Novel & Cerita Brief Reminder For Short

I can feel her eyes on me all the way to the curve past the gates where the tree line starts. The run for the MC takes one long ass week. Even though it long; it's an exciting week. Everyday I look forward to getting text messages from Remi. We text each other all throughout the day and into the early mornings. For the first time in a long time, I'm ready to go home. I can't wait to see my girl in person. Pictures aren't cutting it. Your other half (Aiden)- good morning beautiful. Love of my life (Remi)- what's so good about it? It's six am. What are you even doing awake?

Time to end this one way or another. ***

He looked up from his phone as if just noticing my presence. "Morning" he responded. Dropping his phone down to watch me. I walk to the fridge and heat the leftover food of yesterday in the microwave. I brought out the food as the alarm went off after ten minutes. I was about to dig into the food when he decided to say something. "How is your training?" He asked. "I don't know how he came up with those ridiculous training, but I am enjoying it and it's also helping." " Have you made any friends yet?"

but by the sounds of message alert. Tim said without moving his head"Luke i have told you many times to shut of your digital watch when we are discussing something" Luke replied in confusion"But I remember shutting it down?" Tim then noticed that there was not just one message alert that sounded but more.In normal mode when a message arrives there would be a voice and vibration to alert the host of watch about it.But if someone was a busy person,wouldn't he be annoyed to death by so many alerts?So there were multiple functions in the watch that were solution of this problem.One of them was if the message was from someone designated as important by the host and other was if the mini version A

Checked once. Nothing. Checked again. Nothing. Okay. Work happens. Normal. ⸻ By afternoon she got one message. Sorry. Busy day. That was it. She stared. Read it again. Typed: You okay? Seen. Five minutes. Then: Yeah. Just tired. She stared. That should’ve been enough. But something felt off. Not wrong. Just— short. And the annoying thing was she didn’t know if she was imagining it. ⸻ She tried not to overthink.

Single message from an outside number I didn't recognize. I opened it. Four words. “We need to talk.” The sender ID resolved after a three second delay. Elder Maren.

The screen loaded slowly, the old operating system taking its time, and we sat in the quiet of my room and waited. The three saved numbers appeared first. Then the one sent a message to the contact D that I’d already read. Then the notification icon appeared. A new message. Received six minutes ago. From an unsaved number. I opened it. Four words. No greeting, no signature, no context. Gregory is in K. Pack. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

She then passes the instruction to me. "You're given ten minutes to complete this." Dr Mark reminds us, I see it as a reminder because he might have said this earlier but since I wasn't paying attention, I didn't here. For a while, my attention is consumed by the exercise until another message notification pops up on my phone, causing the screen light to come on automatically. It's Aiden again. I look at it to discover he had sent tons of messages. Eleven on a row, none of them replied to. I didn't even read them but I decide to read this. I click on it, opening it.

The short message, written in capital letter read thus, "YOUR PRESENCE IS NEEDED URGENTLY AT THE MEETING ROOM." I quickly checked the sender's details and realized it was from Williams, as expected, he had to be overly dramatic about everything. But then it meant I needed to treat the message with urgency. I didn’t want to leave Lessia, but I doubted I would be able to go for the meeting if I continued to stare at her.

I was going to skip, but it could be an update. [Stop getting chummy with the whole family and keep yourself in check. We have a target to achieve. The drive should be updated in a few days, keep your eyes open, be at alert. In fact, stay up all night if possible. ~ Maria] Another message popped in. [Just in case you need a reminder."] A video was under the message. I was skeptical. I kept contemplating whether to click on it or not. My hands shook and I fidgeted. A video? A reminder? With a sharp intake of air, I played it.