Kept You Waiting Huh Novels & Stories

“You’re kicking me out?” His mouth lifted slightly. “No. Just... take your time. Figure out what you want. I won’t rush you.” I hated that he was being so patient. I hated that he was making it easier for me to keep holding back. And most of all... I hated that I didn’t want him to stop waiting. I shifted my weight, glancing at his car again. “Are you leaving?” He hesitated, then shook his head. “Not yet.” Another pause.

The Adam that no one else but me could see I'd woken up with a start, recalling the message and had taken my phone to check if I hadn't been hallucinating. Turns out I wasn't. "Four hours. Give me four hours,"I texted. Adam replied almost instantly, "I have waited weeks. I can wait four more hours. I'll be waiting." My heart raced with excitement and I clutched the phone to my chest. He had texted. Finally! I had waited for so long that I almost gave up. Perhaps that was the problem. Waiting.

(QURAN 2:285) And he had kept his promise but I was never meant to, from the start. "Call me, okay? I am here in the city for another day, but I'll come back right away when you call me. Take your time to think things through and let me know when you're ready. Okay?" He questioned but I could only stare at him unblinking. He kept standing in front of me for a while longer, in anticipation of my response but when nothing came, he turned away, gulping down the unsaid words. ''You know that I am not going to wait for you. Right?''

Just long enough to say I love you to your stupid stubborn face. I hit send. And waited. And waited. But nothing came.

Back then, I'd believed that if I just waited long enough, my turn would eventually come. Now I understood — some lines don't run on a first-come, first-served basis. And I was never even on the list to begin with.

And waits. The debt can wait. The fight can wait. Everything can wait. For four years and nine months. Then the real story begins. END OF PART ONE

“Come fetch it tomorrow morning.” Keyah wanted to shout. She had waited to get her hands on the package for so long, and now that it was almost within grasp, waiting even a moment longer seemed like having to wait an eternity. But she kept her frustration to herself. “Thank you, Mr. Munro. I’m really very grateful that you held on to it.” The old man nodded again. Keyah and Aaron exited the store. Once she was safely ensconced inside the car, Keyah banged her head against the steering wheel.

"Now wait here." "Wait for what?"

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They just tired of waiting for it because it just taking a long time for everyone to arrive there because the plan changes all of the sudden. Hikari then just talks with Neu and Nimura "Hey, just how long did we need to wait here..." then they say "Just calm down, It's basic for us to wait like this. Everything is up to you to do anything that you like while waiting for it." Just when did Hikari heard that, he just feeling bad about it because it's either they were talking about when they're waiting for him or Sabu-sama. He didn't say anything about it and just stay silent. They just keep waiting for it after that without having any conversation.