Time To Leap Novels & Stories

Straight to that loading dock Leo almost reached. We'd make it. For Leo. For our baby. For everyone we'd lost. We'd escape this hell. Or we'd die trying. But we wouldn't stay here. Not one more day than necessary. The lights flickered again. Forty-three minutes. I started counting. Waiting for the next one. Waiting for the pattern to break. Waiting for the moment everything went dark. And our chance came.

Rylan giggled. And _time_ hiccupped. Kieran’s finger twitched. The boy’s smile dropped. “_What_?” Rylan reached for the girl. _Up_. She took his hand. And the church _lurched_. --- *The Play* Time _skipped_. One second we were at the altar. Next, we were outside. Next, we were on the roof. Next, we were _100 years ago_. Quebec City. Horses. No cars. Then _now_.

he said "Boss?" 'What's the time now?" Lewis asked again. This time everyone has already fixed their attention on him "9:58 "Jonathan replied "Okay" he muttered gazing back at the CEO who kept yaping "Continue "Lewis said and the meeting went on "Jonathan what's the time now?" Lewis asked again "Sir??,well. 9:59 " "Gosh. I've been away from Melanie for 2 hours,53 minutes and 13 seconds. "Lewis muttered gritting his teeth

Levi gave her a back hug, and they stood there for a while, gazing at the cars speeding down below. "The twins are finally here," he said on their way home. "What day were you thinking?" she asked. "Not sure about the day, but March sounds good." "Why March?" "Juno and Mars will be three months old then...old enough to travel, I think," Levi said. "Plus, it's the month we met. It was right after my birthday, actually." "Okay, March it is," Natalie agreed. "Let's make it the day we met." "Are you sure? But it's the night you met—"

"I promise to be a good husband to you. I'll try my best to treat you right." "I believe you," she nodded. "And I'll try to be a good wife to you too." Jude sighed, "You look so damn sexy right now, I can't help it," a mischievous grin rested on his lips, "and the desk looks comfortable too." "How much time is left until the party?" Leila asked. "Twenty minutes, I promised Anderson I would be there an hour earlier." "Oh, it can't be helped then." "A quickie?" Leila grinned, "Sure."

"Time to think, to plan, to find…" "We have less than six hours," I interrupted. "Liam's deadline. And even if we survive that, Lycaon won't wait forever. According to Marcus's journal, there's an optimal window for the merger, a celestial alignment that won't occur again for another three centuries. That window opens in two weeks." "Two weeks." Bliss laughed, a bitter sound. "To choose between damnation, apocalypse, or death by someone I love. What a gift." I pulled out a folded piece of paper from my pocket. "There's one more thing. A footnote, carved in even smaller text beneath the main prophecy. It took me an hour to decipher it."

If I didn't blink I was pretty sure I'd die. Levi grabbed my hand with both of his like we were about to jump into a volcano. "Nyx! We made a baby!" "Apparently." I sounded calm. That was the first sign of the mental breakdown brewing in my head. "We only have three months to go!" Levi practically levitated. "That's no time at all! We need— we have— a nursery! Guards! Baby stuff! A doctor! Chefs! Cravings list! Baby-proofing! Oh goddess we're having a baby—"

"It's waiting." Then, it happened. 4:01. The number changed. And then, it changed back. 4:00. Elion blinked. He rubbed his eyes. "Did you see that?" Elion asked, his voice trembling. "Yes," Cale said. "It went back. It went from 4:01 to 4:00." "A micro-loop," Cale explained, as if discussing the weather. "A stutter. The universe missed a beat." "Time doesn't miss a beat!" Elion shouted. "Time is linear! It goes forward!"

This was lucky for them because when a Timekeeper comes into their full power, they have their first jump, which is always to the future. Now, when a Timekeeper jumps, only their soul jumps. They can jump through time, through space & through dimensions. There are 12 dimensions that make up the wheel of time, & a Timekeeper can land in their body in another dimension, in the past, or in the future. They jump 4 times a year, during the solstices & equinoxes, & can spend anywhere between 48-72hrs in a jump. When they jump, usually their body is occupied by another version of them, whether it be from another dimension, the past, or the future.

Matthias expressed his opinion, which caused Heather to frown a little. It was then that Leon became excited. With a slightly raised voice, he responded, “Don’t you think it’s taking too long? The company can be launched within a few days. Yet, she wants it to be on New Year’s Day and that was different from what she promised me.” The moment he had an outsider supporting him, he started to get bolder with his thoughts.