𝐓𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝☆ [Justin Bieber]

𝑽𝑰. 𝑨𝒏𝒅 𝒎𝒂𝒚𝒃𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒔 𝒊𝒅𝒊𝒐𝒕 𝒕𝒐𝒐☆

The shelves seemed to stretch on forever, packed with books that held so much information. The castle library was indeed very resourceful, it contained thousands and thousands of books. But the question was, how do we find what we are looking for?

Looking at the size of the library, we should've bought a search party to get what we're searching for.

We went through shelves and shelves looking for what might be of our use.

Scanning through the books, my eyes landed on a specific one. It's cover said-

Visions of the End: A Collection of Prophecies of the Greatest Seers of the Century.

"Justin! Look-" I showed him the book. It had seals of the Government, which said whether the prophecies had come true with time or not. Most of them had a 'Yes' on them, which meant they were true and there was not one negative stamp! It was either a clear yes or some part of it came true.

"It's just a prophecy book, those are stupid, keep the book back." He was quick to judge. "No prince will come to save the realities, neither will he fall in love."

"Wait. You didn't read it though, how do you know?" I questioned.

"Read it already. Look for something better. People say it's cursed something, because every bad thing written on it comes true."

"But the good ones did too," I flipped through the pages and showed him one about technological advancements in Nefaria.

"The prince-" I started.

"-is dead. Was killed. Focus on our problem and stop thinking about the prince the whole time."

"It says that the prince can save the realities. That was what the Queen, I mean the once Queen said too." I reasoned.

"Yes, but you don't have a prince! He's dead Racey!" He argued.

"Cassie!" I corrected him, for the thousandth time.

"Whatever." He murmured and continuing going through other books.

Why would a book whose all prophecies have come true lie?

"Did you find something else?" I enquired.

"I found these. They might help us." He replied, putting the books into our bag.

Secretly, I slipped in the prophecy book too. Justin was in denial about it's accuracy but it was worth a try. Something is better than nothing.

Cole was telling me the other day that prophecies held a lot of relevance in their world. He believed in them too. There used to be proper education for future telling and the seers were paid huge amounts for prediction, even wars had been tackled with the help of prophecies..

Then why couldn't the clone be stopped?

It was not just about me or the clone. Now the realities were involved, they had always been, even before I became a part of it. Sometimes I still hope that I'm dreaming or this is just a television program I'm watching or a book I'm reading.