late, or I’m too far away? I just want to be able to live a normal life. I know it sounds selfish, and I suppose it is. I was talking about wanting to help the pack, before it happened, and I know seeing the future could help more than anything I can learn online. I just don’t think I’m strong enough to carry that burden

I will know when to leave, and when I do, I pray that the girl I saw in my vision is nothing like her relative. And for a week, I waited. One of the downsides about my ability is that I cannot use it to see into my future. The only glimpses I get to see of my own life is if it crosses with another, and even then, it's purposefully blocked. I think it's a way to keep me from wanting to stay away from fate. If I knew when and where I'd die, I would never go, or some other pivotal moment in my life. Not moving forward the way fate designed, is absolutely disastrous and it ripples out. That's not to say that the future is set in stone. People still have options, but the options will never be pre

He said quietly, “Better than most people would. But she’s not okay. None of us are.” I frowned, “Liam, what’s this about? You didn’t call me here to talk circles.” He leaned forward, elbows on the table, “You’ve been dreaming of the future… haven’t you?” I froze. The words hung heavy between us. “What… What did you just say?” I tried to keep my face neutral, but I knew the shock had already crept into my features. “The future.” Liam said again, voice even, “You’ve seen things, things that haven’t happened yet. But they do, eventually. Right?”

“You won’t feel any bad feelings here. And if you ever missed your family, you could see them. Come.” I followed her to the river. “All you have to do is think of them,” Tia instructed. I did as she said, thinking of Ian. I saw Ian with Luna Aria in the park. Ian seemed happy. “You can see the future, too.” I thought of Richard this time. It must be a few years in the future, he seemed different. A little bit older. He was holding a baby in his arms, and he seemed totally in awe. Then I prayed for Ian’s future. I saw a gorgeous man reflecting on the river’s surface. Black raven hair and green eyes. Yes, surely, my son. He was so handsome. Oh, my little boy would surely turn out to be a heart