(I don’t know why i thought about this one. Feel free to ignore. If you read and don't like it, not my fault i warned you)
Chapter 1: The Broken Bond
Maya Bishop stood in the doorway of her home, her heart heavy with sorrow. Carina DeLuca, her wife of five years, was packing her bags.
Their marriage had been crumbling under the weight of misunderstandings and unspoken words.
“I can’t do this anymore, Maya,” Carina said, her voice breaking.
“We’re constantly fighting. It’s like we’re not even the same people we used to be.”
Maya’s eyes filled with tears. “Carina, please. We can work this out. We’ve been through so much together.”
Carina shook her head. “I need some space to figure things out. Maybe some time apart will help.”
As Carina walked out the door, Maya felt a deep sense of loss. She had no idea how to fix the mess their relationship had become.
Desperate for a solution, she decided to visit her grandmother’s old cabin, a place filled with childhood memories and a sense of peace.
Chapter 2: The Mysterious Clock
The cabin was just as Maya remembered it—rustic and cozy, with a sense of timelessness. As she wandered through the old rooms, she came across an antique clock on the mantel.
It was an ornate piece, with intricate designs and a pendulum that swung silently.
Curious, Maya reached out and touched the clock.
Suddenly, the room spun around her, and she felt a strange sensation of being pulled through time and space. When the world finally stopped spinning, she found herself in an unfamiliar yet strangely familiar place.
Chapter 3: The Year 1924
Maya looked around in bewilderment. She was no longer in her grandmother’s cabin, but in a bustling city street. The people around her wore clothes from another era—flapper dresses and suits with fedoras.
A newspaper on a nearby stand caught her eye: the date was July 8, 1924.
Panic surged through her. How had she ended up here? As she wandered the streets, trying to find her bearings, she bumped into a woman carrying a stack of books.
“I’m so sorry!” Maya exclaimed, helping the woman pick up her books.
The woman looked up, and Maya’s breath caught in her throat. It was Carina, but younger and dressed in the fashion of the 1920s.
Carina smiled, unaware of their future together. “No harm done. I’m Carina DeLuca.”
“Maya Bishop,” Maya replied, her heart pounding. She had traveled through time and met Carina in a different era.
Chapter 4: Rekindling the Flame
Over the following weeks, Maya and Carina spent more time together. Maya learned that Carina was a nurse working at a local hospital, and they quickly grew close.
Maya couldn’t believe she had a second chance to fall in love with Carina, even if it was in another time.One evening, as they walked along the river, Carina turned to Maya with a thoughtful expression.
“You’re different, Maya. There’s something about you that feels so familiar, like we’ve met before.”
Maya’s heart ached with the weight of her secret. “Maybe we were meant to find each other.”
Their relationship blossomed, and Maya found herself falling in love with Carina all over again. Yet, she knew she couldn’t stay in the past forever. She needed to find a way back to her own time, to fix what had gone wrong.
Chapter 5: The Portal Home
One night, Maya confided in Carina about her strange journey through time. “I don’t belong here, Carina. I came from the future, from a time where we were married, but we were falling apart. I think this clock brought me here to fix things.”
Carina looked at her, eyes wide with wonder and disbelief. “You’re from the future? That’s incredible. But if you’re here to fix things, what are you going to do?”
Maya took Carina’s hand, tears in her eyes. “I need to find a way back and make things right with you… with the other you.”Carina nodded, squeezing her hand.
“Then let’s find that clock.”
Together, they searched for the mysterious clock that had brought Maya to the past. They finally found it in an old antique shop, gathering dust in the back room.
“This is it,” Maya said, her voice trembling. “This is my way home.”
Carina looked at her with a mix of sadness and hope. “Promise me you’ll find me and make things right.”
Maya kissed her, a tear slipping down her cheek. “I promise.”
Chapter 6: Return to the Present
Maya touched the clock, feeling the same strange sensation as before. When the world stopped spinning, she was back in her grandmother’s cabin, the antique clock on the mantel.
She immediately called Carina, hoping it wasn’t too late. “Carina, can we talk? Please, it’s important.”
Carina’s voice was hesitant on the other end. “Okay, come over.”When Maya arrived, she found Carina sitting on the couch, looking wary and exhausted. “What is it, Maya?”
Maya took a deep breath, recounting her incredible journey through time and the promise she made to the Carina of 1924. “I know it sounds crazy, but I traveled to the past and met you. I fell in love with you all over again. I promised her… I promised you that I would come back and make things right.”Carina stared at her in shock.
“You… traveled through time? And you met me?”
Maya nodded, tears streaming down her face. “Yes. And I realized that no matter what time or place, you’re the one I love. Please, let’s try to fix this. Let’s fight for our love.”
Chapter 7: Rebuilding the Future
Carina was silent for a long moment, then she reached out and took Maya’s hand. “If you’re willing to fight, then so am I. Let’s do this together.”
Over the next few months, they attended couples therapy, learning to communicate and understand each other better. They faced their fears and insecurities, rebuilding the trust that had been broken.
One evening, as they sat on the porch of their home, Carina leaned against Maya, watching the sunset. “I still can’t believe you traveled through time to save our marriage.”
Maya smiled, wrapping her arm around Carina. “I’d do it again in a heartbeat. You’re worth fighting for.”
Carina looked up at her, eyes filled with love. “And you’re worth believing in.”
Epilogue: A Love Eternal
Years passed, and Maya and Carina’s love only grew stronger. They faced challenges together, always remembering the incredible journey that had brought them back to each other.
On their tenth anniversary, they visited the antique shop where Maya had found the clock. It was still there, a silent reminder of their extraordinary love story.
Maya took Carina’s hand. “No matter where or when, I’ll always find my way back to you.”
Carina smiled, tears in her eyes. “And I’ll always be waiting.”
As they walked hand in hand into the future, they knew that their love was timeless, a bond that transcended the barriers of time and space.
Together, they had faced the impossible and emerged stronger, their hearts forever intertwined.
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Marina One shots
FanfictionMaya and Carina are my favourite tv wifes. Gonna write some little stuffs about them from my imagination.
