About Time Quotes Movie Novels & Stories

He said. I chuckled and said, “Thanks for your concern.” I said. “Where do you wanna go?” “Is it okay? Don’t you have work? I bet you must be busy.” I mumbled, worried I might be wasting his time. “I have time for you.” He smiled genuinely that I cannot argue with him. “Okay, Umm.” I looked at my watch and said, “Where you want, I just have to be home before eight.” “How about a movie?” He offered.

She was restless upon looking for the clock. "What time is it?" she asked the man. The actor replied directly, "It's 6:33 p.m." The woman's eyes widened and she immediately walked quickly out the door as the actor followed her. She didn't look back at the man because she was in a hurry to be late for her taping. In fact, she had a new movie that she was actually starring in, so she really reacted badly when she found out that it was almost time as if she was supposed to be at the taping venue.

He suggests as he chooses Can’t Fight The Moonlight by LeAnn Rimes. “God I remember when this came out, and the movie too.” “Ahh yes, those were the days.” “The days?” “Yes, I imagine you were obsessed with Coyote Ugly, the story of following your dreams and finding love.” We spend the next few hours drinking, laughing and singing anything and everything. When I finally remember to look at the clock, it’s almost one in the morning. “God, look at the time. I don’t know where the evening has gone,” I say.

“God, you are so fucking beautiful. Can I show you just how special you are to me?” And for the next three hours… I forget everything. The email. The rumors. My name. All I remember is him.

On my phone, the time was only past seven. Only eleven hours and about thirty minutes left. True, others would had put on them their armour of bravery and fought whatever demon that stood in their way. Fun fact: I wasn't one of those people. I was a simple coward. Coward Elmer Bernstein. The time on my phone went by pretty fast. It was seven thirty already, and after two hours, it was seven thirty seven. Great!

About fifteen minutes into the drive, I asked, “Why so slow?” “Oh, I’m sorry. Do you feel the need, the need for… going faster?” I laughed so loudly I almost snorted and had to put both of my hands over my nose since even a baby like me recognizes the famous movie quote he almost said. “You’re a funny guy in an unassuming way.” He turned a slight shade of pink. “Yeah, well, in our line of work you have to find some way to be a little bit of a comedian, or you’ll end up in the loony bin.”

Two Months Later Dropping the twins at their friend's house and going into the office to check something out Jack left me alone at home with the promise that he would be back as soon as possible to watch the movies that we had picked out for the evening. Not wanting to wait for him to come back I started the movie so long.

I open my mouth to ask the stranger for the time when I hear him say something to me. He takes off his foggy glasses and wipes them on his wet hoodie. “You are such a terrific writer. I got mesmerised while I was watching you.” I pause because I do not know what to say in reply. I rehearse saying ‘thank you’ in my head but when I open my mouth, “Can you please tell me what the time is?” tumbles out instead. “Sure,” he says after a beat with a smile that reminds me of Adam. He slips his glasses back on, pulls back the sleeve of his hoodie and says, “The time is fifteen minutes to ten.”

I could only find an an answer, with the sight of Reece having fallen asleep on both Ava and I, during the movie, so maybe that, was a slightly strange thing to witness. In my time spent, getting to know Reece, it wasn't hard to pin point the fact that He was a workaholic, so he rarely took time off. It felt nice, to know that I gave him a reason, to take a break every now and then, because he needed it. I didn't want him to overwork himself. Being around me, he never showed that I was wasting his time or that I was being a distraction, but that he wanted me around. He values our time together and I do too.

“I just… I need time. Enough time.” Anna studied me for a moment before nodding. “Take your time then. Just remember that time waits for no one.” I didn’t respond, because deep down, I was already aware of that.