#cyrosleep

Disinfect people who are negative. Put them to sleep. Cute people who are positive. Put them to sleep.

The only people left in the end should be people who are putting others to sleep. They can disinfect themselves and put themselves to sleep for 20 days. Wake up, wake others up. Boom Covid gone. 🤯

The only problem is cyrosleep hasn’t been invented yet 😥

There are two things that you should know before you get too far into this, just in case you want to bail.

Today, my grandmother told me that she has firsthand knowledge that time travel is possible.

I believe her.

Still with me? Good, because I have no idea where else I may find people who will hear me out, consider what I have to say, and maybe even believe me and help me figure out what to do next. Like many other people here, I stumbled upon Reddit and NoSleep while I was scouring the internet looking for clues to either prove or disprove that I’ve completely lost my mind and gone crazy. I’m honestly not sure which one I’d prefer at this point, because if I’m right and all of this is true… well, then I don’t really know what to believe about anything at this point. This is long, but, please. If you have anything to offer, I'm all ears.

Let me back up a bit and introduce myself.

You can call me Phillip Ward. It’s not my real name, and in fact you can probably just assume that any names I use here – of people, places, and things will probably not be true. There’s not too much to say about me, really. I’m a few months away from forty, divorced. I have aseven year old kid – a son, who lives most of the time with his mother. I was a shitty husband, but I’m a good dad – or as much as I can be on Tuesday evenings and every other weekend. My ex-wife and I are cordial – friendly, even. We can be at the same soccer game or school play without wanting to kill each other. She’s been dating a decent enough guy for the past couple of years, and while I’ll never invite him over for a beer I have to admit that he’s good with my kid and knows his boundaries.

As much as I hate when people say they’re married to their work, it’s a pretty good way to describe me. I’m a cop, and I have been for the last 18 years. I’ve been a homicide detective for the past eight, and I love the job. I work in a medium sized city in the Northeast, close to a major university. We’ll call it The University for the purposes of my story. I’d tell you where, it’s just… I just don’t know if it’s a good idea yet. All of this is still really new to me and I don’t want to make a wrong move, although I’m probably doing just that by telling you this in the first place.

(this is a really good series so click here to read more(✿ ♥‿♥)→)

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Part 1

Part 2

Part 3 (Final)