Novel & Cerita 6 Hours Away

she replied, "but it will take them at least six hours to get here." Her mind voice was focused and prepared for the fight. The Alpha and Beta were on their way to see another pack. Fortunately, they were on their way back and weren't far from Trevor's pack. Six hours is too long and would result in more damage, I was hoping for reinforcements to arrive soon.

I just…I’m worried. ‘About?’ I stretched and pulled the chair up. Riley offered me the water bottle and I took it, downing the rest. It smelled good in the car now. His scent had overpowered mine but there was still that underlying sour taste to it. It felt comforting to breathe in though. ‘We are about six hours from the edge of the territory.’ My eyes widened. ‘Wait. Six? How long was I asleep?’ ‘It’s been about thirty hours.’ ‘Thirty?! Kirk, you better be fucking joking. I haven’t slept…’

"You should get some rest too. Figure I can drive about 6 hours before we need to stop" "You need me awake to work the compass". "In 6 hours, we're going to get about 600-650 km. Doubt they kept her that close to home. We're going to need you closer to the end, so you need to sleep". "Fine. I'll try. But not making any promises". I'm coming, Moonlight.

Henry reaches their house, he move quickly and locked their doors that he left earlier. He suddenly thought of getting something inside their room, so he went inside their room and got that thing. It was been hidden inside their cabinet and when he reaches for it, he grip on it so tight and then hurriedly walk away outside their room while smiling. "I need to go back there immediately." He exclaimed as he was rushing into going back to his car. Emma smiled while in pain when she heard the loud cry of his son while they were holding him.

When Caleb looks up from his phone, his face tight and uneasy, I already know the news will not be good. "It's almost two and a half hours from here to Granite Valley," he says. The words hit me hard. Oh my Goddess. If someone leaves now, they will spend almost half of the time we have just driving there and back. All that time gone before we even learn who this other pack is or what they really want. "Two and a half hours?" I sigh and rub my forehead. "They're really that far away?" "I mean, that's just to their town center," he explains. He turns his phone and shows me the map. "The pack itself might be farther out. Look here."

You have thirty-six hours to reach the Final Destination. Any candidate who takes longer than that will not pass. We wish you the best of luck. I glance through the note one more time, my mind coming fully back to me now as adrenaline starts to pump through my veins. Once I’m sure that I’ve committed it all to memory, I crumple it and toss it into the corner of the box, sorting quickly through my supplies as I glance around the forest, eager to get on the move.

Two doors away? I quickly looked over at Miles. Right at that exact moment, he slowly reached up and slid his sunglasses down the bridge of his nose. His dark, intense eyes locked directly onto mine, a familiar, wicked smirk tugging at the corner of his lips. He didn't say a word, but his gaze told me everything. We weren't in our regular neighborhood anymore. We were six hours away from home, trapped under the same roof, and he was going to be living just a few feet away from my bedroom door for the next three days.

I still recall sitting there, my voice shaking as I explained all. Each word seemed like saying that I had lost my son. But their response still echoed in my head. “He most likely just ran away, ma’am.” "We can’t start a complete search before 72 hours." I shut my eyes. My chest got tight again. “It’s nearly three days.” I said softly. But to them it still wasn’t enough. It was just about 60 hours since Noah went missing from the hospital. Sixty hours. A figure that seemed so tiny. But for me, it was 60 hours of fear.

"I'd recommend starting with a four week minimum. Then we'd reassess based on how your hormones respond to the distance." "And if I come back after four weeks?" "If you return to working in close proximity with this alpha, your symptoms will return. Probably worse than before." "So I'd need to quit." "Eventually, yes. Or find a way to maintain significant distance even while employed there." Kieran's mind spun. Four weeks away from Elliot. Four weeks of not seeing him, not being near him. The bond was already screaming at him just thinking about it. But Dr. Chen was right if he didn't do something, this would get worse.

"We have done this trip before. It will smooth out once we reach the tarred road leading to Duskmoor." Serafina sighed, resigned. "And how long till then?" "Another hour or so," Kira replied, then added, "And there are six hours total left until we arrive." Serafina leaned back with a soft groan. "Six hours left. Great."