I Would Have Waited 500 More Years Novels & Stories

He frowned. "A hundred people? You'd have to wait a little longer then, no? I was looking around us when you were taking the test in the fourth level, but even until we left, only you passed. "Based on that pace, waiting for a hundred people may take a long time. Wouldn't you be wasting a great deal of time?" "Before entering the Whirling World, I felt like two years was too long. Only after arriving here did I realize that two years is actually quite short. We're only in an eighth-grade city, and there are even more cities after this that we'll need even more time to challenge."

Chapter 112 **The last choice for me** Heidi: 2500 years are not a joke. I waited to be awakened and reborn as a human just to be with him in these 2500 years old and he waited for me in these 2500 years old even without knowing it's me who he had been actually waiting for. We have been in love which only nature could explain, which only the god could explain to us. Humans have no definition and no explanations for our love.

I'm 476 years old, and the war I explained happened roughly 500 years ago. I used to fantasize about the day I'd meet my mate. Meeting the one who was created for me was fascinating, and after what Mom said, I was even more excited to meet her. I know I'll cherish her and give her all her happiness. Because this years-long wait has evolved into a centuries-long hold, I know my mate will be someone deserving. I have often felt disheartened and thought that I would never find a mate, but then I remind myself that she may not have been born yet, which is why it is taking so long, and when I meet her, I know it will all be worth it.

He had a lot of people to write to. data-p-id=8a7ab20ec0ab3262ce329c7dcb399a4e,style=text-align:left;,*** data-p-id=14da9fa5d5bffe76714efa73d166289c,Five days. data-p-id=eab4dd15aafad84892e28d81f9e30fcc,Five days of waiting.

"How small a number are we talking about for the start?" "Perhaps a hundred at most initially." Silas turned his cup slowly in his hand. "And the others wait below while this happens?" "They have waited a thousand years," Oscar said simply. "They can wait a little longer if it means coming up properly rather than all at once and creating panic."

Five years later, standing in a home alive with the gentle chaos of ordinary happiness, Adrian realized how wrong he had been about the timeline. One hundred years might not even be enough.

I would reclaim my place. And nothing, not Sera's memory, not Darius's hesitation, not my mother, can stop me. I'd waited five years already. I could be patient a little longer.

“I sure waited a whole long years for this.” . . TBC

I yelled. If I stayed any longer, I would certainly miss my flight. I didn't want to waste any more time here. I refused to play along with Bruno anymore!

If Nathaniel wanted war, he would learn the hard way that he was outmatched. I swiveled my chair toward the window, watching the horizon. She was stubborn. Proud. She would resist me if I showed my hand too openly. But that was fine. I could wait. I had already waited fifteen years. I would wait another fifteen if it meant she came to me on her own.