Outside Of Time Movie Novels & Stories

> "Project Chronos: A Leap in Time." Seeking sponsors and collaborators for humanity's first theoretical time displacement machine. — Dr. Elias Ren, Quantum Dynamics Division Contact: +H0L0-7739-92A I blinked at it, my alcohol-fogged mind trying to make sense. "What the…" I muttered. "A time machine?" The corner of my mouth twitched, half amusement, half disbelief. "Could this be it? The miracle I've been praying for?" Hundreds of years of living — endless faces, endless centuries, endless pain. Maybe this was it. Maybe I could finally go back. Back to when it all began. Back to fix my mistake. End this torture once and for all.

I booked the next flight back to Springville that very night. At the divorce court hearing the next day, Ariel was still stubborn about not wanting the divorce. To my greatest surprise, Claude wasn't there. Meanwhile, Ariel explained every single watch she bought for me and also told the judge and jury about all the things she'd done for me, to the extent that the judge actually looked moved by her words. In the end, my divorce case ended up being rescheduled for another day. I had just walked out of the courthouse when a white sedan suddenly sped toward me. Claude was at the wheel, flooring the pedal as he mumbled under his breath, "Die! Go to hell! Die!

Don't let them misunderstand me further! "We're family, and family sticks together to defend against outsiders like her!" So, Justin only thought of us as family when the barrel of the gun was pointed at him. He'd never said such a thing when Mom and Dad weren't around. I lifted a finger and pointed to the corner of the hall. "Justin, might I remind you that there's a camera over there. Everything you said and did to me earlier has all been recorded. "Would you now like to consider telling my parents the truth about what went down just now?"

It’s like going against the flow of the river or not accepting the fact that time has intrinsic direction and order. “You’ve been working about this since your teenage years, mom,” I commented. “Time manipulation is a product of human’s inventive mind. You cannot manipulate something that you can’t even see, touch, or feel.” “And that, young lady, is what I wanted to prove,” she said as she put on her auto-darkening welding helmet. I didn’t utter another word. I quietly watched my mom do her magic on her work. Somehow, I aspire to be like her. Someone determined to make her dreams come true. Someone who knows what he or she wants.

He displayed a level of concern for Jackie that he had never shown to me. "I feel a little dizzy. Joshua, can you send me home?" Of course he agreed to it. He carefully supported Jackie, who leaned against him. Soon, they changed out of their uniforms and left the hospital hand-in-hand. The sight of their intertwined fingers pained me more than the pancreatitis. Before leaving, Jackie did not forget to turn around and flash me a smug smile. I gradually lost consciousness, and my vision grew blurry. Lucas came up to me. "Oh, you're still faking it? They've left, though."

But then a loud bang came from outside - a car backfiring or something similar - and Maxwell snapped back to alertness, raising the gun again. "No!" he shouted. "Stay back! Both of you!" The door handle turned further, the hinges creaking as it started to open. Maxwell spun towards it, his finger tightening on the trigger. "Maxwell, no!" Alice screamed, struggling against her ropes. Time seemed to slow down. The door swung open, revealing the armed special forces team. Maxwell's eyes went wide, his finger on the trigger. Father Thomas lunged forward, trying to grab the gun. Alice closed her eyes, waiting for the sound of gunshots.

The leftovers were for the servants. Waste not right? Adrexa suddenly bursts into the kitchen, where I am patiently waiting for the outcome of my meal. "The Prince and Princess want to see you immediately!" Adrexa commands breathlessly. Shit. Adrexa quickly turns and scurries back down the corridor. I quickly follow her, but I feel incredibly fatigued from my day. The shock of my wondrous journey through time, landing me in ancient Troy, discovering I'm not dreaming, and spending the rest of the day cooking a meal using age-old techniques.

Standing in the center of the living room, Alex found it difficult to breathe for the first time. Suddenly, the doorbell rang. It was a delivery person with a postcard mailed from Aspurg ten years ago. I had written it in my elegant handwriting. "To us ten years from now, may our love remain as it was in the beginning." Alex rushed out of the villa and called his assistant frantically. "Where's my wife? She's been missing for a month, and none of you noticed?" His assistant, Caleb Grover, trembled on the other end. "Mr. Carter, Mrs. Carter said she wanted to go on a retreat for meditation and didn't want anyone to disturb her... We thought—"

He demanded. "Well, you can continue. I'm going out for a coffee and some foods for them, anyway." Nasir answered and waving Catherine goodbye. "Nathan, how are you. Oh, gosh. I missed you." "Of course you do, but tell me everything, okay?" Nathan retorted. It takes a second or two for the new information to sink it, even though it is right before his eyes, Then he feels his lips spread wider into a gaping grin "Sure, but I'm still not over yet with the fact that I'm time traveling. The ideas were absurd." She replied.

His curse: If you hadn't insisted on marrying me. "No!" I shoved him off, hard. I scrambled out of the study and locked the door from the outside. Leaning against the wood, I dialed Camilla’s number. "Cassian's in the study. The Ortegas spiked his drink tonight. Get over here now." "What? Aurora, what are you talking about—" "Ten minutes. You're the one he needs." I hung up. I heard a vase shatter inside the room. I went to the bathroom and splashed cold water on my face, on my neck, washing away the last of the heat.