Romans & histoires Time Machine

It is all about the rhythm. "You're becoming a fine A****n, my fiery little hellcat," Braxius teases me when I can fend off his attack and un-sword him like he's shown me. I shrug and smile at his compliment. It has been easier to talk with him these days, and he's really trying to get to know me. He's even asked around if anyone has seen or heard about my little sister Meena. I don't know what happened to my Irish twin after getting sucked through time on the fairy hill. I've been praying she has escaped my fate in being stuck in an ancient time and place!

His words were like ice, and he hung up before she could say another word. Summer stared at her phone, her expression darkening as rage boiled beneath the surface. She’d waited so long for me to step aside, and she finally had her chance. However, why was everything slipping through her fingers now? A few days later, she called Lucien again. The moment he saw her name flash across the screen, his brows furrowed. “I told you. I don’t have time for this right now–” “Lucien.” Summer’s voice trembled, soft and tearful. “I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to bother you, but the power’s out at my place. I think there’s a short circuit or something…

I turned the camera off and yanked the ring off, tossing it into the drain. Then, I sent a message to Jim Perez, the director of the hospital I worked in. "Regarding the assignment to Touden that I rejected, Mr. Perez, is there any way I can take on the offer now? I can fly to Touden and start work there immediately."

It danced around in my fingers as we pulled up to the city again. Gradually, the vast trees on either side of us became buildings, and the long road that seemed lone and unending was replaced by moving vehicles. And in no time, Ernest’s driver pulled into a narrow parking lot beside a small electronics store. The sign above the building read; TECH REPAIR & RECOVERY Immediately, I felt my stomach twist, as saliva filled my mouth. This is it….we’re here. The closest thing I had to a Time Machine rested inside my sister’s purse.

Ethan was saying, pointing to a complex structure made of clay, wire, and what appeared to be pieces of a disassembled watch, "is the Time Machine." "A Time Machine?" a mother asked, looking impressed. "Where does it go?" "It doesn't go anywhere," Ethan explained patiently. "It stops time. So you can stay in the good parts longer." Aurora felt a sudden, sharp ache in her throat. The good parts. For so long, Ethan’s life had been about waiting for the "good parts" to start. Now, he wanted to freeze them. Liam stepped forward. "That is a very sophisticated machine, Mr. Architect."

Causing a doctor and a nurse to walk in a rush a minute later. I continued to focus on remembering what happened with my eyes closed while they did their thing. "What happened?" An unfamiliar voice said, making me open my eyes and stare at the beautiful piece of art before me. I got lost in those beautiful pairs of eyes and I could swear I've seen them somewhere before. Slowly the machine stopped beeping crazily and can't hear a word of what they were talking about as I daydream about the total stranger. I didn't even notice the room is now containing just the two of us.

If every dead-end has a door, then that'll be one of my advantages. I smirked with that before I entered that door and stopped when I saw the thing that I've been dying to see. The thing that made me so curious just by hearing its name. A time machine, my eyes got fixed on it the moment I saw it. It wasn't shinning but I was dazzled by it. It's like a time capsule but way bigger than it and has many buttons in it. I can also see what's inside because it's pure glass, but I'm sure that it can only accommodate two persons, and I'm one of them.

To cut the long story short, we saved the clans, beat some bad guys, and returned to the present, surprisingly, at our seperate homes. Andy arched a brow. "I'm not getting something straight, you said you travelled through time in a Time Machine, so how come you didn't mention landing in the past with it?" "Oh!" exclaimed Hanson, slapping his forehead, reminding Andy of Joce's popular gesture. "Forgive me for skipping that. When you go through time, the extradimensional channel takes the tesseract (the Time Machine), leaving you with just the wristwatch connected to it, strapped around the hand of the one in the front seat."

,asked Sam, wiping his tears with his bloody hands, smearing blood on his own face absent-mindedly. "Well...it is a time-accumulator",said Oliver, inhaling sharply."It- When given enough time-energy....a red button is beneath it. When you press the button after providing enough time-energy in it. It will give you a chance to go back in time, as far as you wanna go in the past, but you can fix only one mistake." Sam smiled and said,"That's the best birthday gift anyone has ever given me..." Oliver nodded and said,"Its paining a lot"