All Chapters of YOU ARE MY GIRLFRIEND BILLIONAIRE SINCE 1692: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

The world seemed to hold its breath, waiting for the first sign of change. The ruins of the city lay still, a testament to a time that had long passed, but as Elias stood before the remnants of the Heartstone, something shifted. A subtle hum filled the air, faint but unmistakable. The pulse of the Heartstone, weak as it was, had found its rhythm once again. It was like the world had begun to awaken from a long, dreamless sleep.Elias could feel the energy in the air, vibrating with a force he had not anticipated. It wasn’t just the Heartstone that was awakening—it was the very fabric of time itself, slowly knitting itself back together, piece by piece. The brokenness of the world, the fractured timeline, was beginning to heal. But it was a fragile process, one that required more than just the restoration of the Heartstone. It needed balance. It needed understanding.Taryn stood beside him, her eyes wide as she too felt the pulse of the Heartstone. "Is it... happening?" she asked softl

The wind carried whispers through the land, soft and elusive, as if the very air itself held memories of a time long past. Elias and Taryn stood at the edge of the village that had once been a thriving hub of life but now lay in quiet repose. The Heartstone’s power had done more than just restore the fractured timeline—it had awakened remnants of history, echoes of a past that had been wiped away by the fractures in time. But as the land healed, so too did the forgotten memories.They had returned from the Forgotten Realm, their hearts heavy with the weight of those they had saved. But now, as the world seemed to breathe anew, Elias could feel the stirrings of something more. It was as though the land itself was calling to him, urging him to remember, to understand the origins of the fractures, the cause of the devastation that had shattered time.Taryn, ever perceptive, glanced at him. “You feel it, don’t you?” she asked softly.Elias nodded, his eyes fixed on the distant mountains,

The wind howled through the trees as Elias and Taryn continued their journey toward the heart of the unknown. The landscape before them stretched endlessly, a world suspended between time itself. The Heartstone’s power still thrummed beneath their feet, a constant reminder that their mission was far from over. Each step they took felt like an echo reverberating through the fabric of reality, and the weight of what they were about to face pressed down on them like an invisible force.As they approached the gathering place of the Seekers, an ancient ruin hidden deep within the forest, Elias could feel the hairs on the back of his neck rise. The air around them had shifted, thick with an almost tangible energy. The Seekers had been waiting, watching—just as they had known they would. But now, the true battle was about to begin.The Seekers had always remained in the shadows, a silent force dedicated to preserving the balance of time. For centuries, they had watched the Watchers from a di

The silence that followed the fading of the Watcher's figure felt deafening. The mists around Elias and Taryn parted slowly, revealing the stillness of the landscape—a place caught between the echoes of time. The portal to the heart of time remained, but the immediate threat had retreated for now. The Heartstone pulsed steadily in Elias's grip, its light flickering like a heartbeat, yet something in the air felt off. Something was shifting beneath the surface, a sense of foreboding that neither of them could shake.Taryn turned to Elias, her brow furrowed. "What just happened? We... we stopped them, but I feel like something’s wrong."Elias looked down at the Heartstone, his hand trembling slightly. The stone's radiant glow seemed to pulse in rhythm with his own heartbeat, yet the power inside it felt darker, more ominous. A weight settled in his chest as if the Heartstone itself was calling to him, urging him deeper into the unknown."I don't know," he admitted, his voice tight. "But

Elias stood at the precipice, his mind swirling with the choices before him. The Heartstone pulsed with an insistent beat, its glow now a deep crimson, as if calling to him from the very core of time itself. The weight of the decision crushed down on him, pressing against his chest, suffocating him with the enormity of what was at stake.Taryn stood beside him, her face pale but determined, her hand still clutching his arm. She could feel the tremor in his body, the way the Heartstone seemed to take root within him, drawing him into its grasp."Do you feel it too?" Taryn asked, her voice barely a whisper. She already knew the answer. Elias had been struggling with the pull of the Heartstone for what felt like an eternity, the power within it tempting him at every turn. Elias nodded, his gaze locked on the pulsing stone. His hands trembled, the decision weighing heavy on him. "It’s calling me. Telling me that if I accept it, I can rewrite everything. Control time itself. End the curse