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A secret prequel to the legend surrounding J. Titor -- time traveler.
Time fractures for Samuel Pine the night the meteors fall. A storm tears open the sky. Light breaks apart. Something passes through him. Something stays. After that, time begins to listen. In the ruins of Kasper City, Sam discovers the rule. He opens the calendar on his phone.
He selects a date.
The world folds inward.
Each time Juliette dies, spacetime pulls him backward. Memory stays. Events rewind. Probability collapses around a single point. He chooses to go back. Every time. Not to change everything. Only to save her. He relives her last moments again and again. Not as punishment. Not as mercy. But as a malfunction in the structure of reality itself. He knows the cost. The world is breaking apart.
Each loop scars existence. Each attempt to save her makes the fracture deeper. No matter how far he goes back, the system corrects toward the same outcome. Juliette dies.
In 1999, Markus Brentfern begins to notice the seams. Doors appear where none should be. Conversations repeat with missing pieces. People know things he never said. The world feels wrong, like corrupted code beneath clean skin.
Samuel Pine is the one who breaks through. He comes through static. Through broken light. Through moments that should not exist. He does not understand how. He only knows he cannot stop.
J. Titor is his roommate. Not a legend. Not yet. Just a man watching something impossible unfold in front of him.
Titor does not start the fracture. He survives it. He studies it. He is shaped by what Sam becomes. What Samuel and Markus do not know is that their choices are laying the foundation for a future they will never see. They are building the road for the man who will one day move between centuries.
But this is not his story.
This is the story before.
Two timelines drift toward each other. Love stands in the way.
To save who they love, they may have to break the rules that hold existence together and accept that some systems were never meant to be fixed.
See You Soon is a science-fiction novel about love that refuses to die, time that refuses to behave, and the terrible beauty of choosing someone even when the universe says no.
Some loves survive time.
This one breaks it.
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