Eighteen-year-old Robyn Hannah Yuen has spent her life surviving betrayal and abuse. After an accidental overdose fractures her reality, she begins to experience visions of the future—precise, vivid, and impossible to ignore. In these prophetic dreams, Robyn sees the lives she could have: victory and fame, love gained and lost, futures branching with every choice. Convinced she can outwit fate, she uses her visions to remake herself, rising through the ruthless world of professional tennis and reshaping her destiny step by step. But the future resists being controlled. Each intervention alters something else—fracturing friendships, erasing love, and pulling Robyn further from who she once was. As someone she left behind descends into violence and ruin, Robyn must confront a devastating truth: the more clearly she sees the future, the less human she becomes. A haunting story of prophecy, free will, and the cost of perfection, this novel asks whether knowing the future is a gift—or the most dangerous power of all.