FAIL YOUR TIMELINE

>FAIL YOUR TIMELINE
It was one goddamn slip up. One mistake and the entire session came crashing down. Everyone was dying much faster than anticipated, the one alpha timeline was failing.
Dave held onto <First name> with every ounce of strength he could provide with a gaping hole in his side. Tears were flooding his bright, red eyes. This was the first time She's seen him in person. Dying. They were both falling from the sky. Dave had gone godtier, but she hadn't. That was where they fucked up. She held his forearms, her hair flying wildly in the wind and she was crying. The speed they were falling at, the height, it was sure to kill them both.
Dave finally gripped her, pulled her toward him. He whispers something in her ear, something she didn't quite catch. She was busy sobbing into his shoulder. They could finally see the ground. Then he was pulling away, timetables uncaptcholouged. He had a grip on them already, face stern and she shouted.
"NO!"
But he had already done his work. His magic. She never even heard his last words. He had telported her to a different timeline, created a whole new one for her to survive. Where Sburb, surprisingly didn't exist. And she hadn't remembered a thing when she sat up in bed. She only remembered being upset, scared even.
Her mom came in and she asked to stay home from school, that she wasn't feeling well. Her mother said she would call her in sick. <First name> slowly eased back down onto her bed, the sheets red. A bright red gear was plastered clearly over her pillows. It reminded her of someone, who's name was on the tip of her tongue. She just couldn't get it out though.
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<DAVE'S P.O.V>
She was beautiful, even in tears. But she had to go. Teleporting her, saving her, was easy. Knowing she wouldn't remember, that she would forget, was not. He wasn't even sure he had hurt what he said. The ground was too close now. He had 5 seconds.
Right before he hit the ground, he repeated the same words he had whispered so tenderly into her ear.
"I love you."