Time Loop Fanfiction Novels & Stories

The voice of the Original Father echoed again: “Sophia, Lukas! What you’re thinking—you’ve tried it ten thousand times before. Every time you’ve come to this graveyard, every time you’ve held the drive—and every time you’ve failed. This graveyard is a time loop. You are merely a repeating chapter of our cosmic experiment!” The drive in my hand suddenly began to glow. I saw engraved on its surface: “Chapter 59: End.” Was all our memory just a part of this loop? Will we ever be free?

8 TIME IS REBORN "Pete has seen what he had never seen before. He met himself, but of the past. And his past saw his future, thus, creating a timeline and birthing the first time loop. These were the actions caused by him, actions that were indeed unknown to him or anyone else."

"Darling, I know you couldn't get over my affair with Jackie, but I was in the dark! She lied to me! I'm on meds, so I won't catch whatever STDs she has. Let us get back together and start anew." Start anew? How bold of him to bring that up! "Joshua, did you really think I divorced you over STDs? Our relationship was doomed from the moment you drugged my family!" Joshua stumbled backward in shock when he heard the mention of drugging. "H-How did you…" He picked up on the clue. "Are you reborn as well?" I nodded. "So, do you still wish to get back together?" Joshua could not come up with a reply. He was too embarrassed to discuss our past lives.

She wasn’t quite sure this guy was normal; it seemed like he had a few screws loose. She sighed and looked up at him, “It's okay, I guess.” Angelo smiled, “Would you travel back in time to make a new future, a new destiny?” Jenna smiled at the thought, and that was all it took; suddenly, the room began to spin, and the clock rang out, ding, ding, ding.

His pair of eyes indeed looked exactly like Anatoli's, but he was a completely different being. Now the problem was, how could he make Andrius realize that this man... was not their Anatoli? "There's no other path. Everything had been settled in stone... for now. The loops would break when he himself wanted it to change. But if he rewound it six times already, wouldn't it mean that his plan had failed all those times?" Orcenal's mumble made Liam furrow his brows. Who was 'he'? Failed plan? By the end of the loops, something big happened that satisfied and angered 'him', that he rewound the time repeatedly to achieve the ending he wanted.

Following the sound, he peeked through the opening and gaped seeing his grandfather strangle a baby on a cradle. His mind stopped working momentarily before he gained his composure and closed his eyes tight only to open them with his shining baby blue eyes. Timothy turned around and looked carefully at his surroundings. "I don't like playing petty games." He was angry because if he had fallen for the trick, he would've been stuck here for eternity. That's how illusions were and so, only a few could handle them. He walked towards the window and looked out, thinking hard. "It feels like stages of a game. How do I get out? What do I need to find?" Timothy thought hard as he frowned.

“We’re all grown up now, Connor. This time, we’ll all get what we want.” “What are you talking about? The marriage agreement is set in stone. Who else would you marry?” I looked at him silently. In this timeline, I would be the one to leave. Thus, Connor would not die in that horrible flood. Even though I knew that everything in the previous timeline would only end in pain and heartbreak, the love and trust I felt for Connor was not so easily vanquished. In the end, I could not withstand the heat of the day and fainted.

"To ensure this moment happens exactly like this." "That's a temporal paradox," Marina said. "If future-you is ensuring this moment—" "Then this moment creates future-me who ensures this moment." Sarah laughed, but it had an edge of hysteria. "I'm my own cause and effect. A living temporal loop." Through the chain, I saw it—the thread of Sarah's existence bending back on itself, creating a stable time loop. Future-Sarah, fully evolved, reaching back to guide present-Sarah toward that evolution. "How long has she been guiding you?" I asked.

"Okay. It fell. And then what?" "And then... we weren't there anymore." "Because you fixed it?" "Because I changed the path." "How?" Elion demanded. "How do you change a path that's already been walked?" "I walk it again," Cale said. "Differently." Elion stood up. He walked to the window. He looked out at the lake. The water was still, dark, mirroring the sky. "A loop," Elion said. "You're talking about a time loop."

He leaned against the opposite wall, arms folding loosely, gaze dragging over me like hunger itself. “Your time will be up soon,” he said quietly. “Come and find me in my study when it restarts.” “What—” He straightened. Turned. Walked away. I reached for him— That was when the world cracked. Folded. Black. time loop rebooted. — Noise slammed into me again. Same hall. Same black dress. Same funeral. I didn’t hesitate this time. I dodged Brielle. Shoved Molly aside. Astrid opened her mouth.