All Chapters of THE THING INSIDE YOUR HEAD (#TIME GODS SERIES): Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

“If you're both going to see Mrs. Simpson, then I'm compelled to tag along.”  The voice was cold, eyes glassy, and cheeks slowly raising in anticipation.  They duo before the speaker thought the latter was not supposed to come along to such a dangerous “journey”, however, if there was one person that loved Mrs. Simpson as dearly as Anderson, it was Jocelyn.  It was past six in the evening and all three buddies had spent, literally, the entire day together. They'd been discussing, excitedly, about the success of Anderson's robot and Thomas' Jet-Lee moves. Before long, their whole discussions fell back to a single train of thoughts. Just as Anderson had voiced out in the lab earlier, he repeated his determination on seeing his mother one last time.  When they saw that Anderson was not going to budge otherwise, Harrison had to stand up to support the idea and decided he'd go with him. It was after this that Joc

They felt puzzled. How could things develop so eccentrically? This was the person who helped Anderson by sacrificing his time and comfort to help the latter acquire the Time Machine so he could achieve his dreams of winning the science competition, yet. . . this?   Anderson was not the only one in a conundrum. The jigsaw puzzle that was unfolding left everyone dizzy.   “This can't be!” Anderson said over his breath.   “How did you all track me? And what d'you want?!”   “You bastard!” Anderson bellowed, slapping the man's face, impulsively.   The latter staggered back and almost fell. He quickly scurried into the room behind him, wanting to shut the door against them, but the strength of Anderson's push against the door in that level of agitation was extremely improbable in the way that goes with common sense, sending the older man to stagger backwards and fall heavily on the floor.   “You don't understand,

Anderson, Harrison and Jocelyn stood there watching in surprise. They were not expecting to have been followed into such a region. They could not make sense out of the situation. Who would actually follow them? No one knew about their reasons for coming here in the first place. The only ones that were aware were the Creep Hunters, but those lads couldn't have possibly turned against their words to keeping this secret — especially not under such a short interval.  By the time they resolved to chase after the anonymous, he was long gone in a bike.  “I wonder who you are,” said Anderson under his breath, after they'd tried chasing to the main road.  What was left with the pursued was just the glimpse of a silhouette.  “Forget it, Andy,” said Jocelyn.  “Let's go back home.”  Anderson nodded.  They had had a very long day. After school they'd gone into Time

  Mr. Hans was indeed surprised by the sudden visit of these teenagers. However, he was not entirely taken by surprise. It was actually to be expected, for he'd had lots of dealings with Anderson during the past few weeks. Had not his mind wandered to the prospective of Elizabeth inviting Archer, and that Archer was at the door, the former should have been his first expectation.  Observing their faces, they looked disheartened, and there was a certain look that Anderson had on his face that poked at his heart as though he'd been guilty of some crime. Still, he was concerned as to what could have made them so and so, so instead of bothering with formalities, he made way for them to enter.  As he watched, he noticed that the teenagers looked around themselves, as though expecting to find something; then they settled down and sat on the sofas (all three of them) without saying a single word, yet exchanging knowing looks.  Hanson was perplexed as to

After the terrifying revelation the teenagers went through, they could only return to reenforce their plans.  Anderson was bent on making a payback. But if he really wanted to be on the winning side, all he had to do was to make a single, flawless shot.  It was true that he had high expectations towards the competition coming around the corner, so he didn't want to let all his hardwork go in vain. He had to use this competition as an asset; it was his best, so far.  Making a rough sketch, the competition was in five days time, so he'd be needing all the hours for preparation.  Anderson Simpson had become furiously holding tight to just that thread of successfully avenging his mother. He'd already crossed his heart that the mission was a die-for, at this, he stood on his resolved grounds.  After further discussions with Hanson, Andy came to understand that the security surrounding Archer was terrible, so he sought for Nelson; Pro