
Originally Posted by
MiamiButch
Time Enough.....
Fate is a cruel beast. At first she sidles up to you, purring and wanting affection, bringing someone into your life that lights up your heart brighter than all the lights in Paris, the she turns nasty, claws out, roaring insanely, and snatches away that certain someone, like a greedy predator stealing away someone else's kill. That was my story, that certain someone, my beautiful Kristine. And if fate wanted to play hardball, it had messed with the wrong person. I had a few PHD's in nuclear physics under my belt, not to mention Doctorates in Physical Sciences and a few other things. I was what kids back in the day used to call a "brainiac". Since the begining of time, mankind had been fascinated with the idea of time travel. Since fate had taken Krisitine away from me, I was a bit more than fascinated. I admit, I became downright obsessed. I was determined to not only unlock the secret of time travel, but to give fate a good swift kick in the teeth and bring Kristine back with me. The details were a bit sketchy in the begining, but as I sat there, calculating, checking and rechecking formulas and data, a cohesive plan began to form in my mind. Fate had stepped in it BIG time, back on that Halloween evening, when I lost the one person who made my life seem bearable. Kristine and I were on our way to a celebration for my birthday, when a car hit us. We were on her bike, going to pick up my car at the mechanic's when, while standing there at a red light, another car came flying around the corner and lost control, hitting us. I flew over three cars, she got dragged five hundred feet with the bike on top of her, only to smash against an iron lightpost which snapped her spine like a breadstick, and mercifully, she didn't feel anything when the bike crushed her sternum and basically impaled her through the heart with her own ribs. I cursed the day I had given into her pleading with me to buy her the bike, telling her I would rather buy her a car, which was safer, but those black eyes and that beautiful smile could convince me to walk through the gates of hell themselves if she'd asked me to. Well, Fate was NOT going to get away with this, if I could help it. It had taken me fifteen years, but I had finally gotten all my calculations, all the materials, and all the money I had needed to make the portal work. Now it was time. My plan was to come over to her house BEFORE the time I had arrived, so as not to make any nasty repercussions occur, wake her up, and walk her through the portal, and explain everything to her once she was on the OTHER side with me. Safe with me, always with me. I woke up Halloween morning at five AM, got dressed and prepared to walk through the portal. I had the same color dozen long stemmed roses that I had bought her on that day fifteen years before, and I was dressed exactly alike, luckily, a little makeup did wonders for the aging. I had always had good skin, and now a little concealer was all I needed to reduce the lines of pain and worry that had been carved into my flesh since her passing. I took a deep breath and stepped through the portal. There I was, outside her loft, her bike sitting in the yard in front. But there was another car there, one that I had never seen before. I shrugged it off, maybe it belonged to one of her neighbors, or one of her friends. It didn't matter, I was going to see my Kristine again. As I approached her door, I heard a man's voice. I hesistated, just with my key in the lock. I slowly opened the door a crack... I could hear Kristine's heavy breathing, the kind of breathing that came when she was about to cum, and I opened the door wide. The "bang" as the door hit the wall startled them both. There was my Kristine, on her back, legs open, being fukked by a man, her eyes flew open with shame and horror. He pulled out of her, still erect, trying to cover himself up. It was my neighbor's friend, Andre. I remember the rage at that moment, I remember taking the long switchblade that I always carried with me, since highschool, and the rage, burning all my senses, I remember sinking the blade into Andre, over and over and over again, until there was nothing but a bloody pulpy mess left of his face. I remember Kristine, cowering in a corner, terrified that she would be next. But I came to my senses then, I could never hurt Kristine, no matter what she did. She was my life, my love, my everything. And so I dialed up the portal, and sent the body into oblivion, and then I stepped back into the future, without my Kristine. She died again that day, in the same horrible manner, but somehow, it didn't hurt as badly as it did the first time. Call it vengeance, call it spite, I call it dying... Dying of the heart. It's been sixteen years now, since I lost my Kristine, one year since I sent Andre's body to oblivion and found that my Kristine wasn't mine after all. And still my heart doesn't beat for anyone as it did for her. I'm just as dead as she is, with little hope of coming back, portal or no. Sometimes I contemplate going back to get her at an earlier time. But Fate won't be denied. If she did it then, she'd do it now, and this time it'd be HER going into oblivion......
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