Time-shifted Novels & Stories

His reaction is not something I’m looking forward to. He shrugs his shoulders. “Try me.” “You caught me,” I say quickly, praying his reaction isn’t explosive and heated. Time furrows his brow, looking at me as if I’ve grown a second head. “I did?” “Not you as in you now. I mean previous Time. The one of this era,” I tell him uneasily. He stares at me, taking a moment to decipher what I’m saying before his expression morphs into one of utter mortification, then anger.

" Yes, I've been personally sent from the office to inform you that your interview, has been rescheduled for tomorrow." ' She says it like someone did me a favour.' I mentally scoff. Wait, what? " Excuse me, did you just say that the interview has been rescheduled?" I ask in surprise. " Yes. The company has taken accountability for the incident that occurred earlier. This is why we as Cullen and Co Industries have taken full responsibility -" " Is Ava okay?" I ask, cutting her off. She takes a few seconds to answer, being taken aback by my interruption.

Zac's wolf halted abruptly, his momentum causing dust to scatter beneath his paws. I met his gaze, a silent challenge in my eyes, and mind-linked back at him, Let's end it now, Zac. Zac's shock was palpable, his wolfy eyes wide with disbelief. How the hell is this possible he snarled through the mind link. I was sure you couldn't shift.

Harso said, "but what if, instead of putting the starting position for replay, T equals 0, at the Reference Point, we set it the playback at T minus something?" "You mean, a little early?" Wang replied, "yes, but, yes, we will only have events that occur only a few seconds, a maximum of a few minutes, before the Reference Point." "Again, you are right," said Harso, "but what if we then make point T minus that much as the next Reference Point, and then repeat the process recursion?"

I glared at her, imagining what it would feel like to give her a nice shiner on that pretty face of hers. “Yes,” Will speaks for me. “She can shift on her own, and she did it in record time.” “What’s the time?” She asks. “4.3 minutes,” he said, proudly. Now she grins. “Wonderful.” I slam my hands down on the desk, wanting her to give me her full attention. I lock eyes with her. She shows no concern.

Tyee I let Dakota take over the shift, and he immediately stretched his stretched his paws. “It’s about time you let me shift.” Dakota smirked. I couldn’t help but roll my eyes. “Alright old man, let’s get going, eh?” Dakota snickered as he got down on his belly for Jennie to climb on. Jennie carefully ran her fingers down our back. “I almost forgot how big you are” She whispered. Dakota nodded his head at Jennie for her to climb on. I felt her fingers grab on to Dakota’s fur, and as soon as she leaned forward, Dakota took off.

She wouldn’t want to be anywhere close to him. The week had started with his company discovering a new site with oil. There had been some paperwork to go over, but it wasn’t that bad. A new deal was struck with a company that provides drilling tools even though the meeting was postponed. The week started well even though the announcement was a bad start.

The stabilized timeline felt like walking through a dream that had been rewritten while they slept. Lagos looked almost exactly as they remembered it Victoria Island’s glittering skyline, the chaotic energy of the streets, the familiar scent of exhaust and street food—but there were subtle fractures. Billboards that should have shown Apex’s triumphant merger now displayed neutral corporate logos. The date on every digital screen read 14 October 2026, exactly where they had left it before the temporal rift pulled them into the swapped reality. Yet something fundamental had shifted.

The next, the nurse was already walking away. I frowned. “Wait...what just happened?” Carter rewound and played it again. Same thing. A sudden jump in the recording. My stomach twisted. “What the hell is that?” I demanded. Carter’s face darkened. “The timestamp jumped,” he muttered. He leaned closer, clicking a few buttons. “That’s not a glitch.” “Then what is it?” He exhaled sharply. “Someone either erased or paused the recording.” A chill ran down my spine. I couldn't believe my ears. "Who can do that?”

"Every time we broadcast the Harmonic Frequency, the return signal mirrors it with a 1.2% shift in the third decimal place. It’s not an echo. It’s a correction." Elena shifted Sarah in her arms. The child was silent, her wide eyes reflecting the glowing blue data streams that surrounded them. Sarah was no longer just a daughter; she was the living clock of the world. Her biometric stability was the only thing keeping the Ares nodes from drifting back into the chaotic, violent frequencies that Sarah Vance and Thomas had once feared.