Time Loop

9 YEARS LATER

Naya hurried out of the salon and got into her car as she picked up her phone to call someone. She looked desperate to attend something or see someone.

“I am on my way,” she told the person at the other end of the call.

“Hey! Could you drive faster?!” She tapped the driver with an impatient look. The driver nodded and increased the speed of his car. She placed her hand over her medal feeling anxious. She was freaking 42 years old and still, she could get over the fear of not being there for her kids. This was something she couldn’t endure at all. It was something she didn’t want to face. Her children were her everything and she would be there for them no matter what.

Her phone rang one more time, and the name Brett showed up on her screen.

“Hey Brett,” she greeted with anxiety. “I am really trying so hard. This is so difficult.”

“Naya, relax,” Brett told her with a soothing voice. “You will be fine. I promise. Just be there for them and support them.”

“But I am late