Somewhere In Time Plot Novels & Stories

The screen was still displaying prior information. "How does the display works?" April quickly asked Blue, dragging her back, away from the others. It's just ten pictures for five seconds." Blue replied. "So, how on earth am I supposed to distract him for fifty seconds." "No, wait. They display the time first, then the picture. Do you have an idea about what time it was taken?" "No, how- wait." April quickly fetched out her phone, going to search for the picture they had taken together, she checked the time it was taken.

“Corbin, are you out of your mind? “What about the orientation?” Corbin ignored her completely. As he passed by a ticket gate, he froze in his tracks. He spotted a figure whose back looked very much like Denise. The outfit she wore and the suitcase she carried were identical to what Denise had. He wanted to rush over and stop her, but she had already passed through the gate. He looked up at the departure board. It showed that the train was heading south.

Twenty-one hours and fifteen minutes remaining. The plains of Haryana were approaching, and with every mile they traveled south, the temporal window was burning away. The matrix was stabilizing, cementing this new 2026 into the history books forever. If they didn't reach the ancestral foundry in the old quarters of New Delhi before the final tick, the blueprints fused inside the watch would become completely inert—or worse, a permanent weapon for whoever found them first.

Each jump took something from him, until even the Chronos doctors warned that another trip might leave him unable to return. At sixty-seven, he entered one last time. The record said he chose the night before the fire. The cycle ended. The machine opened. Luca did not come out. Some said his body failed. Others said Chronos lost him between timelines. Donna Sofia asked if I wanted the report. I said no. Perhaps he found a past where I still loved him. Perhaps he stayed there because it was the only place I had not yet left. As for me, I returned to my work.

he laughed, " I know Mr. Henderson would be able to handle the future me as he knows you are already planning this for over 10 years." Valentine walked to where Gabriel stood earlier. Scientists gave him a smile and set the time period to seven years ago, to 2015 January. Valentine hoped to be in his home seven years before from the current time but he heard a clack sound from near the scientist which was highly pitched and it wasn't made in any of the before time travels. Scientist shouted from where he stood towards Valentine who was disappearing slowly, "Mr. Crimson, please keep calm and safe there for at least an ho-" and he completely disappeared from there, unable to hear what else the

We decided to hang out together and drink coffee near the school. After taking a shower, I choose to wear a grey mini skirt with a plain t-shirt. As I don't like to do heavy makeup, I simply apply some B&B's cream on my face, light pink baby lipstick and Lakmee eyeliner in my eyes. I watched my wall clock to check the time and it was 7:33 am. My phone rings, I checked the caller ID, it was from diru. I picked up the call... "Hello, Diru", I said.

The lady screamed in shock, "Oh, my God! Can someone get a doctor? We have an emergency here!" Her loud voice attracted the attention of Joshua and Jackie, who had just stepped foot in the hospital. Hands full of stuff, they hurried over, thinking there was a medical emergency. Joshua came to a stop when he saw my face. He shooed the onlookers away. Lowering his head, he asked me, "Harper, are you done?" I looked up and saw a relieved expression on his face. As I had expected, Joshua went to rescue Jackie. She stood by his side with a bashful expression. The temperature rose from the sparks of chemistry between them.

“It’s no matter. I will come tomorrow so I can also greet them when they arrive.” “Tomorrow?” I grimace. Ashley and Carly fall back to the floor dramatically, feigning death. “Of course, Sir. What time should we expect you?” “Oh, somewhere between eleven a.m. and seven p.m.” He muses. “I have other things to tend to.” “Great.” I roll my eyes. “We’ll have an omega sitting around waiting for you.” “Thank you, Luna.” “Is there anything else?” I make my tone sickly sweet. “The longer you hold me up, the longer it will take for me to give orders for our final preparations.”

something outside time. The space stuttered. Just slightly. because now something didn’t align. didn’t reverse. didn’t undo. “You cannot stabilize undefined origin,” the presence said. The words sharper now. less certain. good. because that meant it couldn’t reach it. “You can rewind everything else,” I said. The words steady. grounded. “But not what it meant.” The space cracked. subtle. but real. because now meaning remained. Zayden form steadied. Just slightly. because now he had something to hold onto. something that existed beyond time.

I found Hale two levels down, in the server room. He was bent over the long table, shirt sleeves rolled up, jaw tight. Blueprints spread across the surface. A dozen wires trailing from an open laptop. A second screen glowed beside him, maps layered over grid systems and heat trails. He didn’t look up when I stepped inside. “You saw it too?” I asked. He didn’t nod. Didn’t speak. But his eyes flicked to mine. Just once. Then back to the screen. “I’ve seen it four times now,” he said quietly. “Same figure. Same path. Always between 2:45 and 3:10.”