What Could Possibly Go Wrong Novels & Stories

“It won't hurt at all.” Mia nodded. She was having a hard time staying calm. There was so much that could go wrong. What if she was pregnant, but the baby was in the wrong spot? What if the test the doctor did was actually wrong and there was nothing there? What if the test showed she was just going to lose this pregnancy too?

Seeing it live was worth bragging about. The clock continued ticking and it was approaching the stated time.The suspense was at its peak when the live broadcast signal went out. The moment it went out,people lamented their bad luck.Almost all thought there was either breakage of T.V.,cable,circuit or other things.And few thought the institution might had a load shedding.If the institute was short of electricity then you may think end of the world is near.Such a big organization that would have at least 5 layers of backup in store could have load shedding.No way,the chances were 0.01%.

So I am back to the beginning, what is the worst that can happen? Zane loses his job? I get expelled? Society shuns me? What would happen? I drive myself mad just thinking about it. I jump out of the bed at some point when it became obvious to me that thinking about it this obsessively won't give me any solution or peace of mind.

Everything seems to be going right at the moment but in the back of my mind is a niggle that irritates me, like something could still just go wrong. What if the baby comes early? What if there’s something wrong with the baby even though the tests have come back normal? What if Luna decides to keep the baby? I mean I wouldn’t be a shit and fight her, she is the mother. What if Immi decides she doesn’t want to be with me anymore? Hell, anxiety begins to bubble up inside me, I just have this gut instinct, call it what you want but something feels like it’s about to happen.

After that, I told the driver to head in the opposite direction from the estate. … Inside the hospital room, after Damien had settled Violetta down, he finally found time to call me. He thought that as long as he lowered himself enough and apologized, I would soften like I always had in the past. However, call after call went unanswered. In five years of marriage, I had never ignored him like this before. The hidden unease in his heart finally began to spread until at last, the phone played a cold automated message. “The number you dialed is currently powered off.”

The woman asked. "I never lie". I replied. The woman stared at mom. "I don't know what to believe anymore, just please...fix her". Mom replied and I stared at her for a while. Fix her? Was there something wrong with me? Am I sick or is there something that my parents aren't telling me? Questions ran through my head but I was still too young to understand or ask questions,I just continued thinking what I did wrong. "Do you know what you did wrong that made your parents bring you here?". Miss Sarah asked and I shooky head.

I exhaled slowly. “A future,” I said. Cassius groaned softly. “I hate when enemies start talking in the future.” “It wasn’t a threat,” I added. That got Dominic’s attention. “Then what was it?” “A projection,” I said. “A worst-case scenario where the system breaks down over time.” Arden frowned. “Break down how?” “Inconsistencies,” I said. “Nodes failing to synchronize. Local errors stacking up. Small problems turning into larger ones.” Dominic crossed his arms.

I spoke confidently and took a deep breath. "It's not going to be as easy as it seems. There's a flip side to this. In case you might not realize, messing with time has serious consequences so we'll have to be careful as everything in this present might not play out as it did in our last life. One silly mistake could be the end of us.

he said and I started to laugh. " Don't trip, Doctor," I said, laughing. " I'm serious Samantha, you are almost two months pregnant," I stop laughing and look at him confused. " Peter, I can't be pregnant, because my period has been normal during this time," I say quietly. " It's rare for this kind of thing to happen and also many mistake it for menstruation, but you have to be careful because it could be abnormal bleeding. It could be a small detachment of the placenta or something else," I couldn't understand what he was saying anymore, my eyes were embarrassed because of the tears that wanted to come down.

And each day, the line between what was real and what was planned became thinner. And no one—not even them—could predict what would happen when something finally went wrong.