172 Days Novels & Stories

"The longest Hayden's ever gone without contacting me is seventy-one days. It's already been forty-two." Yuna's bond with Hayden was undeniable. She wasn't the type to be fooled—not when she was so closely tied to him.

"Ah...that. I'm sorry but I don't want to surprise you. You've only been unconscious for two days—" "I was gone for 3 weeks Sudanni. So I can't be unconscious for only two days." I cut him off. Why is he still lying to me? Why can't he just tell me the truth directly? "Don't confuse the time difference with La Krispana and the outside world, Ales. Time is slow in La Krispana. A day is almost a week out here. You slept for 2 days, that is roughly almost 2 weeks there. " He answered me.

"Well, now is the time to prove what you've learned. The journey usually takes two days and a half to get to the place. It takes two days to return because you should get used to what you see on the way." "Assuming you did not get used to it, you can still spend about two and a half days on the journey back to Wisteria." "Er, that should be about five days. Let's assume you have to sleep over on the third day of your arrival, after getting the antidote, you should leave by the first break of dawn." "That way you should arrive here on the sixth day of your departure, and with the antidote." "I understand," George said. "I will do as you have said."

Raglan asked with a proud look on his face. "That was you?" Hazel asked amused. "How was I supposed to know?" She added with the amused look disappearing from her face. "Are you going to complain or are you going to thank me?" Raglan asked. "Thank you," Hazel said. "You're welcome. But you don't have much time Hazel. He could wake up anytime and so you have to do what you need to do and leave. Moreover, you have only nineteen days left," Raglan said. "I know. I have taken all of these into consideration and I assure you I am working towards it," Hazel said.

Her father looked between them. "What did the first sergeant say?" Jack explained the plan. They had a limited amount of time. The first sergeant was going to help them navigate the process. Lela's parents listened carefully. When Jack finished, her father nodded. "Then we use every minute." "That's what he said." Lela looked at Jack. "Seven days." Jack sat beside her. "Seven days." She looked down at Lillian. "What if it's not enough?" Jack took her hand. "Then we'll deal with that when it comes."

“280 days.” “What contract?” I asked warily, still feeling his grip on my chin, and I tried not to dwell on it. “A contract of marriage between us for 280 days. That should be enough for you to give birth. Once the child is out of you, the contract ends, and you're free to live your life however you seem fit.” He explained coldly, and his words echoed in my head as I tried to make sense of it. That meant that I would be his wife for a space of nine months, and after the contract ends, I could leave. But—

- Wei Zhi Yin asked "I need one day to settle my business and we also need to rest, so we should stay for at least three days. Well, it would be up to you if we will stay for a longer period." Wei Zhi Yin eyes lowered as he thought. It would take at most seventeen days if they leave later and three days to stay in H city, so it would at most twenty days; He would only need to make sure that they will leave on the third day so that they still have seven days left before the besieged in H city. They need to be far as soon as possible to H City.

“You notice that winter is just around the corner.” Caleb paused, the enthusiasm still lighting his features. “That’s why we’ll do it before the snow settles. Camille said six weeks is enough time if we go all in.” “Six weeks?” My eyes widened. “Yes!” he sat beside me, eyes glinting with dreams. “Six weeks, Jo. That’s 42 days. That’s 1,008 hours. That’s—” “—a lot of time to potentially go crazy,” I interrupted, groaning. “Are we planning a wedding or launching a satellite?”

“I could swear we were there for up to three or four.” “Me too, but it seems time moves faster there than here.” I shrugged. I understood her shock because I too felt the same way when I heard we had only spent a day in The Intertwine when I was very sure we spent more than that. The time difference was a little bit jarring. “How long was I out?” She asked, snuggling closer to me. “You were out for two days while I was for just one.” “Oh…” Arielle mused, scrunching her brows. “So we have just two weeks before Killian’s plan. Do you think we’ll be ready in time?”

he explained. He tried to approach me again to take me in his arms. Before I could make a single sound, Lira exploded and pointed angrily at him as she accused him of being insane. The leader of the warriors hastily shielded Dylan and forbade me from getting too close. Dylan's voice trembled, and he looked very wronged. "The effects of the medicine wore off after 21 days, but why haven't you recovered? Why?" I turned away to avoid his gaze. "I don't know you. If you get any closer, I'll call the police again."