Leaving Time Novels & Stories

"Are you fucking kidding me?" "Nope" He rolled his eyes. "What time?" Now he's talking. "In two hours time" I glanced at my wristwatch. "What are you talking about?... it's almost ten. We can't go soon." Grace intentionally banged the pan against the stove just to get both of us, yapping children's attention. "I'll be leaving soon so I want you both to drop me of So yeah, I think ten is good" She grinned before walking out of the kitchen.

You don’t want it to stop. That’s what I felt, when I had him next to me again. “I missed this,” he stated. “Me too,” I whispered. Then he turned me around by the rhythm of the melody. “What did you want to tell me?” I asked, as I connected my hands with his again. “Peanut, I’m leaving,” he said softly and sadly. “W-what?” I asked, not believing his words. “I’m leaving. I have two choices, though. But they depend on you. Come at 5:50 a.m. to the airport. My plane is leaving at 6 a.m..”

"Hahaha, alright... I won't take overtime today. I'm so worried, huh!" "Yeah, who's always making plans to leave the office but never shows up even after an hour of waiting at the agreed location? Damn, I'm being played!" Amanda cursed. "Well, I forgot that we're from different ranks. You're a manager, and I'm just a regular staff. The regular staff's leaving time depends on whether there's overtime, Amanda." Lea tried to defend herself. She often forgot about it, making Amanda wait about an hour before Lea arrived at their meeting place.

Standing there and watching her disappear through the exit, it feels like she’s leaving me for good, but that’s the price I have to pay. I spent the rest of the night meeting people and making sure to leave thirty minutes after Sean did. I let the rental car pick me up after. “Take me to Jack's brother's Hotel.” I tell the driver and settle down on my seat, glancing over the watch banded around my wrist to see the time. 11:17 PM.

There was no time to make him dinner. Still, I nodded. I could change my flight to 10 p.m. and let that meal be my last goodbye.

Fast. I felt ice-cold all over. I could get 8,000 bucks, but the paperwork would take time, at least half a month. My mom could not wait that long! Right then, I saw Shirley leaving work. I did not think twice. I ran up to her and blocked her path. "Shirley, I need 5,000 dollars. It's an emergency!" Everyone around us started staring, wondering what was going on. Shirley's smile disappeared. "Where would I get that much money?"

Tikka on an important assignment and well He doesn't trust much people. They're the only two he feels comfortable leaving all alone with Mel "Maybe she hungry??Gosh, who'll get her something to eat?" he thought "What if she slid from the stairs again" he muttered out loud gaining the attention of his PA "Sir are you okay ?"Jonathan leaned closer and asked "Yeah,what's the time now?" Lewis asked '9:57 "Jonathan replied "When is the meeting ending?" "12:00 " 'Damn. Meaning I have 3 hours ,3 minutes and 57 seconds to get back to Lanie"he said

“No, Liam, you have to leave now, we don’t have time, it will go off,” She said pushing him away, he checked the tone and there were still four minutes left. “Luca? We don’t have much time, four minutes,” He yelled out to Luca. “We can do it, just tell me what there is,” He responded and Liam called out the details to him. “On it,”

I'd just set the table and was about to eat when Jerry came out of the bathroom, holding his phone up. "I talked to George. You're off today. Make me a new sleep aid pillow—exactly like the last one—by 6:00 pm." His tone left no room for argument.

"Melissa, I was really stupid before and fell for Kelly's tricks. I…" "I know." I stopped but didn't turn around. "However, that has nothing to do with me anymore. Besides, I'm incredibly busy now. I have to edit my thesis, then discuss the topic I should choose with my PhD advisor next week. At night, I have to man the crepe stall. I don't have time to think about all these past events."