As he turns the lever the time machine starts spinning really fast and rocking from one side to another. "IS IT SUPPOSED TO DO THIS?" I yell to Peter through the chaos. "DO YOU THINK THAT IF THIS IS WHAT IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE DOING I WOULD BE SCREAMING FOR MY LIFE?" He yells back. I walk over to him through the the mess of flying papers and a spinning floor, but that's easy for me considering that's how I always feel when walking. That's why I'm so clumsy. "You scream like a girl" I say to him when I finally reach him on the opposite side of the room. He glares at me this time and says nothing else. "Have you used this thing before?" I ask. "No, you and I are the test subjects." Oh joy, I get him being a test subject, but why me? I walk over to the thing with all the buttons he was using before, and look at all of the controls. Ten seconds passed and here I am carefully using the control panel. "YOU KNOW, CURIOSITY KILLED THE CAT!" He yells from the same spot in the room he was before. I stare at the control panel before muttering "and satisfaction brought it back" and pulling a lever, which stopped the never-ending spinning. He looks at me in complete shock "you. spinning. control panel. How?" He manages to stutter out before falling over and passing out from dizziness. I smile and shake my head before turning over to the control panel and wondering how I did what I did. It's right at that moment that I notice the time and date to where we are heading. "Wait, before we were heading to the 50s. Now we're on our way to the 1800s?" I say to myself. I try changing the date by using what he used to set it in the first place but it's no use, it's stuck and I'm not strong enough to move it. I turn to check on Peter and sure enough, he's still passed out. Great, just great. I guess I better find something to wear in the 1800, because that's where we're going now. This is gonna be fun. Note the sarcasm.
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The Mistakes We Make
RandomShe had the chance to fix all her mistakes and never look back on them, but all actions have consequences. What if the biggest mistake was trying to fix her mistakes? Will she be able to get back her old life? Or will she be stuck in her 'perfect' w...