Back home, he plugged the drive in. The archive finally opened, revealing thousands of photos of his own life—taken from angles he couldn't explain. The last photo was a shot of him, right now, staring at the screen, with a digital clock in the corner of the image counting down from five minutes.
The file contained a list of three dates. The first was his birth. The second was the day he met his best friend. The third was tomorrow’s date, followed by a set of coordinates for a bridge just outside of town. 55287.rar
Leo laughed it off, but as the hours ticked by, the file began to grow. By midnight, it was 100 megabytes. By dawn, it was a gigabyte. He tried to delete it, but his computer refused, claiming the file was "currently in use by Life.exe." Back home, he plugged the drive in