Gone With Time Novels & Stories

"As for what you had to swallow over West Harbor, I'll make it up to you." "Three days from now, go down to the Underground. There's a piece of open territory there. I'll put it under your name." The Underground? Suddenly I found it funny. As funny as these ten years of a love that couldn't see the light of day. I was quiet for a while before I said, "I'm not going." Julian's brow creased. "What did you say?" "I said I'm not going." His face darkened. "Elena, an opportunity this good is sitting right in front of you, and you won't even fight for it?"

Xiao Gan Zi was about to lead her but Yu Wan grabbed his hand in lightning. “Gonggong, did something happen to gege? Did wang fei find gege?” Crying, Yu Wan half pulled Xiao Gan Zi’s hand. Xiao Gan Zi lashed off his hand easily. His eyes gave silent warning to the two taijian who held Yu Wan to be more stern. Yu Wan cannot do much after she felt the power beside her. She only gazed at Xiao Gan Zi with sorrow, waiting for his answer. “It is best for us to be at Yongyou hall immediately.” Then Xiao Gan Zi turned around and led her and her yahuan. Yu Wan could not feel her own feet. The taijian helped her until she reached Yongyou hall.

"...in sickness and in health..." "...to love and to cherish..." "...to love and to cherish..." "...till time do us part." "Time?," Zia thought to herself. "Isn't it supposed to be death?" "Zia?" The minister tried to get her attention, seeing that she'd spaced out. "Till time do us part," Zia continued and curved up a smile as she met the green hues in Edward's eyes. BEEP BEEEEEP BEEP BEEEEEP BEEP BEEEEEP BEEP BEEEEEP BEEP BEEEEEP

He just nod at me, telling me to enter the time machine already for Cayden is already there and so I did, wiping the last tear from my eyes and waving my hand at them. I mouthed 'goodbye' before Cayden started the time machine and it gave me the feeling just like the first time that we used it but now, I'm sure that this time, we'll be able to arrive in the year 3079 without getting lost to somewhere. This time, my bad feeling was gone but I still sighed. I didn't pass out this time and so as Cayden. I think the reason why we passed out the first time was because the time machine that we used was actually not in good condition and now, we're already assured that we will have a safe trip.

Before he could do or say anything, I continued saying, “I need time, I-I need to…uh…get to know you first. I’ve never done this kinda stuff, so please understand” I said hesitantly. Of course, I needed time, to get the hell out of here, to runaway. His eyes softened as he looked at me intently. “So you are one innocent little thing, hmm? I am going to enjoy ripping all that innocence away, bit by bit” he whispered, caressing my cheek with the back of his hand.

Peace, without doubt, looked very stunning, “Is it done? Because I don’t have much time left.” Peace glanced at the clock on the wall and spoke. “You are good to go, and don’t frown, try to smile and don’t be too harsh on the people, Learn to forgive!”Ada advised. “Okay, Mother!” She sarcastically spoke. “God forbid! I don’t want to have a daughter like you,” Ada chuckled and said. “Sure I will deal with you once I am back,” Peace walked up to the table and picked up the laptop and the files.

Talented minds from all over gathered here to drive innovations and breakthroughs. No one cared about your background, status, looks, or mannerisms. Everywhere you looked, there were researchers with messy hair frowning over complicated equations. After joining them, I quickly became one of them. In the mornings, I didn't have to worry about what to wear or whether my outfit looked polished and presentable. During meals, I didn't need to chew slowly or follow strict dining etiquette. Here, time was the most valuable thing. To get extra time to solve a few more equations, I cut off the long hair I had spent years growing out.

I looked at her. She was the woman who had once sworn to spend her life with me. I had known her for the past seven years. I had seen her at her best and at her worst. I knew what she was like when she was flourishing and when she was worn out. But now, she looked like a stranger to me. "Clementine, go home." "I won’t!" "Go." I shut the door in her face. "And don’t come back." She wailed for a long time before the security came to take her away.

“You don’t have much time.” Then, like smoke, he was gone.

"Frank, looks like you've grown bold—keeping another woman at your side now. I'll give you half an hour to get to Marlen Tower. If you're not here by then…" She hung up without finishing. I muttered, "That's the first chance, Agnes." Even I wasn't sure if I was speaking to the nineteen-year-old before me, or to myself. By the time I drove to Marlen Tower, forty minutes had already passed.