Leaving Time Novels & Stories

I kept my gaze locked on the glass table on which the bottle of fruit juice that I'd retrieved from the kitchen earlier laid, in order to avoid meeting his eyes. “And our time is up,” Lewis announced, standing up, “Tonight was fun. Hopefully, we can hangout again like this before we go back to New York.” “Are you guys leaving soon?” Leah asked. “Well, my mum may or may not have to attend an important meeting in New York by the end of the month, so it depends,” Raymond divulged, and I felt a tranquil breeze of relief flood through my entire body. Moments later when they left, Leah and I tidied up the sitting room, taking the cups we'd used to drink juice alongside the plates we'd used for ser

She finally agreed. I took a deep breath. “Now that we have that settled, we need to get into the real deal.” Kristy spoke up. “The time is…”she looked at her watch, “oh! almost ten pm. That's good. We have about an hour to prepare, and leave for the club.”

My heart kept on beating with my hands slightly shaking. “It’s getting late.” I looked at the big wall clock on the dinning hall, it was few minutes past ten o’clock. I was amazed with how much time we’ve spent together. “I guess I will have to leave you for the moment. I’ve got a lot of work and business to take care of tomorrow as usual.” He spoke and stared at me.

THIRD PERSON P.O.V. Jeanie walked into the ward and met Santiago spoon feeding Louisa on the bed. It was Two A.M. in the morning, they needed to leave as soon as they could. Judging from the time they had left; the alarm would’ve gone off at the base by now that the three were missing. It was going to take several incantations to not be seen as they furthered their journey. “We need to take that food to go, the doctor is out for a while and this is the only opportunity we have to leave” Jeanie said and her partner understood exactly why.

“I guess we can wait…as long as it’s not too long.” Thinking about the arrival of the Miracles made Leesa realize something that had slipped her mind until now. Leah and her friends might be from the same world as her and Rave, but they were from decades in the future. Somehow, she and Rave had not only been pulled into another world, but they had been transported through time as well. Unless perhaps time and space were different in this place. Something from her physics class back in college flashed in her mind: “Time is not a line, but a dimension.” The concept had made her head spin back then, and it was making her head spin now.

"You should leave," Maddie said to Sean. "I'm going to officially be part of the Caldwell family tomorrow. We shouldn't meet again after this." Sean looked like he still wanted to say something, but Maddie shoved him harshly. He glared at me resentfully. Anyone who didn't know any better would probably think that I was some monster who'd abducted a woman against her own will instead. Just as Sean was about to leave, I said slowly, "Stand there. Are you that poor that you have to steal my robe? Take that off!"

he claimed. "I understand, Mr. Sadler," I responded softly. Andrew went silent for a moment on the other end of the call before he hung up. My knuckles whitened as I gripped my phone tightly. Night had befallen the city at this point. I was going to return to that house and retrieve my personal documents before leaving for good. This entire year of "treatment" had only taught me one thing—how to gracefully walk away and never look back.

The kind that made men answer their phones at any hour of the day. I hated her immediately. And I hated myself more for hating her. The workday dragged on. I sat through back-to-back meetings, but my mind wasn't in any of them. Around 10 AM, I noticed Adrian leaving his office. He didn't say where he was going. He just stood up and walked out, leaving his assistant to reschedule a client presentation. At lunch, Olivia, my loyal assistant who somehow always knew everything, leaned against my desk with two coffees in hand.

Do you still not get it, Chester Ford? I've long had enough of you. "I've already signed the divorce agreement, and I'll let my lawyer handle the following procedures. There's no need for us to meet again," I replied calmly. I didn't give him the chance to talk. As soon as I finished speaking, I removed my phone's SIM card and snapped it in half, then tossed the pieces into a trash can nearby. I'd originally planned to wait a month to complete the divorce procedures before leaving. My plans had changed, though. I had to leave by tonight.

I said. "Right now you can't leave today, I'm having a party, we are going to celebrate that we are back, you can pack your things, but you have to be here tonight and after the party or tomorrow you could leave, for god sake what's the hurry," he said exalted. I could sense that he was upset, by my decision, but he was already taken. "It was a surprise I had for you, the party today, but apparently it is no longer a surprise, enjoy tonight and you can leave tomorrow," Dilan said and left annoyed.