The Man Who Knew Tomorrow

What if you could see tomorrow—but every time you changed the future, someone you loved vanished from your life? Twenty-nine-year-old Adrian Cross lives an ordinary life in the city of Blackridge. He works as a clock repairer, avoids trouble, and dreams of giving his younger sister, Emily, a better future. One rainy night, Adrian dreams of a terrible train accident. He sees the exact time, the platform number, the victims, and a little girl holding a yellow umbrella. The following morning, everything happens exactly as he dreamed. Adrian races to the station and prevents the accident. Hundreds of people survive. But when he returns home, his sister Emily has disappeared. Her room is empty. Her photographs have changed. His neighbours insist that he has always lived alone. Even official records claim that Emily Cross never existed. Only Adrian remembers her. Then his phone rings. A woman whispers, “You changed tomorrow. Now tomorrow has taken someone from you.” The woman calls herself Mara Voss. She claims Adrian is not the first person to see the future—and that a secret organisation called the Tomorrow Project has been manipulating human destiny for decades. As Adrian learns to control his ability, he discovers something even more terrifying: some people are disappearing before they are born, certain tragedies have been deliberately engineered, and his own future contains a date marked with one sentence: ADRIAN CROSS MUST DIE TOMORROW. But who wrote it? And why does Adrian see the same mysterious woman standing beside him in every vision of the future?

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