Changing Worlds: The Story of Nius and a Love Across Time

Most people, if they got nuked, would probably just die. Nius? He got a second chance… in the body of his thirteen-year-old self, armed with nothing but memories, a smoking past, and a voice so good it could probably end wars. Only catch? The love of his life, his husband, now exists… as a three-year-old toddler.
And he’s got seventeen brutal years to wait — quietly, patiently, while the world spins cluelessly around him.

Welcome to Changing Worlds: the book that’s about Nius, memory, and waiting seventeen years for love to catch up.

What Is Nius Really About?

You think you’ve read time-travel stories before? Cool. Now forget all of them. Nius isn’t about fixing some random dystopian future or slaying dragons with a flaming sword. It’s about surviving memory. It’s about the crushing loneliness of remembering a life no one else knows existed and desperately trying not to mess it all up before you even hit puberty again.

It’s heartbreak disguised as science fiction. It’s hope wearing battle scars. It’s a second life with first-degree burns still smoking. It’s changing worlds from your old one to a new one.

Fame, Music, and the Weight of Memory

Because hey, if you’re stuck reliving the 80s, why not milk it for all it’s worth?

Armed with a back-catalogue of number one hits nobody’s ever heard yet, Nius shatters local talent shows, captures the public’s imagination, and rockets to fame. Fame that feels amazing until it doesn’t. Because every spotlight comes with shadows. And Nius knows all too well that one wrong move could spiral history into a nightmare worse than the one that nuked him the first time.

Love Across Time: A Different Kind of Romance

Forget horny time-travel tropes. There’s no creepy grooming nonsense here. Just pure, devastating patience. Nius knows exactly who he’s waiting for, the boy who will become the man he once loved. He can’t rush it. He can’t screw it up. He has to build a life worth surviving for until love catches up.

It’s not just a romance. It’s a test of soul endurance. It’s how Nius experiences changing worlds.

Why This Story Hits Different

Maybe because it’s personal. Maybe because it taps that part of you that’s still quietly mourning something you never got to finish. Or maybe it’s because it rips open everything you thought you understood about second chances and shows you the bloody, beating heart underneath.

Nius isn’t just about science fiction. It’s about hope, survival, fame, music, memory, grief, patience, and stubborn love.

If You’re New Here, Welcome to the Chaos

If you’re wondering what kind of sick, twisted, weirdly heartfelt mind cooked up this story, hi. I’m Fox Emerson.

I write everything from:

• Dystopian fiction (post-apocalyptic disasters and devastating plagues)

• Erotic insanity (Glory holes? Check. Prostitution survival sagas? Check. Filthy short stories that accidentally rip your heart out? Double-check.)

• True crime memoirs (Good Luck Getting Rid of Me, where phenomenal sex rapidly spirals into cyberstalking, blackmail, and a delightful little SVU file.)

If you’re looking for a predictable little beach read, you took a wrong turn somewhere around anonymous sex in public toilets.

Final Thoughts (And Dirty Bribes)

If you loved The Hole in the Door but thought, “What if there was more heartbreak, more music, and fewer literal glory holes?” Congratulations. You’ve found your next obsession.

But if you miss the raw, erotic, emotionally devastating stuff, good news. I’m still that person too.

• Read The Hole in the Door for anonymous, aching sexual intensity.

• Read Good Luck Getting Rid of Me for brutal, true-crime chaos when love bombs go nuclear.

See you on the other side.

Foxy x