Alexandra awakened with a start, her heart hustling as though she had recently run a marathon. Yet, as she checked out her room, nothing appeared to be awkward. She scoured her eyes and took a full breath, attempting to shake off the sensation of disquiet that had gotten comfortable the pit of her stomach.

In any case, as she got up and strolled to the window, she understood that something was certainly off-base. Outside, the world appeared to be unique in some way - the structures were taller, the roads were more occupied, and there were peculiar vehicles she had never seen.

As she attempted to get a handle on everything, she unexpectedly recollected the odd dream she had the prior night - the one where she had turned back the clock and changed something significant. Might it at any point be conceivable that her fantasy had really worked out as expected?

With a feeling of developing frenzy, Alexandra understood that she had been provided the ability to time travel. Yet, as she explored different avenues regarding her new capacity, she immediately discovered that each time she changed something before, her present and future turned out to be increasingly eccentric.

From the beginning, Alexandra was excited at the possibility of having the option to remember her number one crossroads in history and right her previous mishaps. She ventured out back to her life as a youngster and prevented herself from committing a critical error that had tormented her for a really long time. She visited her grandparents before they died, and had the option to bid farewell appropriately this time.

Yet, as she kept on going through time, she started to see that the little changes she made had unanticipated outcomes. She coincidentally stepped on a butterfly during a visit to the Jurassic time frame, and when she got back to the present, she viewed that as the whole world had changed - the environment was unique, the species were unrecognizable, and mankind had never at any point existed.

Panicked by the results of her activities, Alexandra attempted to fix the harm she had done. In any case, as she attempted to explore the complex snare of circumstances and logical results, she understood that she had no clue about how to fix things. Her power had turned into a revile, and she was caught in a labyrinth through her own effort.

Eventually, Alexandra had to go with a hard choice - to embrace the situation of the world she had made, or to take a chance with all that to attempt to fix things. With overwhelming sadness, she picked the last option, realizing that there was no assurance that she would succeed.

Thus Alexandra set out on an excursion, not entirely set in stone to fix the harm she had done and reestablish the world to its legitimate course. It was an overwhelming errand, yet she was in good company - without precedent for her life, she had discovered a feeling of direction, motivation to continue to go regardless. What's more, with that recently discovered assurance, she realize that the sky was the limit.