Time In A Novels & Stories

He said, " lock your door, open your window and climb out." I said but I can't open the gate without it being heard. He told me to climb over the gate. I said I don't know if this is a good idea. Why do you want me to meet you? He said, “I just want to hang out with you a little more." I thought about it for a few minutes and said what time? He said to meet him around 1 am on the right side of his house. I said ok and I walked home.

Looks like I'm sharing the same boat with another individual. TO BE CONTINUED -> -> ->

What if they are headed here? I shook my head. ‘Raine, they are up to their eyeballs in regulation for the school. I honestly don’t think they even know what today is. If they knew the date, they would be over here but Justin got the month wrong two days ago, thinking it was May and not June. ‘Did you correct him?’ ‘Absolutely not.’

Impossible. Walking up to the restroom she did her business and freshened up. She went to the lounge and then into the kitchen to find him nowhere. She then checked the time on the clock and it was nine in the morning. Maybe he went to train his men. Eleanor walked into the kitchen to find a plate on the island counter with another plate on top, she checked the plate to find delicious looking pancakes in there. She checked the fridge and found Nutella. Sitting down on the stool she lightly coated her pancakes with Nutella and ate her breakfast in silence.

Dean tried to resist the sound of the alarm, but the ringing of the phone made Dean nervous inhibition. He couldn't stand it but his eyes were still closed. His hand groped the phone according to the source of the sound. Until the second bell rang, he found out. Open an eye. Can't believe it. It is now five hours and seven minutes. So the first bell rang, at four-twenty, he just opened his eye and ignored the ringing bell, the bell went off by itself. Looking outside, it was pitch black, around two or three o'clock in the city. In the mountains, near dawn, the temperature drops quite lowly.

“Your full, undivided attention.” I was thankful to find the hotel gym was open twenty-four hours a day. It was just after three a.m. and I was still wired from the meeting with Viper. Having a gun pulled on you tends to cause a bit of an adrenaline spike. I was going to need to work off some of this energy if I was going to get any sleep at all. I put my earbuds in, turned the treadmill speed up, and tried to clear my head of all things club related. The treadmill faced a glass wall overlooking the Portland cityscape. I was the only hotel guest in the gym, so I’d left all the room lights off and ran in the soft glow of the city lights.

I still don't feel like talking to anyone and I am yet, to collect my thoughts. I've been lazy and a lot tired, but I blame it on myself, for staying in bed for so long. I'm glad about one thing though, no one has come by my apartment and that has relieved me. It's better to ignore the calls than a visit. I roll over to my side and reach for my phone, in search of time. It's 10 am in the morning and I know that it's late.