The Time Travellers

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No one could believe what Dev was saying. Rahul and Neeta were so dizzy that they couldn't make sense of anything.

"What? What are you saying?" Neeta screamed.

"I'm not saying this. The situation is telling us," Dev replied.

"I'm starting to feel the same way because everything here looks just like our village, but so different," Rahul said in a serious tone.

The three of them stood there, feeling hopeless, thinking,

"How will we get back from here?"

"Will we ever be able to return? I don't want to be trapped in this place forever," Neeta began crying, with big tears clearly visible in her eyes. Seeing her, tears well up in Rahul's eyes too, and he said,

"I'm missing my mom and dad. They must be worried about me, waiting for me. I don't want to stay here forever."

Dev also became emotional, and his voice clearly revealed that he's crying too, "Don't worry, we'll definitely get back home."

Hearing their words, the boy felt as if he was going mad. He started feeling dizzy, and their words were going over his head.

"What's wrong with them? Why are they crying so loudly?"

He couldn't even think that the three of them might have come from the future. He couldn't bear seeing them cry for too long, so he interrupted them,

"What happened? Why are you two (Neeta and Rahul) crying? Did something happen to you?"