Short stories two

Time travel Rose

Time travel

Rose had always been fascinated by the 1950s. The music, the fashion, the overall vibe of the era just appealed to her in a way that she couldn't quite explain. But there was another reason why she longed to visit this time period - she wanted to see her mother again.

Her mother had passed away when she was just a little girl, and it had always been Rose's greatest regret that she never got to know her better. She often found herself wishing she could turn back time and spend more time with her mother.

One day, Rose stumbled upon an old clock in her grandmother's attic. When she touched it, she was transported back to the 1950s. She couldn't believe it - she was actually in the era she had always dreamed of visiting.

As she wandered the streets, taking in the sights and sounds of the 1950s, she couldn't shake the feeling that her mother was nearby. And then, to her amazement, she saw her. Her mother, young and vibrant, walking down the street. Rose couldn't contain her emotions and ran up to her.

"Mom," she said, tears streaming down her face. "It's me, Rose. I've missed you so much."

Her mother looked at her in confusion, but then a smile spread across her face.

"Rose, my dear," she said. "I've missed you too. I'm so happy to see you."

They hugged and cried, and for a moment, all the pain of losing her mother melted away. They spent the day together, talking and laughing, and Rose felt a sense of peace she hadn't known since her mother's passing.

But as the day drew to a close, Rose knew she had to go back to her own time. Reluctantly, she said goodbye to her mother and returned to the present day.

Though she couldn't stay in the 1950s, Rose was grateful for the opportunity to see her mother again. And as she held onto the memories of their day together, she knew that no matter the time or place, her mother would always be with her.

"Mom," she said, tears streaming down her face. "It's me, Rose. I've missed you so much."

Her mother looked at her in confusion, but then a smile spread across her face.

"Rose, my dear," she said. "I've missed you too. I'm so happy to see you."

They hugged and cried, and for a moment, all the pain of losing her mother melted away. They spent the day together, talking and laughing, and Rose felt a sense of peace she hadn't known since her mother's passing.

But as the day drew to a close, Rose knew she had to go back to her own time. Reluctantly, she said goodbye to her mother and returned to the present day.

Though she couldn't stay in the 1950s, Rose was grateful for the opportunity to see her mother again. And as she held onto the memories of their day together, she knew that no matter the time or place, her mother would always be with her.

The end