As Rudy walked towards the convenience store where his mother, Rebecca, worked, he had a good 15-minute walk to ponder his impending reunion. Thoughts swirled in his mind, and he contemplated the various ways he would interact with her. But there was one question that loomed large: should he tell her that he had time-traveled, or should he keep it a secret?
His initial instinct was to keep it a secret. After all, he didn't want to worry his mother unnecessarily, and the idea of explaining the complexities of time travel seemed daunting. However, as he continued his walk, another thought tugged at his mind.
Would keeping it a secret really be the right choice? Would it be fair to hold back something so significant from his mother? Rudy's optimism and honesty ultimately swayed him, and he decided that he should tell her the truth.
