Time Travel To Save Him From Me 소설 & 이야기

“But it is possible! I managed to get back to the moment of the accident. If I can do that, then I should also be able to change it. It must be possible to save my love.” “He's dead, Alex. I'm so sorry for you, but you can't change death.” “I get you, I know it sounds unbelievable, but I've really travelled through time. Please believe me, Tim.” When I got home from the lake and my time travel, I was overwhelmed with people’s concerns for my mental health. Susan, in particular, was already so worried about my solo trip to the lake I wanted to make for closure. So I didn't dare tell anyone what had really happened. I told some story about enjoying nature, survival instincts that come up throu

“Aria, I never meant to hurt you or our pups... but I can’t forgive myself for failing to save Doris and Peter before we came back from the past.” “Their deaths have haunted me every single day. I’ve been drowning in guilt for years... and in that struggle, I neglected your pain.” “From the moment I met you, I swore to protect you—to keep you safe from harm. But in the end... I was the one who hurt you the most.” “I thought maybe... if I could use the time machine to change everything, to save them, then we could live without regrets. I promised myself I wouldn’t choose them again. I would save them... and leave them behind.”

If provoked, I am capable of becoming evil, and if it is necessary to accomplish my objectives, I will never perish in hell by myself. Then I burst out laughing hysterically. “What's the---" This young man, Xander, who had been holding my chin before, moves back and releases his hold on my face as I begin to laugh uncontrollably. Most women would behave like wolves' prey—rabbits. But I'm unique; I'm not just any average woman; I'm a time traveler known as a regressor, and I'll never blow this chance that has been handed to me. Even if it puts my life in jeopardy, I won't make a mistake this time.

And I've made it to the moment before he summoned the lightning labyrinth. ‘I did it. I did it!’ I shout to myself in my heart. I never expected that the first attempt I made would bring me here. I lie there for a moment, trying to process the fact that I've successfully traveled back in time. The relief and hope that flood my heart are almost overwhelming. This is the chance I've been praying for, the opportunity to change the course of events and save Cassian.

He is panicking. I stopped him. "Henry, listen to me. I am from the future of this time. I am from the year 2020, and I was transported here to do a mission, to make you and Sonia fell in love with each other. The only thing that can make this bruise gone is to make you marry Sonia. Through that, I can go back to my time and save my life." He was stunned for a moment by my revelation. "You are joking, Aliyah."

But unmistakably Maya Chen. "Hello," Future Maya said. "I know this is a shock." "You're..." Maya couldn't finish the sentence. "You. Twenty-three years from now. From a timeline that might still happen if you make the right choices." Future Maya gestured to the seat across from her. "Sit. We have limited time and much to discuss." Maya sat, mind reeling. "The unknown number. All those messages. That was you. Future me." "Yes. I've been guiding you since the day you woke up one month before your wedding. The time travel—that was me. I figured out how to send consciousness back, used it to give you a second chance. A chance to change everything."

It certainly is futuristic, as if coming from those sci-fi movies. “And what could that be, you say?” I furthered. I honestly, sincerely hope that this is not something that will revive Mary or anything of the sort because the least I want in this world is a zombie best friend, but judging by the excitement her husband exuded last night, the case may be something along those lines. “A time machine.” He responded.