Singularity Film Review Novels & Stories

SINGULARITY’s whole point was to offend and cage opponents’ senses. If it was someone else like Golden Butterfly, the technique would have only given creeps. However, her gift let her see beyond the curtains itself; worse, her mind tried to decode it. Her senses could see more, so she suffered more. She saw a barrier, so absolute and deluding that almost torn apart her perception. Creed immediately recognized what was going on with her. Her blocks seemed to have dulled involuntarily by realizing the depth of Singularity. He could relate to her because he had felt it more than he could even count.

“I think I can handle that. Since I was able to handle yours at a very tender age.” The statement hit Noah hard, leaving him stunned. His lips moved, but no words came out. He could only stare, the weight of Nathan’s taunt pressing down on him. Was this revenge? If so, it was the most brutal form Noah had ever experienced. He had no defense, nothing to say that wouldn’t make it worse. Every reminder of the past felt like another crack in the foundation he was desperately trying to rebuild. Nathan slid a document across the table. “I was able to create an exposition, and I’d like you to go through it and sign so I can submit it to the planning panel and directors for launching.”

Perhaps, she was not yet fated to be ruined forever because a waiter insisted that we should check what happened in that room. It was such a coincidence that I was at the same place with an investigation team to monitor James Mori’s illegal activities. And the waiter was right when we checked the establishment’s CCTV. I saw Yen, to my horror, coming out of the door almost naked. And I saw how James Mori caught and forced her inside the room. My team and I ran to rescue her, but we were too late. I may have rescued Yen, but something horrifying happened to her – she could not recognize me anymore. That must be so traumatic for her, and I didn’t want Yen to suffer from shame and media exposur