Way To The Future Novels & Stories

Ruby flung her phone across the room in a rage. Suddenly, Jack burst through the door, barely able to hide his excitement. "Honey, we've got a way out! Grand Globe Group, the company we've been trying to reach, just sent me a message. They're interested in our project and want to talk about a follow-on investment. With that money, we can hire a top-tier team out of Digital Valley. Once that happens, those old men won't have anything left to say, and the project can keep moving!" -

Cicio looked up at the startled Jessica. “Get the hell out of this house before I shoot you and your bastard son. I will send you the divorce papers tomorrow.” Jessica took the confused boy’s hand, and they went toward the door. Cicio’s cold voice came from behind them. “And a plane ticket back where the fuck you’re from.” Jessica Kolt disappeared in 48 hours, as well as her entire family. No one knew where they went. They just vanished from wherever they currently lived without warnings or farewells.

Hazel's POV People keep saying that in order to move on, you need to let go. But the thing is, it's not that easy. It never was, and never will. All it took was just one mess. One fucking mess, to change people completely... How I wish to turn back time. I really do. "Hazel..." Aunt Mary's voice brings me back to reality. "Are you sure about this?" "Aunt Mary, we've already talked about this..." I sigh, as I watch her trying to focus on the road.

“Well, it’s my last day as a single woman, so I came to get you. We are going shopping.” “I know just the mall, let me change, and we can go,” Future says, clapping her hands. I flip over the TV channels as I wait for her to get dressed. Future walks out dressed in joggers and a hoodie. “I’m ready.” I switch the TV off and we head out. “Holy mother of God!” Future says as she sees the car. “Those were my exact words when I first saw it too,” I say and walk over to the driver’s seat.

Only then did she heave a sigh of relief. Then, Aleysha pulled out her phone and checked the private room number that was sent to her. Soon, she flagged down a server. "Where's this private room?" "Keep going to the right. The private room you're looking for is the rightmost room," the server replied respectfully. Aleysha was pleased by how respectful the server was to her. In the past, she wouldn't have been able to gain access to the top floor of this clubhouse. But now, she could come and go as she pleased.

"Hubby, don’t bring that up. It’s really embarrassing. That night I insisted on carrying the old woman across the road…" She briefly described what happened. It matched what had occurred that night almost exactly. At that point, I was certain that the person messaging me really was Veronica from the future. That realization was absurd beyond belief. "Hubby, this is our secret. You’re not allowed to tell anyone else." Just as I was about to reply, Veronica’s voice suddenly rang out right beside my ear. "Andrew, come up here now and tell everyone what your plan for next quarter looks like."

And the way he treated the future me was unbearably cold. In their chat history, there was only message after message from me asking about him, caring about him, trying to talk to him. For four whole years, he had barely responded. I still did not understand why I had suddenly traveled ten years into the future, and I understood even less how the confident, radiant girl I used to be had become so pitiful and meek. But now that I was here, I was going to end this dead marriage with my own hands. And as for the fire that ruined me back then, I was going to uncover the truth myself and slap every single person who slandered me with the evidence.

I haven't had time to think about you. He stared at me blankly. I did not say those things to hurt him or to show off. "I moved on from our relationship a long time ago. There are still many good things ahead of you. Start looking forward." With that, I stopped looking at him. I carried my daughter away. Nathan was waiting for us up ahead. I told him how Lily's mischief had nearly gotten her lost. "She's getting grounded when we get back. If she learns nothing from this, she'll run off again."

" Then one day, Stellan went downstairs to take out the trash and forgot to lock the door behind him. That day, I thought I could see something. I felt my way along the door frame and stepped outside. I was certain of it. I could really see. The path in front of me was clearer than anything had been in years. The joy that rushed through me was overwhelming. No cane, no one holding my hand, and I could walk on my own. All those years of Stellan's sacrifice had not been for nothing after all. I was so happy I wanted to run. The moment I took my first step, I collided with Thea, who had just arrived to see Stellan.

"Because you need my help." "Help with what?" I looked around. The garden was fading. Going dark at the edges. "And why would I need help from whatever you are? A clone? A disguise? Some weird trick?" "I'm you. From the future. In your dream. Only safe way to reach you." "Right. Because that makes sense." She's got the SASS, Parrot observed. I like her. "Look." Future Me stepped closer. "This right here. The sass. The stubbornness. The refusal to listen. That's not going to help you tonight."