A woman receives a phone call from her future self, warning her that her partner is cheating and urging her to change her life before it's too late. Following the cryptic advice, she must decide whether to trust the voice from tomorrow and protect the one thing her future self insists she must never sell.
you. We grew up together. I have your back. Always. Later, in high school, Adrian fought with his family and transferred to my school because he said he wanted to protect me. Back then, I really believed him. But promises are only worth something in the moment they are made I took a deep breath the ache in my
chest was nothing compared to the wild joy of knowing my life was about to change when I got home I went straight to my room it was 8 50 p.m. the drawing was less than half an hour away I touched the tickets in my pocket they felt like a hot coal against my body then someone knocked on my bedroom door
I opened it. Adrian stood outside. Emily was beside him. The second she saw me, Emily smiled sweetly and came over to loop her arm through mine. Nora, where were you this morning? Adrian and I waited forever. Adrian frowned at me, worried and confused. What is going on with you? You ignored us all day. Do you know how worried we were?
I wasn't looking at my phone. My answer was flat. Adrian paused. The warmth in his eyes faded a little, irritation flashing across his face, but he smoothed it away quickly and gave a low You're upset because we asked you to go to Dunbarry Coast University, aren't you? Nora, you can be so difficult. Honestly, if you really did not want to go, who could force you? But you can't agree to our faces and then secretly resent us for it.