Jon Snow Time Travel Fanfiction Novels & Stories

If what she felt was dumbfounded, then she had found herself quite foolish by comparison and couldn't wait to hear more, but she felt betrayed regardless. Why so? “Time travel?” “Yes, you hear me right, Diana, your grandfather travelled back in time, which, by the way, with my help. It was an accident or fate, perhaps, that intervened during my holiday when I went to your grandfather's woods. He was there checking out with the rabbit when I found him almost dead; she was bitten by a snake, and though I didn't plan to drink his blood, it was after all calling me; I lost it—"

“Forecast says the pass is closed until further notice. Blizzard warning till Wednesday. Maybe longer.” “Wednesday?!” I squeak. “It’s Friday!” “Welcome to the mountains, baby,” Cal says, winking at me. Jonah throws his head back and fake-cries at the ceiling. “Ten days. Ten whole days trapped with you two. I’m gonna die of blue balls or murder. Possibly both.” I shove his chest. “Shut up, you love us.” He catches my wrist and tugs me closer, voice dropping. “Yeah. I really, really do.”

Xoan's eyes softened as he draped his coat over Yaslyn, "Let me take you home." Yaslyn smiled gratefully at Xoan. "Thank you, Xoan, but my legs are numb." Xoan crouched, allowing Yaslyn to climb onto his back. Without having to walk, Yaslyn became more talkative. "Xoan, I've heard that if two people experience snowfall together, they'll stay together until they're old." "I don't know about staying together until they're old, but they might end up in the hospital together."

I know it is useless to say anything to my mother, who has her eyes on him as her future son-in-law, so I pretend he is invisible. Charley's father Gerald was once a human, cursed with demonism. His mother, Jane, was my mother’s best friend. My mother had run into Gerald during her travels in the futuristic world. There, Gerald had vowed to protect her all his life. When my parents time-travelled back to Tyi, he had joined them to spend the remnants of his long lifespan in Tyi. As Gerald had earned many merits helping my mother, she regarded him as her benefactor.

She looked up at the clock covered in fog and worriedly asked: – When my mother's memories are awakened, does something happen? Why am I not allowed to do that? The person in front of her sneered. He coldly replied: – Human, thankfully; I'm glad you can think like that. Something will indeed happen. Since your mother's memory of the non-existent timeline has been awakened, she will be watched over by the time principle. Then she will no longer belong to this timeline, so your mother will return to that old timeline. So.. she will die. Not only will she die, but she will also fall into a chaotic time, forever unable to get out. Even if you succeed in correcting the past, later on, she won't b

He left the room. A fierce winter covered the forests with heavy snow-clusters and icicles, and filled ravines to their edges with drifts, so that the whole land seemed a single white plain. Great, sudden storms came, in which men and herds were lost under the pall of snow; roads grew misleading and perilous. A lonely Jaweldur howled in the distance.

After nine years, the time has finally reached for him to complete his mission and prove to his people that he is capable of taking his father's place as the next leader of the clan. "I am glad that you understand your task. Your parents are proud of you as they watch from above." Mr. William stated. "UMM." Angel answered. At six-thirty, Snow and her parents were in their car and on their way to the campsite. "Snow, do you want to start your favorite camping song?" Mr. Wright asked his daughter after seeing her frown from the v-mirror. "No, dad. I don't." Snow replied. "Okay, then. I am just going to drive in silence."

"He made those clay dolls for me—one for him and one for me. We'd never be apart." She slowly closed her eyes, and blood stained my shirt collar. "Nathalie... if only I weren't such a fool." Her eyes shut, and her hands slipped from my neck. Then, there was only silence. All that was left in the howling snowstorm was the sound of my crying. … After the snowstorm passed, I made my way down the mountain alone, rushing straight to Riverton City. I got there just as Chester's engagement party was starting. Right when Chester was about to slip the ring on Rose's finger, I burst into the room. "Chester, Janet has passed away, and she sent me to give you a wedding present!"

They should hear me mourn my own death. By the time I finally forced myself to grab the suitcases and pulled them out, I was sporting a massive headache, and my wolf was uncomfortably shifting in my chest. She'd been silent since my father and Mather broke it down to me that I was going to be sent to mate with the Alpha of the Winter Snow Pack in my sisters stead. I made my way outside to find a black car parked in front of the main pack house, with a single warrior standing to the side of it..

Then he winced. “Yeah, that sounded less weird in my head.” Nobody moved. Nobody breathed. Annie stared at the boy—this beautiful, impossible, strange kid who was somehow heartbreakingly familiar. "What?" she whispered. “It’s me,” he said gently. “Jeffrey.” He scratched the back of his neck. “From the future.” Then he added quickly, “Which I know sounds insane, but in my defense, time travel is much easier than explaining it.” Jeffrey's smile was sad and sweet, full of something that looked like regret.