70 Years Passed When I Woke Up! Novels & Stories

He said to me and there was so much nervousness in his voice “Why would I forget the lunch when it's still morning” I said in a hoarse voice “Morning? Don't tell me you're just waking up now? It's noon” Immediately I heard him say that, my eyes snapped towards the big wall clock “Shit!” I gasped and sprang up from the bed when I saw its 3PM. How the hell did I sleep for so long? “I was right you're just waking up” I was already feeling so bad cause I've always disappointed him every time I promised him a date

My dream was empty and I kept drifting in and out of consciousness while voices surrounded me. I had no idea how long this went for, but suddenly, I decided that this had to stop and I had to wake up. So my eyes flew open and I sat up instantly. That was when I met the beautiful man sitting on the edge of the bed. His eyes grew wide as he took in my stare. "You're finally awake," he whispered. I blinked twice and looked away instantly. "Why? How long was I out?" "A week," he muttered as if it was a casual thing to say.

Then I heard footsteps and a gentle voice. “Hi ma’am, you’re finally awake.” I turned slightly. The doctor smiled like he didn’t just see someone whose heart had shattered hours ago. “Good evening,” I murmured, wiping my cheek. “How long have I been here?” “Four hours.” Four hours unconscious. For four hours my soul floated somewhere dark and peaceful. Four hours I wished I had never woke up. “Who brought me?” I asked quietly. “A group of your pack members,” he said, checking my chart.

“Sorry I’m late.” I tried to stand and my legs gave out. I caught myself on the bench, my hands gripping the wood so hard I heard it creak. “You’re awake.” The words came out choked. “You’re actually awake.” “I’m awake.” She took a step toward me, and I saw how unsteady she was. How much effort each movement took. “I heard I’ve been asleep for a while.” “A year.” I couldn’t stop staring at her. Couldn’t believe she was real. “You’ve been asleep for a year.”

“I feel rather lost.” "Alright, Levi, for me to offer any sort of advice, you're going to have to spill the beans on what went down between you two," Joel insists, and I nod, my mind rewinding to the sequence of events, ready to divulge the details. 15 years ago: I wake up and realize I am alone in bed. I look at the alarm clock on the table, holy shit, it is past 10 o'clock. I can't remember the last time I slept this late; I am usually a pretty early riser.

"Huh? Where am I?" Xiao Chen, who had been unconscious, woke up on his own, but it had already been two years since the incident. The grandfather and grandson who lived in the medicinal garden were surprised to see him, but since neither of them were at home, they didn't realize that the young man had just woken up.

“I lived another life, and I died.” I stumbled over my words and I felt my father freeze. A quick look to Ronnie had him locking the door and waving his hands. I felt the air still, but I was focused on my father’s eyes. “This morning I woke up six years in the past after living until I was twenty-four, and growing my own pup only to have my mate to rip him from my body.”

Suddenly, a van almost hit me, causing me to stop in my tracks as the van screeched to a halt in front of me without hitting me. But it was too late; panic welled into my body, causing my world to turn black. I vaguely heard the man calling after me as everything faded. My eyes twitched as I woke up, feeling a sharp headache. I immediately shot open my eyes, scanning the unfamiliar surroundings. “Where am I?” I panicked, standing up. A voice, accompanied by footsteps, echoed through the room. “You’re awake.” I turned my head to see a man in his fifties, around the same age as my father.

he asked quietly. “No,” I replied flatly. “Not really. I haven’t had more than an hour’s worth of light rest in two hundred years. Even then, I wake instantly if anyone enters my room or makes a sound. And you’re telling me I slept for seven hours? And Lucien couldn’t wake me up?”

My scars serve as a reminder of my past. The past, where I endured much struggle and pain. I'll be carrying that burden for the rest of my life. I just heard a sound as if something had fallen, so I looked at it, and his face was surprised. "Y-You're awake..." he exclaimed, stunned. I smiled at him, changed my clothes, and then faced him. "Is it surprising that I'm awake?" I asked, smiling. And I gradually sat up in bed. "Y-Yes... N-No... You've been unconscious for a year... "he exclaimed, still stunned.