Time Apart Novels & Stories

“Forget it. You’d end up touching yourself over my skill for graphic descriptions.” His laughter swept away the silence trying to confine him. He stood up from the couch and headed to his bedroom upstairs. “You kinky cougar!” “I’m no cougar, mind you! And Guillermo is older than me!” “What time over there? It’s about one here.” “Five here.” “That late already?” “It’s called time zones, Jay. I’m one hour ahead of the East Coast this time of the year. Two hours over your winter time.” She went to the kitchen to make herself a latte, and drank it while they talked about casual things. Then she made Jim promise he would apologize to Barbara.

I spoke sternly. "But..." "Shanaya its just about one year nothing will change in 1 year and we can have video calls on weekends and you can even visit me on holiday " i tried convince. How wrong was I at that time i thought in 1 years nothing will change but unfortunately everything changed in just 1 year. "Ok fine" she finally spoke. "So when are you leaving " i asked "Next week " After i heard her reply i became sad. "I am really gonna miss you. I will miss watching horror movies with you. I am gonna miss a lot of things " i spoke sadly.

That’s why his parents like her that much. “Why are you not prepping for school yet?” Janine asked him. The annoying thing about this long-distance relationship is time. Janine’s in Korea. Johann’s in New York. And there’s 13 hour difference. When Janine’s sleeping, Johann’s going to school. When Johann’s home from school, Janine’s going to work. They never had a long talking time together. They only have weekends. When Janine’s off and Johann’s got no class. However it is working. At least there is still communication.

They say the worst thing about distance is we don’t know whether they miss you or forget you but what if they don’t even give a sign that they feel your presence even after looking at you everyday… I walked inside Ayesha’s room and whispered ‘Good night’ placing a small peck on her forehead and walked outside. I stood before her room after closing the door and stepped back. “Yes! I want you to stay away from her.” He replied. I glanced at his room and my room. I continued doing that for a few minutes and then walked inside my room. Distance doesn’t just refer to the miles between two persons. Because we are not living at different places far away from each other but still, there is a distanc

, I said. "And short as fuck ". "When is your closet break?", I asked. "Next month ". I groaned "How long is it going to last?". "Like a week". I groaned again. "I hate long distance ", I mumbled. "We're in the same country", I said. "And you're 7 million kilometers away from me ", I grumbled. "Friday is in two days, and then I'll get to see you again ". "I can't wait ", I said smiling.

Nana groaned, dropping my dish on the table. "I think the right question would be, when will this Mishap day curse thing be over." I was getting tired already. We had gotten to another stage. The stage where we could last only 6 hours apart staying normal. Mind you, this 6 hours was not static. No specific time - it could be morning hours or night hours. Most times, it was in the morning. As long as we were apart. So if we stayed away for a whole day, only 6 hours that day would be given to us to stay normal and the rest.... You know.

I look at him. Cole Whitfield at twenty-one is not the same person he was at nineteen. I have been cataloguing the differences without meaning to since Monday. The way he holds himself is quieter. Less of that unconscious ease that used to fill rooms before he even said anything. He still takes up space but he seems more deliberate about it now, more aware that space is something you can take from other people without noticing. “How long,” I say again. He doesn’t look away. “About eight months after. Maybe nine.”

Lulled by his rhythmic gait, she fell asleep somewhere around midnight. After shutting down her communication portal, Ariandre turned back to her companions. “You heard all that. Time flows differently in each world, and not always at the same rates. It ebbs and flows, sometimes moving faster in one world, sometimes in another. Years can pass in one while only a few days go by in another. Right now, your world is moving faster. It has been that way for some time now, though the difference is shrinking. From what I could sense through my portal, I think it will be perhaps three or four hours in this world before Leah and Kai reach the place in theirs where I can transport them.” “That should

I needed to get away from Luther after almost having sex with him. One month was serious though. Every day in this realm was atleast a year in my realm. So I would actually be gone for 30 years or more depending on how short the days were in my realm. He had to be mistaken. He probably meant a day. I think a year away from my realm would be okay. Maybe he forgot time went slower. I would have to break it to him and tell him I can't stay more than a day.

“The computers are all synced. Computer time is the same throughout the office. Why won’t they realize that and change?” Tara shrugged. “Change? What is that? I never heard of that around here.” Lila stuck out her tongue. “Office time is seven minutes behind the computers though. Right?” “The clock is slower today.” Lila sighed and stood up. “Of course, it is. Let’s go.”