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On the Floating Platform, piercingly cold winds blew. With their clothes whistling, five people stood on each apex of a pentagon, the direction of which represented the five elements of the universe: metal, wood, water, fire, and earth, respectively. Because of the special rules of this match, none of them dared to take the initiative to attack the others. With great caution, everyone was on guard against the two people on either side.

They say the worst thing about distance is we don’t know whether they miss you or forget you but what if they don’t even give a sign that they feel your presence even after looking at you everyday… I walked inside Ayesha’s room and whispered ‘Good night’ placing a small peck on her forehead and walked outside. I stood before her room after closing the door and stepped back. “Yes! I want you to stay away from her.” He replied. I glanced at his room and my room. I continued doing that for a few minutes and then walked inside my room. Distance doesn’t just refer to the miles between two persons. Because we are not living at different places far away from each other but still, there is a distanc

Frederick asked, and Rosie's eyes narrowed at him. "I've told you that I can't allow you to continue with Dylan. You'll only spend five years with him. After five years of marriage with Dylan, you break up with him and divorce him. Don't worry, I'll help you process everything about the divorce, so don't think I'll sit back and let you continue sleeping with Dylan and become his wife forever. Try not to get too used to his dick, okay? Come, let's go," Frederick crossed his left arm around Rosie's shoulder and pulled her beside him, walking with her towards the car. He pulled the car's front door open for Rosie like a gentleman. He got into the driver's seat, and drove out of his new house.

He takes a glance at his watch. "Oh, and no take backs." He adds and climbs on a large rock, so he's standing over all of us. "You start all at once, 5 meters away from each pair!." He shouts. I look around me quickly for a partner, and find a scary guy looking at me. He is part of the Green Forest pack that joined.

Then said quietly “Separation distance.” Silence. Lena blinked. “You want to… move away from me?” Zayden nodded once. “Yes.” A pause. “Just to see if the effect reduces.” Lena’s throat tightened slightly. “And if it doesn’t?” Zayden didn’t answer immediately. Because that meant something worse. That distance might not matter anymore. Eliot leaned back slowly. “Distance testing has begun,” he said quietly. A technician asked, “Should we intervene?” Eliot shook his head.

The table went still. "Ninety seconds after you went out my back door two weeks ago the bond put you on your knees in the leaves. Forty feet." He kept his voice level. "The circle closed. Whatever that changed, it didn't change the distance, because there hasn't been a day since where we've been more than a mile apart to test it." He looked at her. "If you drive east and it's still forty feet, you go down on the highway somewhere in Idaho and you don't get up." "Then you come with me."

On Julian Sterling’s birthday, Zara Xavier secretly traveled six hours to his city to surprise him. She knew he had been eyeing a limited-edition watch, one of only a few in the world, so she arranged to meet a college student in person to buy it. When the girl arrived, Zara was surprised to see that she was pregnant. She was still in college, but her belly was already quite large. She was well into her third trimester. “Hi, I’m Zoey Ramsey. You’re the one who wanted the watch, right?” Zoey pulled the watch out of its original box and handed it to Zara as if it were no big deal. Zara happily took it. “Yes, this is the one. My husband really likes it. Ms. Ramsey, how much are you asking

"You shouldn't have gotten out of bed." His face was far too close. I immediately placed both palms against his chest and shoved him backward, then quickly grabbed my phone and typed. Don't come near me. I paused before adding another sentence. Stay at least five feet away from me. I turned the screen toward him. He read it. Then he completely ignored it.

"Of course." "Thank you," she said, with the warm, professional brevity of someone closing a small administrative matter. He was still looking at her. She was still looking at him. Five years of distance and everything it contained occupied the space between them with a density that had no business being invisible and yet was — invisible to the room, invisible to the three hundred people none of whom were looking at this window at this precise moment, present only to the two of them and entirely legible to both.

Sam sets the heavy suitcases on the ground, and with the bellboy’s help, loads everything into the elevator. It seems true—my new apartment is very close to his. “Right next door, neighbor! Number 23.” My heart races. I relive the déjà vu, and my head spins. What I saw in the meeting room is happening now. I feel so dizzy that everything around me slowly begins to close in.