I always hated living in my time. Shuffling papers, dealing with narrow-minded AI, and dealing with women that though a man was nothing unless he had power, or fame, or riches.
When the dimensional shift was discovered, the process required a sentient mind in each load. That meant volunteers, for a potentially one way trip. They wouldn't be sent empty handed, but they would be sent alone, with almost no chance we would know enough to get them back this century.
I volunteered.
She was a stranger to Japan -- a world-class athlete and an interested tourist as well. But traveling alone in a foreign land taught her that men were all the same, no matter where one traveled.
I always wanted to be a 'People Greeter' at Wal-Mart and now I am one. The interview was more than interesting and something you wouldn't normally find. I can only hope my further employment remains as exciting and intersting as my interview.
Hayley's appointment for a mammogram caught her husband's interest, not because of the exam, but because his wife would be exposing her breasts to another man. Soon, Hayley finds out that there's all sorts of situations where it would be necessary for her to expose her breasts that she had never before considered.
Tim is a pretty average guy. He is an account manager for a mid-sized business headed to Toronto for a routine business meeting. He goes about his life and the world flows around him as it does for most of us. But the moment Tim starts to get off the plane in Toronto, he realizes something very weird is happening. Like, why is the airline representative kneeling?
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