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A middle-aged man driving back to his hometown experiences a sudden, disorienting reversion of the world around him: roads, signs, vehicles, clothing and buildings shift into an earlier era and his own body appears youthful again. Alarm and disbelief give way to a tentative relish as he recognizes forgotten details and navigates familiar streets that now feel like a reclaimed past. The story traces his sensory discoveries and internal reactions, probing nostalgia, the temptation of a second chance, and the uneasy boundary between memory and lived time as the past asserts itself over the present.
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