I ended up directly in front of the Kamra-Taj doors when I teleported. A woman bumped into me since I appeared directly where she was walking. I was glad that I didn't teleport a second later. Who knows what would happen if I accidentally teleported into someone.

I apologized to the woman for getting in her way before walking to the doors of the Kamra-Taj. I knocked and waited, but the doors didn't open. I sighed and knocked one more time.

"You know," I called into the building when the door still didn't open. "I'm only knocking to be polite." I said and stood back to wait again.

The door still didn't open, but a circle of spiraling magic did. It quickly rushed toward me and passed around me. When the magical doorway passed over me I was all the sudden in a dimly lit room.

"Would you like some tea?" A female voice asked from behind me. I turned to see a woman in a yellow warriors robe. Her head was shaved and she had a kind smile as she waited for my answer. She looked harmless, but I knew she wasn't. Not with a title like 'The Ancient One'.

"Yes." I answered and walked closer to her. She poured the tea into two teacups before handing me one. "I assume you know why I'm here." I asked and took a small sip.

"I do." She nodded.

The Ancient One was the Sorcerer Supreme right now. Dr. Stephen Strange would eventually take her place, but he was probably still in basic training. The Ancient One would die in the future at the hand of an old student of hers. Dr. Strange became the Sorcerer Supreme sometime after that.

"Unfortunately, I will not be able to give you what you want." The Ancient One said.

"Unfortunately," I started. "I'm not asking." I told her and took another sip of the warm tea. The Ancient One sighed and put her tea down on her desk.

"Sammee, you know how fragile time is." She told me. "Giving you the Time Stone could destroy our future." She managed to look apologetic as she denied me my happiness.

"I don't care." I said flatly. "I don't even need to take the Stone. I just need you to use it on me, reverse time on me, just give me my child back."

"It doesn't work like that." The Ancient One explained. "The Time Stone can't bring back a soul that never was."

"A soul that never was..." I repeated and huffed. "You're wrong. I held her, she was real!"

"You saw her?" The Ancient One asked. "How?"

"When I was under for my surgery. I think..." I stopped to place my tea down on the desk. My hands were shaking too much to continue holding it. "I think I'm connected to the stones somehow." I told her. "I got my teleportation the night Loki stole the Space Stone, and it got stronger after I saved the little boy from the Chitauri weapon. When I absorbed the Reality Stone, it was supposed to drain my life force, but it bonded to me instead and got stronger after I saved Frigga." I explained and fiddled with my fingers. "Vision said he's connected to me because I'm connected to the Mind Stone. The connection got stronger when..." I stopped and put a hand on my stomach. I didn't need to say it for The Ancient One to understand.

"Interesting." She commented. "But how did you see your child?"

"Every time the connection gets stronger, it's marked by an event. I then have dreams of the Stone that that event is tied to." I started crying again as I told her about my dream. "I dreamt of the most beautiful little girl." I said between shaking sobs. "She called me Mama before she gave me the Mind Stone."

"I'm sorry," The Ancient one told me. "It seems like you're destined for tragedy."

"You can put me through hell and back, the only thing I ask for is my child. Please?" I begged. "Please..."

The Ancient One looked me over for a second and, for a second, I thought she was going to help, but I was wrong.

"I want to help, but the potential danger is too great to our world." She said with a small shake of her head. I took a shaky deep breath and tried to stop the anger from overflowing.

"I am begging you." I tried, very slowly. "Please, I'll do anything."

"My hands are tied here, Sammee." The Ancient One told me. She showed me her hands like they were physically tied.

I bit my tongue to keep my composure, but I was so close to snapping. I had no idea what I was capable of now, but I wasn't going to hold back on this.

"I have given everything for this world! I'm just asking for one thing. One thing!" I almost screamed. My nails dug into my hand as I fought to hold back.

"Sammee, I understand your pain, and I am very sorry for your loss, but-"

"You don't understand jack shit!" I interrupted. She took a second to sigh and lick over her bottom lip.

"But," she continued. "You know exactly why I can't."

"Won't." I corrected. "You won't."

"Call it what you will, but I will not risk our futures." She said finitely. I scoffed and finally let the anger consume me. I was done being nice and felt an odd wave of calm wash over me as I accepted that fact.

"Then I'm done asking." I told her and teleported out of the room and to the library, where the Time Stone was.

I didn't actually know where the library was, but I could picture it and that was, apparently, enough now. The library was dark and quiet, but movement caught my eye at the corner of the room.

I turned to see the librarian, Wong. I must have scared him when I appeared. I would normally apologize, but I wasn't in a very apologetic mood. Instead, I ignored him and turned back to where the Stone was kept.

"Who are you and what are you doing here?" Wong asked and created Teo Mandalas- glowing orange shields to protect himself.

"I'm annoyed and borrowing the Time Stone." I responded while moving toward the 'Eye of Agamotto', which housed the Time Stone.

"I will not let you steal from us." Wong told me and moved closer.

"I already told you, I'm not stealing, I'm borrowing."

"You will do no such thing, I will not let you people steal anymore from us!" Wong said and stepped in my path. I practically growled at him while rolling my eyes. He thought I was with Kaecilius and his group of crazies that stole from here a few weeks ago. I teleported behind Wong and directly in front of the eye. I ignored his presence entirely to focus on the Stone and what I had to do to get my happiness back.