Ring Seven Days 소설 & 이야기

“Deal.” She took his hand, lacing their fingers together. Seven days of heat. Day eight felt like the first day of something new.

"The rest is yours to hear in August." I looked at her. "August," I said. "Seventy-something days." "Seventy-three," I said. She looked at me. "You counted," she said. "Last week sometime." I held her eyes. "It helps to know." "Does it make it feel closer or further?" "Closer." I paused. "Seventy-three is manageable." She looked at the garden around us. "Seventy-three days," she said. "And then the orchard."

"Forty-seven more days." "Forty-seven more days," I confirmed.

Due to the severity of the situation, the school decided to extend her suspension by another month and give her an official demerit. … The next week was unbelievably peaceful. Without Matthias and Evelyn around to bother me, and with Derrick's sharp, straightforward guidance, it felt like my brain, which had been unused for years, suddenly broke free and started working at full speed. So, I was not as hopeless as Matthias had said. If I actually tried, I could learn. The next time I saw Matthias was a week later. He looked much more worn out than before, with dark circles under his eyes. Being stuck at home because of his relationship probably had not been easy.

Mira said we needed seven days. Not because seven was a significant number in any mystical sense, she was very clear about that, with the particular precision of someone who had spent four centuries developing an aversion to imprecision. Seven days because that was the minimum time required for Vela and Theo and Seren to reach a state of sufficient stability and understanding that what was going to happen to them would not be something done to them but something they participated in consciously and willingly. The distinction mattered.

"Seven is the absolute sweet spot. A different flavor for every night of the week. It keeps their stamina up, keeps me dripping in attention, and ensures I never, ever get bored." The heavy, intoxicating scent of her raw pheromones rolls across the room. Half the freshmen at the neighboring tables are practically panting, staring at her with glazed, violently aroused eyes. Arlo violently chokes on a piece of dry chicken. He coughs, his face turning bright red at the sheer, unapologetic degeneracy of the conversation. I, on the other hand, am completely unfazed. In fact, I respect the hustle. Why choose one when you can successfully manage a schedule of seven?

"Don't worry about it, Jason. I'm not angry. I don't need Rachel to apologize to me." I looked at Raven's condescending face and my heart sank. Luckily, I chose to give up treatment. In less than seven days, I would no longer need to remember all the things that upset me. I would no longer be in pain because of Raven's provocation. For the first time ever, I was looking forward to that day.

It’s the way that we can ride It’s the way that we can ride Think I met you in another life So break me off another time You wrap around me and you give me life And that’s why night after night I’ll be lovin’ you right Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Seven days a week Every hour every minute every second You know night after night I’ll be lovin’ you right Seven days a week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Seven days a week Every hour every minute every second You know night after night I’ll be lovin’ you right Seven days a week [Latto] Tightly take control Tightl

“Do you know how bloody dangerous that is? You could have been killed!” I lifted my arm off my eyes and put my hand up for him to stop. “Unruffle your feathers there, Satan. I didn’t make it recently. In fact, I don’t plan on making one ever again!” “How long have you had it in your possession?” “Three years.” “You made a Daylight ring when you were fourteen years old?!” He asked incredulously, running a hand through his short hair, pausing briefly when I mumbled... “Three actually.”