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His Last Regret: Unmade

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 879    |    Released on: 10/06/2025

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the forms

other couple, I leaned over the coun

spelling of my middle name,"

text on his phone, p

d shook, but I wrote "Jessica" where "Maya" shoul

dges on critical parts of the document, enough to cause pro

iam asked, no

and sorrow in my chest. Step one was in moti

be mailed. Don't peek when it arrives, okay? Let's open it togethe

ady halfway out the d

er. My small victory felt ho

City Hall steps

told my parents we'd be

The Walkers.

I'd tried to talk to him about my dreams, about a music scholar

ed, Maya. My parents expect us to focus

, swallow

ache. Now, that lost d

d, "I need to go see yo

urprised. "

to discuss with

long. We have that dinner with the Hendersons ton

siness. A

hed out, brushed a stray strand of hair fr

ght, Maya? You seem

r of concern, the Liam who h

is coldness, had an innate kindness, a

at distract me. This

forcing a smile. "Ju

ger to move on. "Alright. I'll meet you at their h

rds his car, his broad sh

change. Like we were a re

ered as soon as he

led away, my phone buz

voice. "Is this Maya?

es

Albright was just brought in.

ening, but much earlier than in the original timeline

my unhappiness and complaints to his parents about his continued connecti

w she used him. I'd tried to tell him, to warn his p

that regret directly, to save her,

goal w

nsion. My hands were clammy.

his timeline, she still believed I was the solution to Liam'

just called, said you were on your w

m, reading the financial news. H

wn way. They loved Liam fiercely.

eting made what I was a

e temporal jump, the emotional

, cookies. "You look a little pale, dear

s was a hea

"So, it's official then? Our

ey truly believed this mar

em. It was going to hurt

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His Last Regret: Unmade
His Last Regret: Unmade
“The city festival lights blurred, then the world exploded into screams and dust. Liam was on top of me, saving me again, for the third time. But this time, his last words, choked out with blood, were not what I expected. "If only... I had never met you." Ten years of a cold marriage, of my unrequited love, ended with that brutal, devastating line. At his funeral, his mother's sharp voice cut through my grief: "He died because of you. Always you." The whispers followed me out of the church, society agreeing I was the reason Liam Walker, the city's golden boy, was dead at thirty-three. I was branded the burden he'd carried to his grave, utterly alone and consumed by guilt. Liam's words echoed, haunting me: "If only I had never met you." I desperately wanted to undo it all, not for a romance that never was, but for *his* peace, for *my* peace, to save him from a life of quiet desperation. Then, a whisper from the city's underbelly reached me: the "Chronos Device," a secret, experimental temporal machine. It was unstable, dangerous, and, according to the scientist, tied directly to the deepest regrets of the person whose fate you were trying to change. I knew Liam's regrets intimately from his hidden journals: marrying me, abandoning his music, and failing to "save" Jessica, his true love. Driven by this desperate knowledge, I strapped myself into the humming machine, ready to rewrite his regrets, to give him the life he wanted. Even if it meant erasing myself from his life and future forever.”
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