The Crossing Hour by JT WULF

A group of teenagers in a small town become obsessed with a local legend about mysterious lights and supernatural occurrences at an old, weathered bridge. Initially skeptical, Noah Reyes has a chilling encounter with a strange, living light on the bridge, which leaves him shaken and convinced that the stories are true. Inspired by his experience, Jason Worthen and his friends Ethan and Caleb sneak out at night to investigate the phenomenon for themselves. Their adventure leads to a direct encounter with a silent, blue-white craft that hovers above the bridge, leaving them awestruck and bound by a secret pact not to tell anyone about what they witnessed. The experience changes them, especially Jason, who begins to have visions of the future whenever he touches others, causing him to struggle with the burden of knowing things he cannot easily share or change.As the story unfolds, the boys' lives become increasingly intertwined with the supernatural events surrounding the bridge. Jason's visions intensify, affecting his relationships and sense of reality, while the town itself starts to experience strange phenomena—animals behaving oddly, electrical disturbances, and growing fear among the townspeople. The boys are drawn back to the bridge for a final confrontation, where Jason learns that the lights are not here to harm but to observe a pivotal moment of change. The story concludes with the boys, now older, having accepted their roles as witnesses and keepers of the secret, watching for new signs in the sky and understanding that their experiences have forever altered their perception of the world and their place within it.