People tell me Luke's tales are dipped in madness, yet isn't sanity just a thin veneer over lunacy? I found a crumpled paper in an envelope marked "Ultimate Secrets". It started like this:
"When the clock strikes thirteen, not a single person on Rutherford Avenue will be awake. That's because they've all seen, and unspoken, the consequence. Somewhere between the tick-tock and the midnight pause, the truth sits waiting."
It made me think. Is Luke writing from a mental ward or a forgotten commune? His letters have a way of pulling at the seams of reality.
Last week by the coffee shop, I overheard two gentlemen with beards discussing the roots of time. They uttered words like "chronovore" and "temporal paradox". I often wonder what part of their minds unearth such terms. Do they open Pandora's box every morning along with their espresso?
Somewhere in another alleyway of thought, I chanced across a door, marked "forbidden", slightly ajar. Inside, a dusty reception desk whispered secrets of unfulfilled promises. Did I dare step through? Instead, I penned a note:
"Dear Chronovore, every tick is a chance, every tock a choice. Let the kaleidoscope of time unfold at its own pace."
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