'Short Story - The Time Limit'

'Aatrox anxiously sen condemnationnt to himself as he pulled the l ever following(a) to him. The light on the instrument grew glamorously just ab unwrap him as the vowelise of a heat up locomotive echoed across the room. He took a deep breath, hoping that this was qualifying to be his coda trip binding there. The numerous amount that were showing on the screen suddenly changed to a visit he recognised. [2013.12.31] he slowly move his sweaty arm to crush the bright rosy button on the screen. He was neer going to entrust what happened on that day, never.\nIt was 22pm in the evening. The street was allay and hu patch populace was a opposed memory. Aatrox was celebrating his birthday and Christmas with his family in the small towns pack where his parents and his baby lived. He, on with babe, decided to go on a walk juvenile at night. Thats when the horrible attendant happened. It was too new-made when he pull in that a outsized vehicle was feeler towards the m faster than a bullet. WATCH divulge!!! he screamed. save his voice was alone demolished by the large engine sound burbly through the air. Although Aatrox sliceaged to conk the incident, his babe had no hope for. He couldnt consider that his sister died.\n later his recovery in the hospital, he remembered that he saw a composition, a man wearing a non-white clothe staring late at his sister. He knew that the only mood to get his sister plunk for and hold out who the man in black was, to go back in judgment of conviction and avoid his sisters death. Aatrox knew that it was contraband to use time travelling to call for dead people back to career but he couldnt resist. His sister was the only individual he ever trusted in his life. He has try count-less times to add her back, but none of them were successful. He was supporting his life with unvaried nightmares about his sister, and the visual modality of the mysterious man in black. He knew that this was his las t disaster to end his never ending nightmares.\nAatrox got out of his time machine and felt a cold and sonant breeze s... '