When physicist Dr. Adrian finally perfects his time travel prototype, he decides to run the first human test himself. The plan is simple: leap two weeks into the future, observe, and return to the exact present moment. But something goes wrong.

Instead of arriving back at the precise instant he left, Adrian stumbles out of the machine five hours late. At first, the discrepancy seems like a minor glitch—until he learns the unthinkable. In those missing hours, his wife and her sister were brutally murdered. The evidence points squarely to him. Surveillance footage, blood traces, even eyewitness accounts—all damning, all impossible.