Daniel wakes up in an unfamiliar room with no recollection of how he got there. Not knowing where he is is the least of his problems.
Ter Ternier, one of the last humans, flies with his ship Stella through the Galaxie. Suddenly he get a call for help.
The alarm was not supposed to go off yet. Jake was absolutely certain the alarm was not supposed to go off yet. His eyes flicked to his watch, which moments ago had been flashing six fourty five. Seven. His bargain bin, navy blue wrist watch was now flashing seven o clock with the bright intensity of those neon pink signs advertising girls. The ones he walked past on his way to the bus stop every morning. It wasn’t possible, it shouldn’t be possible, and yet here it was. Glaringly obvious with the inane shrieking of his bedside clock. It was seven.
“You’re going to be late for school!” The voice which rattled up the stairs belonged to his mother. He should have told her. At the age of sixteen he still to this day told his mother everything. Not that he’d admit that if he was asked; it wasn’t cool to love your mom. But this one thing…. He didn’t think she’d believe it. Not because she wouldn’t believe him, of course she would. She’d believe him if he told her the sky was purple. But it was hard for him to imagine her believing him about this, mostly because he didn’t quite believe it himself.
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Graham is too shy to make a date with Natasha until his house is wrapped in a time warp. Then he learns from the future to enjoy the present.
An advanced line of Human-Android hybrids is being decommissioned due to an invasive virus that has allowed them to become sentient. Vallette 975 refuses to go quietly.
“The alarm wasn’t supposed to go off yet”, she mumbled tiredly. Laying in bed in the Western motel. The light of the moon flirting gingerly with her legs in the velvet darkness.
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Mary keeps waking up to back to back nightmares each one getting deeper and darker.
Paid StoryFrogs falling from the sky may be a normal occurrence to most people but to Willie Gardner, there was nothing normal about it. Using his keen intellect and natural savvy for figuring stuff out, Willie did just that: he figured it out.
Why does love feel as alien as being from another Universe? Peter is about to find out. It's just those pesky Xs and Os that keep cropping up everywhere around him and he is obsessed with patterns. Meanwhile, his phone alarm has gone off and he must acknowledge it, asap!