Nothing Can go Wrong.

It was midnight. Eve and I were on our way to the old warehouse. The university used it to keep old materials like magazines, old books, some wooden furniture, etc.

Nothing here was of use, and since it was out of the university’s area, it was the best place to try to travel back in time.

I still couldn’t believe we were about to do this. I knew all the risks, but I knew if I didn’t do this. My life would be an empty vase. I needed to know who was telling the truth and who was not.

I needed to.

“You ready?” Eve asked in a tempting voice. She was hella scared. And it was valid for her to be this scared. I can’t thank her enough for doing something like this for me. I owe her my life.

“We meet up with Dario, who was with another person who I’d seen on the playground that evening, playing in the field.”

“Okay, let’s get this over with,” Dario speaks as he asks me to get into this circle made of white powder.

“What is that?” I ask.

“Oh, it’s like a protective shield. This way, no one can