Waiting Novels & Stories

Since Riley was doing well in school, she had no problem with taking the day off. She hadn't been sleeping well. She felt tired and paranoid when she should have felt energized and excited. The last two nights, she even felt like there was someone watching her from a distance. She would look outside , peaking from behind her blinds, but couldn't tell where they were hiding. She would toss and turn all night dreaming of nothing but an endless void. Even Ava didn't want to come out and talk. Was there something wrong with her wolf? This was not what she pictured.

_*]:min-w-0"> The presence stopped. Unable or unwilling to cross. _*]:min-w-0" Luna looked back one more time. Nothing visible. But she felt its gaze. Cold. Calculating. Patient. _*]:min-w-0"> "It's waiting," she whispered. _*]:min-w-0"> "For what?" _*]:min-w-0"> Luna's mark pulsed. The answer settled in her bones like ice. _*]:min-w-0"> "For me." _*]:min-w-0">

He stood beside her, his gaze fixed on the laptop, his expression unreadable. “Now,” he said after a beat, “we wait.” Aria let out a slow breath, leaning back in her chair as the weight of it all settled into her chest. Waiting. It sounded simple. Passive. But it wasn’t. Waiting meant anticipation. Waiting meant consequences. And consequences were already on their way. Minutes passed, stretching longer than they should have. The tension in the room thickened with every second, pressing against Aria’s ribs until it felt hard to breathe. Then — A notification. Both of them saw it at the same time.

Getting out of the box not even realize someone was in the room with me when I look up to see fucking Tyler, just staring at me like he saw a ghost, which is somewhat true at this point. " Well are you going to say something ... " I said standing in a large box with vemon lace in my voice When he didn't say anything Shiva didn't appreciate it either let out a low growl to get his attention. He jumps a little and reacted and finally turned and left the room without saying anything and thank goodness he did because we didn't like the vibes he gave us. Going back to the kitchen looking at the time it was five o'clock afternoon deciding to stay late just to make sure any more help is needed. Bac

he stammered. "Shut the hell up! or I'll do it myself." Zoe warned. "And who the hell brought you into the business?" She complained. "I'm sorry ma'am but I informed our man at the gate for the proper action but a woman picked saying; she would be there shortly. I then asked our informant to check on him but we just received word that he wasn't there. I waited for some minutes thinking he must have excused himself for the bathroom or something but yet he hasn't picked."

the stranger said but when he started to move away, Olliver grabbed his arm and whined, "Skaiii..wait ten minutes?" The stranger jutted his chin out, "You have five.." Olliver smiled and turned to move back to the experiment and that is when he noticed Smith standing there slack-jawed. "Oh pick up your jaw Smithson. This is not a theatre and a fly might just go into your mouth!"

I knew that she hadn't told anybody about my marriage situation but i was hesitant to start the night with my problems. "Let's just drink and have a good time. All that can come at a later time. I just wanna enjoy y'all company. It's been awhile since we all been together." I replied. See Kita was a stay at home mom. She had just had her first baby girl a couple months ago. Sheka was a nurse so her shifts was always long with barely anytime off. Jessica was a school teacher. She was always writing lesson plans or grading papers. All of us was doing good. We all needed this time. "Let's get some drinks first. I want a marguarita." Jessica said. That was our signature drink. Once the waitress

He read it and nodded. I sent it. The three of us sat in the particular silence of people waiting for a phone to respond, which is its own specific kind of tension, tight and anticipatory. Tasha drank her coffee. Alexander looked at his own phone, not really reading it. I stayed by the window with my phone in my hand. Forty seconds. Then the three dots that meant someone was typing. They stopped. Started again. Stopped. Then the message came through.

She jogged forward and grabbed it, opening it to read his text. Denver: Aria, we’re running late. I need you to hasten up….. thirty minutes okay? Make it snappy. She smiled at herself and typed in her reply. She responded with an **Okay emoji** and followed it up with some words. Ariadne: I’ll be down in a jiffy. Thirty minutes is just… perfect. Denver smacked his head. He had been waiting for more than thirty minutes already and she still wasn’t ready, she’s even willing to take an entire extra time of thirty minutes. Sometimes he wondered why girls take so much time getting prepared for anything.

She pointed at her screen with a pencil where a bold ABSENT had been placed beside his name on the waiting list. "I'm sorry but there are no more flights going to Alaska today, sir? You will have to return in a week's time or so. Thank you for choosing Silver Lining."