The Infinite Moment Of Us の小説・ストーリー

His does too. The moment, is gone as quickly as it has come. Our elation thins like smoke on the wind, drifting off and away from us. But in that charged silence, I realize that whatever’s been troubling him can wait, because right now, in this fragile, perfect moment, we’re completely and utterly on the same page.

To this perfect, beautiful, joyous moment. And in that moment, I knew with absolute certainty that we were going to be okay. We had each other, and that was all we would ever need……. THE END

We had this moment. And that was enough.

"And we cannot spend any of it because the economy we would spend it in does not fully exist yet." "The Infinite Market?" Jack asked. "Opening in eleven days, assuming the dimensional barriers stabilize. The Principal Creditor's transformation of the Mouth into a marketplace is approximately sixty percent complete." Haley's humming stuttered. Just for a second. A micro-stutter that Katherine's monitors caught and flagged in red. "Haley," Jack said sharply. "I'm fine. Just tired. Really, really tired." She looked at the baby Utterance in her hands. "But he is ready. The song is ready. And the Grandmother is asleep enough."

with a quiet, devastating certainty this wasn’t the end of us. This was the moment we became something that could never stand in the same place again.

“I’m in for the deal, but how am I sure you’ll keep your own part of the bargain?” There was a beat of silence. The noise around him seemed too dull, like the world was holding its breath with him. His eyes flicked toward the clock. It was 11:58 a.m. “Okay then,” he said finally, voice low and decisive. “It’s a deal.” The call ended. For a split second, Max just stood there, phone still in his hand, tension coiled in his shoulders. Suddenly, “Is there cool cash in the deal?” Noa’s voice came out of nowhere.

Just present. Just endless.

Still, his strikingly beautiful face caught her eye just as it did last time. Finally, Selene came to her senses and realized that she had gone back in time to the very day she saved Zirion! That was a very shocking and absurd conjecture. If it wasn't because the scene felt so familiar and real, even Selene herself wouldn't have believed it. Selene looked at Zirion, only to see him avert his gaze slightly. His eyes instinctively shifted toward a certain spot. She followed his gaze and found Vanessa standing in the crowd, chatting happily, her smile warm and pleasing.

Endless. Found you.

I refuse to cry or beg him, I will not give him that as he pushes his way into me. Checking out mentally from my body I visualise a calming beach oasis, focus on the soothing waves, block him out of my world until I pass out from blood loss and mercifully the world goes dark.