I See The Future Novels & Stories

“I still fail to understand how you knew my favorite color when it didn't even exist yet.” “I caught a glimpse of it when I saw your future and I described it to the expert. It turns out that he can make it similar to what I saw.” I became very curious what exactly he saw from my future besides our child and my favorite color. “Tell me what else you know about my future, Jayden.” “Not much, just that.” “You must be lying, I'm sure.” “I once told you that I couldn't see clearly into your future, unlike others. But I just can't shake the color of it from my brain.”

Maybe I had a breakthrough. My brows quirked when he snapped his fingers. My expression changed to jaw-dropping when the rest of the ruins around me all came down in flames. My body jerked up as my eyes flew open. Cold sweat drenched the clothes I had on as if someone emptied a bucket of water in me. Paralyzed for several minutes, I couldn't even think of leaving my bed. Was this some kind of warning? 'It's a prediction. Remember that you can see the future.' 'Well, yeah. But how will such a thing happen? And what will I even do when it does?'

“The most terrifying thing isn’t meeting a ghost from the past… it’s meeting someone from your future.” 🌙 The room shook violently. Books flew from the shelves. The giant clock shattered into hundreds of pieces. ⚡💥 Aariz stood motionless in the darkness. His silver eyes glowed brighter than ever. 👁️✨ And his final words echoed through the impossible room. “I’m not your past…” “I’m your future.” 😱😱😱

Something that is telling them to listen to my words. “Yes. I saw the future,” I answered. I heard Cassius sighed, while Zion frowned his forehead even more. He stood straight, breathed sharply. Zion stared at the side, blinking, then back to my face. “How did it happen? Seeing the future?” There were nights when I imagined how will Zion react once I told him that I died. I admitted that I wanted to see it, especially when he finds out that he abandoned me alone. But the future Zion and the present Zion are not the same person.

"It was like... like I was standing on the train and on the platform at the same time." "You're a 'Seer,'" he said, his eyes intense. "And you’re powerful, Maya. Much more than you know. Most of us can only see small things, or moments that have already passed. But you? You’re seeing the architecture of the future." I wanted to run. I wanted to go back to my boring, safe life. But then I looked at the maps. I saw the areas marked in red, the sectors where people were disappearing. I thought about the fear in my mother’s eyes when she looked at the cameras in our living room. My old life was just a slow-motion prison.

Not just the people, she wondered how her boss would react. “ Oh! Lest I forget, Mr. Williams asks that you see him in his office.” She informed her, her eyes now on her laptop and she played with the buttons on it.

Smith asked and Diana nodded in agreement. " That's not Just meditation, I have the ability to see visions, I can't see the future or the past but I can see what is going on right now, I can see where your mysterious is.. I could see anything and anywhere in this realm.. I just don't know how I could see all those things " Smith said and Diana gasped In shock. " Mysterious can see the future but can't see the past and the present, You can see the present and not past and future, Mysterious also has the mark of Armageddon and I have seen it, if Mysterious could see the future and you the past "

"It means while they searched your mind you saw glimpses of the future." The room froze. Future. My heart pounded. Stefan. The attacks. Kaels death. Chloes betrayal. No. No. No. I swallowed hard. "Future?" "Possibilities " She corrected. "Nothing is written in stone." What I saw may come to pass it may not. I knew. The things I saw were real. Maybe not today. Maybe not tomorrow. Someday. I was not ready. Not yet.

My driver didn't argue or ask questions, he simply fled from the office, locking the front door behind him as I had instructed. With a loud groan, I sunk to my knees and pressed my forehead into the floor. The pain that ripped through my midriff was like childbirth – but instead of birthing a baby, I’d birth knowledge of the future. I hated it. Of all my powers, the ability to see the future was the worst. I learned to control it over the years – knowing the future was never a good thing. The future was always fluid, could always be changed, and The Fates only revealed parts of it, which meant prophets could easily misunderstand the vision.

Future me places a kiss on Osiris's cheek. “If I can save the colony, it will be worth it,” I tell Osiris. Before Osiris can stop me, I am running to the middle of the town square. My future self is so close that I can reach out and touch her. “I know you are here,” future me says to know one. “I think you can help me.” I look over my shoulders for anyone I might be talking to, but there is only me. “Are you talking to me?” I ask aloud, but my voice fades into nothing as it leaves my throat.