The Price Of Time Novels & Stories

"The day before yesterday, a customer complained that you spilled their soup. The platform didn’t fine you, but our family’s reputation matters. That counts as a major mistake. $5,000 penalty. "The wedding will be pushed back another three months on top of what you already agreed. "Yesterday, you delivered to Block B instead of Block A. If the customer hadn’t come down to get it themselves, that would’ve been another bad review. "That shows carelessness. $8,000 penalty, and you’re not allowed to see Olivia for a week. Take that time to reflect." Second by second, time slipped away. The box of medication in my hand felt unbearably heavy.

Is it too awkward? “Wow! You look beautiful.” I pouted and was about to say something but she cut me off. “Shut up, it's perfect. We're taking it.” Finally, we're done with the dress. I looked at myself in the mirror before taking it off. It's not too bad. I checked the price and my mind blew off. A normal person can live for a month with this money. I sighed, I've a bad habit, I won't check the price until I want to buy it. If I had seen the price before, I should have told Amy something. Now she'll insist that I buy this dress.

Annie, with a blank expression, dragged him toward the treatment room while continuing to prepare his medicine for him. Seeing George in such a pitiful state made me laugh. I remembered when I had begged George for mercy years ago, feeling utterly humiliated. I knelt by his bed, clothes disheveled, and pleaded, “George, please, just let me go! I’ll do anything you want. Just let me go and divorce me.” George, however, looked at me with a deep gaze, a soft smile playing on his lips. “Luna, don’t rush. I know you don’t truly love me right now. I won’t hurt you. I’ll wait until you fall in love with me. We have a lifetime; we can take our time.”

"Cut the crap, Bruce. Where are those CDs we asked for?" Bruce leaned against his desk, his eyes locked onto Timothy's. "Ah, yes, the CDs. Well, it seems the price has gone up since our last conversation." Timothy clenched his fists, his patience wearing thin. "You can't just change the price like that, Bruce. We agreed on a fair deal." Bruce chuckled darkly, his eyes dancing with mischief. "Fair is such a subjective term, Timothy. But don't worry, I'm willing to make a compromise."

Instead, more influential figures were raising their hands and continuing to increase the price! In the blink of an eye, the price of the Life Prolonging pill had risen to 3.5 billion. It was a huge sum. Even a publicly listed company may not have been able to come up with so much money in one go. Many of the people whose eyes had been shining just a moment ago were now hanging their heads despondently, sighing to themselves. Only two young men were still bidding. One of them was about 23 or 24 years old and was wearing a white suit. He had a regal bearing, and he looked at Zane from time to time.

"Wouldn't you want this to get to market as soon as possible, or is your pride and prejudice worth more to you than a few more years added to your life?" He narrowed. "If it works." "You didn't answer my question." He bared his teeth. "And if going outside the states affects the funding to make it more affordable? And yanks up the cost because they're going to charge us out the ass for that sort of help." "That's your opinion, but how much is the time worth?" I shrugged. "As for the subsidies, if we can't get them. We'll have to find other ways to make it affordable. And until then, the price will just have to be what it is. Any other questions?"

Hey readers I know I'm not giving proper updates to this book. I am extremely sorry about it. I have been quite busy because of my studies, and I have to wrap up my other story, "Love Me Again." The story has few chapters left, and then I'll continue another book in it with the story of next generation. So, I am focusing more on it as it's about to end. Soon, I'll come up with new chapters for Beyond The Time.

He stood up with his hands on the table and asked in an annoyed tone, "How did you do it? Mr. Kent didn’t even want to schedule a meeting to talk to us about the price, and you waltz in here with this document. You did not only ask him to retain the price but changed it to a lower amount with extended years." Even Lucius stared at her, waiting for her answer. She glanced at Lucian who was in front of her. He was also staring at her while tapping his hand on the document Tim distributed. She smiled then told the story. "I was aiming for 5 million in 4 years, but he didn’t have the balls to bet on it and gave a counteroffer of 10 million for 5 years." "Bet on it?" George repeated, thinking he

But somehow, she couldn't take her eyes off it. Rosabella looked up quietly, and this shop was called "Sales of Time." It's a weird name inside of her. Everyone knows that time is priceless and never recovered after it's over. And this store dares to name it part-time. Sell something so priceless, is that okay? So the person who bought it, what's the price?

"I can't believe this… fuck this, i don't care… I'm gonna buy the technique right now. There is no way I'm letting this opportunity go! It's still available for purchase, right? Or was it a limited time deal?" "No! the creator raised the price by 20 genome-scripts only 5 days ago… but it's still available!" "Just 20? Even after gaining so much popularity? What the fuck… That's still cheaper than a children's book." "I know right! In my this, this is start of era of clanless individuals. I don't care what other say but whoever is behind this have either lost their freaking mind or is true incarnation of Lord Jesus… "