4.5 Hours Novels & Stories

120 hours, that was all it would take. Kate looked up at the sky, 119:53:42 shone in the blue of the afternoon. The time was enchanted across the sky, a magic that had been lent from another kingdom. The alpha's first bite ceased to be effective in 119 hours, 53 minutes, and 27, 26, 25 seconds. Kate counted down, grateful for each second that passed in their favor.

How long are you-’ ‘2 hours,’ She interrupted me, and my eyes widened in shock. “2 hours?!” I screamed. “En, what's wrong Alicia?” Adrian asked, unplugging his earpiece. I waved my hands at them and then lowered my gaze. 'Yeah, 2 hours,’ Helen answered and I hissed sharply. 'No.' I said, then continued, ‘ I can't give you-” ‘How about an hour, Hun?’She pleaded. 'No.' I rejected it without a second thought.

"Maybe. But it's going to take time. An hour, maybe more. And we have to assume there's a timer somewhere—" "There is." I'd spotted it. A digital display attached to one of the central charges. Large red numbers counting down. **04:47:23** **04:47:22** **04:47:21** Four hours and forty-seven minutes. "We have less time than he said," Adeline breathed. "He wanted us to take longer searching," I realized. "Wanted us to arrive with less time to work with. Maybe even arrive too late." "Can you defuse it in four hours?" I asked the techs.

Spoke without turning around. “We have twelve hours.

Forty minutes before Isla spoke. The phone lifted. It's done. Sent. Reply in thirty seconds. Richard lands in four hours. Phone face-down. Outside the building the city moved through its Monday evening. Time check: 6:07. Then again: 6:07.

A real party on wheels, in short. I glanced at the dashboard display. Total travel time: nine hours and seventeen minutes. Time elapsed: twenty-three minutes. Settling back in my seat, I tried to ignore the glare in my eyes and stared out the windshield. We stopped a couple of times for bathroom breaks and to grab some water or a snack, but we didn’t talk other than exchanging the most basic “You want a bottle too?” remarks.

"It's not that bad, it's just a little bit higher than an hour." Aurelia peeked at me through half-closed lids, " How long?" "About 4 hours, 47 minutes. See, it's not that bad, at least it's not a five-hour flight." Aurelia rolled her eyes and shifted back, " Judah, you might have to go to New York yourself, I think I'll rather stay here with Gerald and Diane."

"Maybe less." I looked down at the digital clock on my dashboard. "We only have six hours total." "Then we move fast," Marcus said.

"Thanks" I entered the car. The car was very clean and there were many switches on the door. I clicked one, a compartment opened filled with all sorts of snacks, cookies and chocolates.There was a mini refrigerator filled with different drinks. Damn if I could stay here I would have stayed my whole life here. Zander sat at the opposite side. "How much time does it take to reach your pack". " Five hours". After that I kept looking out the window.Rest of the car ride was silent .We occasionally talked to each other. When we were near the pack land Zander turned to me with a serious expression.

I ask. “No, of course not Ashley. We start training 2 hours before sunrise and then we break 2 hours after sunrise for breakfast, 4 hours later we break again for lunch, then 4 hours after lunch we end the day. Each teaching day lasts for 12 hours, meaning every 4 hours there is a 30 minute break. Dinner is always served 2 hours after sunset. During that 2 hours between end of day and dinner, is each of your free times to be able to shower, rest, talk with the others about what you learned, or go let your shifter side out.”