Urban: I Can See Tomorrow's Regrets

Lin Chuan refused to sign a report from which photos of fire hazards had been removed, and lost his job that very day. As he left the office building, he saw gray words floating above a mother’s head: “Tomorrow’s regret: I shouldn’t have let Lele get into that white car first.”

Guided by this cryptic warning, he rescued the child from a white car posing as a rideshare. But above the man who arrived to thank him, another sentence appeared: “My greatest regret is that I didn’t kill Lin Chuan tonight.”

Lin Chuan can see the deepest regret people will feel in the next twenty-four hours, but not the reason behind it; the words may even stem from a misunderstanding. The deleted photos, the escaped white car, and someone who wants him dead force him to uncover the truth before the next regret comes to pass.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.