Sort of Like Clockwork

Sort of Like Clockwork

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"The clock like numbers sat in my skin, ticking down at a dreadfully slow pace. 14 years, 2 months, six days, 9 hours, 2 minutes, and 35...34...33... My child hand traces the rectangle that outlined my timer. Only fourteen years left until I met the love of my life." Frankie and the people in the world around her live everyday knowing the exact date, down to the second, of when they will meet their forever. The catch is that they cannot know how they will meet them. Just passing on the street, or watching a man drive a knife through their heart. Follow Frankie's tale of this odd but interesting universe.
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We were all born with a tattoo on our left wrist; a countdown to the exact moment we would first look into the eyes of our soul mate; and I was going to meet mine tonight, around 8. My parents were soul mates; my grandparents were too; my brother had met his a few months ago and he’d been ridiculously in love since then. Everything around me seemed to work out just the way it was supposed to but I couldn’t help but be really skeptical about the whole thing. A part of me thought that people felt like they had to spend the rest of their life with the person that stood in front of them when their timer read ‘O’ and therefor convinced themselves that they were in love. Love was more than that to me; and no tattoo was going to tell me who I had to give my heart to, that was for sure.

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