Patience Undertale Novels & Stories

PATREA. "Do you think that if I promise to be gentle, you will let me kiss you?" My eyes widened before my forehead creased. "Aren’t we going too fast?" "If six months is too fast, then yeah, I’m going too fast." He spoke in a voice devoid of any emotion before he pressed his fingers to his closed eyes. "You’re upset." "I am. I’m a demon, Patrea. I don’t have the patience of a saint or even of a human."

"Do you still remember the deal where boyfriends and girlfriends are not allowed?" And that is exactly what happened. Patry hasn't introduced Sophia to Mommy G and uncle yet. But I know it's close. I can do nothing. Patry is determined. Only destiny will dictate to us. "Hey. You were looking out the window for a long time. I'm so sleepy." My face frowned when Fern poked me again so I looked at him with his eyes looking so sleepy again. "Yes go ahead, go to sleep. I'll take care of the notes." I said and he smiled like a gentle dog. Tsk.

Robert replied in a very calm voice. "Fine I'm not mad anymore, but what I'm trying to say in all is that you should learn patience, learn how to wait without expecting any explanation. I know that patience doesn't really run in our blood but if you really want to be Alicia, you would have to learn it one way or the other. If you really like her, then you should be ready to change and drop some of your beliefs, If you notice, Shirl is gradually but steadily changing Zane and HE knows he is changing but HE doesn't mind. Alicia is a lady and all ladies always need extra time to dress up so be prepared to always wait if you want her to stick around.”

"Fine, I'll go. But only because you're so stubborn. You're worse than my mom." As Mace watched Seraphina begrudgingly head to her room to get ready, he couldn't help but shake his head. The clash between the uncle and his spirited niece was a testament to the complexities of their relationship. He hoped that, in time, she would come to understand the valuable lessons he was trying to impart, even if it meant butting heads along the way.

she flicked a look at blonde, tanned, and lean Erica meaningfully. Heath smothered a smile. Patience’s bitchiness wasn’t aimed at the Triquetra but rather the annoying Debutante. He imagined that it would suck to be forced to spend weeks in close contact with two other girls that weren’t friends but rather competitors for a prize Patience didn’t want. “That is true,” he replied, willing to let her have her small win. “We do have a type.”

"Patience...you will be there..." ****😌😌****

Their faith that I will find her is what keeps me grounded. " I wish we could do it so we would shut the Molons up. " Ray linked us back. The Melons are my advisors and there are four of them. Three men and one woman. The answer to my Cartise who only answers to me. "Patience. I'm told she is closer than we think" My wolf, Torak, tells me, but I roll my eyes as I can feel he is just as impatient as I am. I'm distracted from my thoughts by a commotion in the background. The old whiny ex-Luna, of this pack, has a member ignoring her for some reason. The girl's eyes are closed, and, for some strange reason, I can feel how upset she is.

I was about to pass out if she called him Uncle Tristan. “Can you excuse us, ma’am? We were having an adult conversation before you came here.” I said to Patience, and then she saw her brother busy with something, and she ran to join him immediately. “She’s nothing like you; I guess she takes after her dad, or none of you.” “Andrew, do not start this today because I’m not interested in your silly talks. Patience is a little girl, and she tends to say whatever pops in her head.” “Including when you ran away after seeing me in the hospital?” Andrew asked.

Spiritual Aura: 50/1000000 Culvitation Progress: 50/1000 Xia Yu frowned, she had become increasingly impatient as she read this nonsense, she scrolled patiently but in the end become impatient, she hope to find a skip option and just wanted to go to where was her rewards for the hard work she had done for this past few months. Perceiving the host concern, the system didn't utter the word but just silently controlled the virtual screen and gradually revealed Xia Yu rewards, only then he once again focused in watching its Host.

The look of someone who had been patient for a long time and was beginning to wonder if patience was a virtue or a waste. "He has the talent, the legacy, and the resentment," I murmured. "The perfect proxy."