Short Imaginative story on Time travel(100 words)
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He opened his eyes. He couldn't see anyone else in the room. The room was dark.
He crept to the curtain by the bed. Slowly, he pulled it apart.
Bright sunlight breezed into the room, making his eyes flinch. He smiled widely.
The pink walls were now visible, decorated with his stuffed toys. He soon spotted his favourite bear on it. How he loved rolling on the lawn hugging it! The sudden urge made him creep on to the edge of the bed. Reaching there he saw his parents were sleeping on the floor, hugging each other. Though he was clumsy, he managed to get down from the bed without tripping on either them. Once on all fours, he crawled to the wall and leaning onto it, pulled the bear down. The bright sun played in his mind the dreamy vision of the green lawn. Excited and giggling, he crawled towards the door. He looked up. The door was open! Ecstatic, he crawled out, the bear towed along.
The fabric arm of the bear left a trail behind him, having brushed a thick stream of drying blood, a pitch-red stream that ran all the way down the floor, to the bodies of his parents.
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One of the first stories to feature time travel by means of a machine is "The Clock that Went Backward" by Edward Page Mitchell, which appeared in the New York Sun in 1881. However, the mechanism borders on fantasy. ... H. G. Wells' The Time Machine (1895) popularized the concept of time travel by mechanical means.