The singularity

Aaron has already destroyed the universe. And it wasn’t the first time. Every time reality collapses, everything resets…and he forgets. He wakes up to a normal life, carrying a hollow ache in his chest he can’t explain. A constant sense of loss. Like he’s missing someone… or something that once meant everything. But this time, something is different. Stars are vanishing. The Sun is slowly dying. And an impossible anomaly—something that doesn’t just destroy matter, but erases existence itself—is moving closer to Earth. Then they appear. Beings of light who watch him like he’s the key to everything.Who reveal the truth his mind has been hiding: He’s been trapped in this cycle for centuries.He always makes the same choice.And he always fails. He has two years. Two years to solve an equation no physicist has ever been able to understand.Two years to stop the collapse of reality.Two years before everything resets… again. But there’s a problem. Every time he gets close—every time he’s about to save everything— he loses her. Kaora. The only constant in a universe that keeps breaking.The only one who remembers when everything disappears.The one who always promises to find him again… even when he forgets her. And this time, the loop is getting worse. Time is fracturing faster.Opportunities are running out.And the end… may not come with a new beginning. Aaron will have to choose: Save the universe… or hold on to the one person who gives his existence meaning. Because in a world that keeps repeating itself… forgetting might be worse than dying.