Butterfly 9

A married couple struggling after a professional setback meet a persuasive agent who offers trips to other times, promising a chance to undo regrets. They follow him to a modest bureau whose comfortable waiting room, staffed agents, and screens mask a commercialized, bureaucratic approach to time travel. The narrative traces their growing curiosity and unease as the offer proves alluring but risky, exposing disappearances, moral ambiguity, and the difficulty of escaping consequence. Tension mounts as they confront what changing the past might cost and whether such an easy remedy is trustworthy.