44 Days From Now Novels & Stories

I forced the tremor from my voice. Swallowing the rising dread as I asked, “When would he be coming?” Sophie barely looked up. Casually brushing flour off her hands. “In four days I think.” Four days. The words echoed. Detonated in my skull like a bomb. I nodded slowly. Numbly. As if that information hadn’t just shattered the ground beneath me. “I’ll miss you guys too,” I said softly. My voice layered with a fragile sweetness I didn’t feel.

I was going to update yesterday but forgot :3 My finals are starting on the 29th, and I don't know what to do. Wish me luck. The next update will be here soon. Give your hearts Daisy Chaseley

What if he snobs me? Ramon You're welcome, Camilla... I wanna see you... I roll my eyes. Me Not happening. I don't wanna sleep in hospital again. Ramon Well, I wanna watch over you the entire night. You're cuter when you sleep... Me So I'm not cute awake? Ramon Hell no! You look like some ogre!😂 Me That's not funny Mr. Darke. Ramon I'm in a meeting with Terrence. Talk to you later. Will pick you up at 7:00pm sharp. It's time we go on an actual date.

All eyes are on him, and it is with bated breath I wait for the date where the wedding will take place. "The wedding will hold on the month of May, 2nd!" He bellows and a round of applause follows his words, cheers reverberating in the entire room. My heart skips a beat as I absorb the news, my mind racing to catch up with the sudden whirlwind of emotions. Four months from now. It feels sudden, overwhelming even. Why is it so early?!

We are out on a team-building trip today. "Team-building?" "Basically, we came out to have some fun." Future Veronica did not reply right away. After a moment, she asked, "Is it March 20, 2025, on your side right now?" When I saw her message, I immediately switched screens and checked the date on my phone. It was indeed March 20, 2025. "Yes, that is the date," I replied. Right after I sent that, future Veronica continued, "Is the weather good today?"

Arrington smiled and said, “Lord Wade, the doctor asked you to drink less and try not to drink as much as possible. Besides, you will have to get up early in the morning tomorrow. I’m just afraid that something will happen if you were to drink, so I did not prepare it.” Cadfan had a straight expression on his face as he said, “Let me ask you. What day is it today?” Arrington said, “The fourth of April. Why?” Cadfan cursed, “Nonsense! How can I not know that today is the fourth of April? I mean, what big occasion is it today?!” Arrington’s eyes twinkled. He thought about it quickly and then hurriedly complimented, “Lord Wade, today is the day where Ten Thousand Armies will destroy the Wade fa

I'd end my life on the operating table. "Olivia, you've really matured," my fiance Ethan Vance exclaimed, clutching my hand. He pulled a stunning diamond ring from his pocket. "This was meant for Lily's wedding—seven days from now. But since you're donating your kidney, there's no need for that wedding anymore. She won't need this ring. It's yours. "Once you recover, we'll hold a wedding ceremony." "No, give the ring to Lily," I said. I was dying. There was no future wedding for me.

Helen said thoughtfully. “Okay, but that doesn’t leave a whole lot.” “No, it doesn’t,” Helen said, “but we should also eliminate all the guys older than thirty-four. If he’s too much older it’ll look strange." Then she opened the rings on the binder and pulled out the remaining sheets. “That doesn’t leave much,” Dominic said, looking at the profiles. “Yeah, there are only six left. Let’s see. There’s Gregory, Daniel, Vaughn, Michael, Shane, and Gavin.”

“Twenty thousand for two months, plus an extra four for you.” “Nice,” Biggy said as he looked inside the envelopes. “My next visit will be the last. I’ll be bringing the rest of the money. Bring a bag,” Sasha said. “Four million?” Biggy asked. “Yeah.” Biggy bent his neck sideway. “What have you gotten your hands into, Shortcake?” He smirked lifted an eyebrow. “See you later, Biggy,” Sasha said as she turned around to leave. Outside, she got back into the car and exhaled. A huge weight had been lifted off her shoulders, and in a few weeks, she’d be even lighter. Five years of been tied to this place was coming to an end.

The week had been peaceful, not completely but almost, and that was good enough for me, especially when I had just completed a job I had been handling for months, and had landed a big account for the company. It had been okay, until the news this morning about Katherine and her vacancy to accept another male candidate into her life.