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'I want you to imagine someone you love, anyone, and a chance to undo their biggest scar. Would you do it?
You probably would.
You'd want them to breathe a little lighter, live a little brighter, and love a little harder.
Now what if I told you that they would never become dear to you since their pain never existed. Would you still undo the scar?'
Lyra Novara made an undo when she slipped through the cracks of time, unaware of the series of events she'd set into progression. So many things differed, yet her biggest moments in life always collided. Burdened by a future she knows will no longer come to pass, she joins the program to research the Fourth Dimension of Time. But as reality keeps on washing over her, she realises that her obsession with the person she considered the closest didn't allow her to weigh the gravity of any other grief, since this one and only scar outweighed the rest.
In this contemporary sci-fi story, as Lyra learns to let go in a world without a sky where feelings are deemed dangerous, it stopped being a question of would she go back, but rather, who was she without the person she'd held dear the most.
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Prayasha Nanda
Prayasha Nanda is a budding writer from India, currently pursuing her B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering. Her work often explores themes of grief, identity, and the fragile boundaries between reality and perception. Having written for over seven years, she believes in the immortality of her creations. She secretly hopes to be part of a school curriculum in the future, just to have students analyse her words for meanings she never intended. To that end, she enjoys lacing her work with metaphors.
