Kairos Project

In 2038, time travel was allowed for the purpose of self-repair. It was a universally accepted human right. Four centers were authorized to do this. Thus, people had the great opportunity to travel in time and heal themselves physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Those selected would undertake a mission into the past, with a maximum duration of 6 hours, to carry out a series of planned and exhaustively trained actions.

The organization of the missions was supported by a group of specialists in the analysis, design and execution of action plans formulated with the utmost precision to ensure a successful completion and avoid the generation of paradoxes in the present, all within the framework allowed by the 3 Laws of the Time Traveler.

The first healing journey to the past contains four stories that reflect the intense desire of its protagonists to bring about a momentous change in their lives. Four stories that tell of the effort and dedication of each of them to cross the threshold of time and erase the suffering they carried on their backs.

• Anthony Arias (31 years old, professional tennis player) suffered a painful and profound loss that cut short his amazing sports career. This thriller, full of emotion and suspense, tells the story of how Tony put everything on the line to rebuild his life and his soul.
• Alba Reyes (35 years old, businesswoman) experienced the severe consequences of her parents’ alcoholism at the age of 13. She renounced friendship and love so as not to harm her loved ones. She would travel back in time to prevent her parents from repeating the mistake that damaged her so badly.
• Ben Ross (27 years old, social media manager) was a victim of bullying. He developed Body Dysmorphic Disorder. A violent event marked him and made him ashamed of his appearance, preventing him from connecting with other people. He would go back in time to avoid repeating the events that disturbed his existence.
• Evelyn Alvarez (42 years old, biochemist) suffered a trauma in her youth when she crossed the desert with her parents as an illegal immigrant to the United States. She was never able to relate to a dangerous cartel of “coyotes”.