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Time Is Relative

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Reads 187
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Parts 6
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When time doesn't succumb to the logic human mind so craves not everything is as it is perceived...All Rights Reserved

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The Monolith - Part One by user10402862

On his way to prepare his business for an important opening ceremony, Alex Vance is overwhelmed by a bright light shining from a crystalline tower, a building he swears he's never seen before. But no one in his life agrees with him, some saying it's been there for years, some saying it was built recently, some saying it can't possibly matter. The one constant reaction from everyone that Alex finds is not what anyone knows, but that no one wants to know. This aversion to his curiosity fuels Alex's search until it becomes an obsession. He becomes certain that the building holds secrets, secrets of its own, and, perhaps, secrets about Alex himself. But will he uncover any secrets at all? Or will he lose everything he's built as his obsession spirals? Or, worse-will he do both?

Tales of the Mind by ChrissieKallenbach

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The Angelos chronicles: The Land of the lost by gh0stily_

'Welcome to a place where time has no meaning and meaning has no meaning, welcome to the land of the lost. The place where all lost, unloved, presumed dead, and forgotten go'

A Cut Not Deep Enough by HazelSmiles

So that was the deciding factor. It became my inspiration, my reason for resorting to such seclusion. I had always needed my own space for working, which is why even when I worked in the hospital I never allowed for a nurse or doctor or any other person to be in room, except me and the patient. I am unable to perform my work with prying eyes staring me down and questioning me, questioning my methods and maybe even questioning my humanity. Thus, when she stopped living here by my side, I took that as my cue to quit working in the hospital. ---- Dr. Roy Andrews, a highly credible neurosurgeon has a knack for solving cases of comatose. His methods, however, are questionable. And highly unorthodox. He enters the patient's minds. Despite that factor, he has never once messed up a case. He has never once lost somebody. However, when patient Kester Montgomery arrives under his care, the circumstances of his case baffle Dr. Andrews, leading to the possibility of a detrimental outcome. As Andrews ventures through the depths of Kester's mind, he finds out what working on a case of mental instability is like. ***Cover photo does not belong to me. All credit belongs to its rightful owner.***

Who Killed My Wife? by bemuah

Jeremy Rose was a successful neurosurgeon in the city of Windsor. That was until six years ago, when he completely lost his mind at the sudden disappearance of his wife. Overnight, he woke up with no trace of her left, as though she had never existed. Then, weeks later, her body was found at the bottom of the Detroit river... Coincidentally, it was around that time that he started having visions of future deaths. He would see step by step every thing that would lead up to a person's demise. Whether it be burnings, suicides or murders... Jeremy first started having visions of strangers, but when he suddenly had a vision of his friend's death, he was dedicated to prevent that horrifying outcome. But changing the present also changes the future... Will that lead to more deaths from people around him and should he let his friend die? Who else might die due to his actions? What is Jeremy supposed to do when he gets a vision of his own daughter being murdered by an unknown suspect? And how is this all linked to the death of his wife six years ago? All these visions, all these deaths, it's almost as if it's attempting to guide him...towards his wife's murder..... Who killed my wife? Follow along Jeremy's journey as he learns the truth behind his visions, attempts to save his daughter and finds out who murdered his wife six years ago. And no, it wasn't himself.

Dark'end' Life... by Life_Penner

Avlina, a 3rd-year medical student, has been haunted by vivid dreams of a man she's never met-a man she finds herself inexplicably drawn to. Her life changes forever when, during a routine case study at the hospital, she discovers Arman-a brilliant software engineer-lying unconscious on a hospital bed. To her shock, he's the very man she loved deeply in her dreams. When Arman awakens, he offers Avlina the emotional support she never realized she needed, helping her confront the trauma of her past. As their bond deepens, Arman's mysterious and life-threatening condition becomes Avlina's mission, and she dedicates herself to finding a cure while navigating the pain of her own unresolved struggles. Will their love and resilience bring healing to both their lives, or will fate keep them apart forever?

The Orphan's Valentine by pamscott147

Lost in time, hunted by pictures and voices from his past, Valentine, who's lost it all weaves his life's narrative, Through his tale, witness how the world arround him shaped his destiny, bringing him to this enigmatic crossroad

Tesseract Diaries by luxxpei39

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Before by parkerschmidt

Where time is only a word, and love is their entire world.

All At Assurance by HarlenEvelia

Everything is right, but also so wrong. I'm afraid I'll get lost, once again, in eternity. God always loves us, isn't he, he's always with us, isn't he? "So where the fuck are you? Why so?!". Order and chaos, forgetting and remembering... "Oh right, I almost forgot, I have a date." A Rebirth. A Recreation. A Reconstruction. "It's going to be a long day." All at assurance, things will be fine. And then. Everything, eternity will be the last. And the end. For the Zero dawn. A short story by Harlen Nguyen and Hazarral, inspired by Dementia, music credits belongs to The Caretaker, picture from AI Generator.

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The Monolith - Part One

On his way to prepare his business for an important opening ceremony, Alex Vance is overwhelmed by a bright light shining from a crystalline tower, a building he swears he's never seen before. But no one in his life agrees with him, some saying it's been there for years, some saying it was built recently, some saying it can't possibly matter. The one constant reaction from everyone that Alex finds is not what anyone knows, but that no one wants to know. This aversion to his curiosity fuels Alex's search until it becomes an obsession. He becomes certain that the building holds secrets, secrets of its own, and, perhaps, secrets about Alex himself. But will he uncover any secrets at all? Or will he lose everything he's built as his obsession spirals? Or, worse-will he do both?