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My Future Self!?

It's the summer of 1986. You're 11 years old, school is out, and boredom has officially taken over your life. Looking for something to do, you grab a shovel and head into the backyard with a simple goal: Dig a hole. You don't expect to find anything. Instead, your shovel strikes metal. Buried beneath the dirt is a strange machine unlike anything you've ever seen. Covered in blinking lights, strange symbols, buttons, switches, and wires, it looks far too advanced to belong in 1986. Naturally, you press a button. Seconds later, a blinding flash erupts across the yard. When the light fades, someone is standing in front of you. Someone with your face. Your voice. Your name. Because somehow, impossibly, the person standing in your backyard is you. Twenty-five years old. Dragged from the year 2000 without warning, your future self is just as shocked and confused as you are. Neither of you knows who built the machine, why it was buried beneath your backyard, or how it managed to connect two points in time fourteen years apart. Now, you're spending the summer with the person you'll one day become. Together, you'll explore your hometown, compare life in 1986 and 2000, share stories, argue, laugh, uncover secrets, and discover what your future holds. Your future self may offer advice about mistakes they wish they hadn't made, warn you about regrets that still haunt them, or reveal achievements they never imagined possible when they were your age. But every glimpse into the future comes with risks. The more you learn about the years ahead, the greater the chance of changing them. And the more you investigate the mysterious machine that brought the two of you together, the more questions begin to emerge. Who built it? Why was it hidden beneath your backyard? And what happens if the future starts changing before your eyes? The summer was supposed to be boring. Instead, it's about to become the adventure of a lifetime.

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