Orario Novels & Stories

One word I catch: Orologio. Clock. A code? A countdown? Hale stiffens beside me. He mouths: Go quiet. Don’t speak. Don’t move.

I called out in recognition of the presence of the Consigliere and the Capo as they both walked towards where we were parked in the lot. “How’s the situation of things?” I asked, hoping they were able to handle things back at the house. “Well it's 3am, in the morning, Too early for an issue to hold water, don't you think?” Marino said, cuffing his hands into a fold. “He is in the back” Gina ruffled out in a hurry. She was in-game mode and didn't want anything to drag her out of it.

Mom said. "Foxy just texted me. She want's to get ready with the boys. They want to pick us up an hour earlier so we can grab dinner. What do you think?" Scarlett asked us. Don looked at his watch. "That'll only give us an hour..." Cassy began but Scarlett and Don looked so excited that I stopped her. "That'll be fine" I interrupted and then turned to Mom and Silvia. "Can you help us?" I asked in desperation. They both beamed and jumped right in. In less than an hour we were ready. Mom was great with hair and Silvia was a wiz with make up.

I'd never done that before. "You should get something, too, Robert," Mom suggested, generously, since I was paying. "A nice Rolex watch or something." "Don't get a watch," Shelly said. "It'll only confuse you." "It will?" I frowned as the salesman chuckled, doubtlessly thinking my girlfriend was trying to insult me. I knew better. "The days are only 19 hours long on Karnas Prime," she explained. "And 27 hours long on Delphi." "Where?" Mom asked, holding a ladies Rolex and looking quite enamored with it.

Then she observed more carefully. "What happened in there?" Vespera smirked and settled her bag on her shoulder. "Nothing. Tap issue." She began to walk. "Let's go." Anne fell into the step beside her, glancing back once at the restroom door. "A tap issue." "Mm." Vespera was already looking at her phone. "You were saying about the fitting." "Four o'clock." Anne blinked, trying to get back to what she was saying before. "The fitting."

**77 : 08 : 21 : 44** Blinked. Rewrote. **69 : 23 : 59 : 59** The numbers jumped violently, tearing away weeks in a heartbeat. Aria’s voice came out thin and high. “Timer jumped again,” she said. “You’re down to weeks now.”

“The most details I got is that they arrived there at 7pm exactly because I remember thinking it was oddly on the dot. That’s the facility must have two wings as they took the men to the left and all the woman go in through a right entrance. That’s it” “That’s more helpful than you think” says Alex with a ghost of a smile. “We know the exact time they were taken as well. a clock was smashed in the office and it stopped at 3.15 pm so we know wherever they are it took roughly 3 hours and 45 minutes to get there. We can use a map and get a rough idea of a radius they could be within then we could narrow down buildings big enough to have wings and remote enough for people not to notice the activ

And now he was going to finish the last stage of his studies. He is at the last year of his studies and soon he will be handed by his diploma of graduation. Meanwhile (at the present time).. Felix was reminiscing his unlucky days of his life while he was riding his bike going to school. He pedals it so quick so he can reach on time and he won't be late in first class. He was about to move to the other lane when he almost collided with a car. 'Bbbbbbeeeeepppp!' A long sound horn of a car has been heard on that road.

Chapter Eight. As normal as life can get. Kain. Her arms were wrapped tightly around my waist as we raced through the darkened streets, the roar of my motorcycle echoing across the empty streets. It was 2:39am, according to the digital clock on my bike and the air racing across my face was warm, warm as the summers in Folly Beach got. Elliott pressed her body closer to mine, so close that I could feel her heart hammering against my back, she was scared.

The alarm was ringing but Brian was not in the mood to wake up. Suddenly, his phone too started ringing and he picked it up abruptly. He put the receiver upside down on his ear and answered. “Heelo” Brian said in sleepy voice. “What is the day today?” the person asked on the phone from the other side. “Huh!!!” Brian made a voice. He was already sleepy and he also did not understand the question. “Day Brian!!! What is today’s date?” the person on the other side of the receiver asked angrily. It was a female voice.