Wait 1000 Years Novels & Stories

On it, someone had written with a childish scrawl: "Reconciliation Ticket." "You promised me, Shana, that no matter what I did wrong, you'd give me a chance when I showed this to you," he begged. "We've been by each other's side for 15 years, in love for eight years. Is everything so worthless to you that you can forget about it so easily?"

Roosevelt began, “Daksha, Jyra, Devyani. The arch-demons enter battle soon. I want ten. Jyra, send word. Tell them I need them home.” Jyra asked, reverent, “When exactly do they join the battle?” Roosevelt chuckled, dark and low. “Next year, dear Jyra.” “Next year?” the three echoed. “Yes,” Roosevelt said. “To gather ten wandering arch-demons will take time—say, two months. After that I’ll send one to the wolf realm. But first, I need to give them hope. Like before. Only this time it’s different. A hope that feels too good to be true. No attacks for a year. How do you think they’ll feel?”

The women looked at each other. They had no idea that there would be a catastrophe for Eternals. They always thought that as long as they reached Eternal Realm, they could live forever. It seemed that trying to become an Eternal and staying by David's side forever sounded a little whimsical now. “Celeste, how long is an epoch?” “One epoch is 129600 years!” ‘129600 years?’ Except for Celeste, everyone's eyes widened, and they were frozen on the spot. ‘An epoch is actually 129600 years?

Palomas Blancas said to León de Fuego in a voice trembling with emotion: "God of Fire León de Fuego, thank you!" "Take care of your health, my dear girl." Palomas Blancas cried: "After all this, how can you still say that?" "I know you love me, you're simply acting." "Idiot, do you need to be so obvious? Then wait 7,000 years for me." "I will wait, no matter how many years I will wait." "Yes." *** The human world after 7000 years. “Is this the arrow the king wants?”

Yang Tang said as he clenched his jaw tightly with a darkened expression. At the lounge. It was the time the competition was about to commence, everyone was eagerly waiting in anticipation for the swimmers to be brought , mainly for one person to be brought out, as the person was absolutely the reason why a lot of them came, the person was no other than Stanley. "I'll be meeting you again Stanley, It's been a good freaking ten years Stanley"She thought to herself. Amelia was lost in thought as she suddenly became scared with the sudden thought of meeting the guy she left ten years ago until she heard a loud scream, a very loud one which scared the hell outta her.

"How small a number are we talking about for the start?" "Perhaps a hundred at most initially." Silas turned his cup slowly in his hand. "And the others wait below while this happens?" "They have waited a thousand years," Oscar said simply. "They can wait a little longer if it means coming up properly rather than all at once and creating panic."

"You… Jeez..." He didn't finish his sentence; he just looked at me with spirited eyes and made a request: "The world championship is being held in our country this time. Will you come watch me?" Go back home? It had only been half a year, but it felt like forever. Maybe it would be good to visit. I didn't have to be afraid of seeing those two… They were nothing, after all. So, I nodded. Liam flashed me a wide grin. What I didn't know was, elsewhere, he was already messaging his older brother.

But you just made this worse for both of us. Wait and see. Happy New Year. Make it count. You have ten years, five months, twelve days. I'm counting every single one.

"The one Voss's people used, or the other." "The other. The one that's never been touched by anyone I've ever traced." He held my eyes a moment longer than the question needed. "Whoever's behind it, it isn't Voss's old network waking up stale. It's something that's been asleep on purpose, waiting for a specific signal, and three days ago it started listening for one."

As soon as I rounded the corner, I found Aunt Ava standing at the office door with her hands on her hips. The moment she spotted me, a smile crept onto her face. "Oh, look who's here! Lucius!" she chirped. "Come on in and take a seat. Don't just stand out there in the hallway!" I stopped in front of her and got straight to the point. "Aunt Ava, the payment is now three months overdue. Please settle it." She froze for a moment. "Oh dear, what's the rush?" she reached out to grasp my arm. "Here, sit down and have some water first. Why are you talking about money with your family? It can really strain relationships, don't you think?"