We Were Running Out Of Time Novels & Stories

"What the fuck was that?" I laughed, "Trick a girl taught me. Makes you cum harder." "No shit. Man, I owe you. Wait till next time." I looked at the clock. "We're way behind schedule. Let's go." The wind was running higher, so we were relegated to the Intracoastal for the day. That's slower so we were going to have to run later. Worse, because of the traffic and development, we couldn't be naked. Just as well, we'd be very distracted.

The odds were stacked against them, and they were running out of time. The moment of truth was here, and everything was on the line. The final showdown was about to begin.

I could hear everyone grumbling and cursing under their breath, all because of my stupid mistake. But then something unexpected happened. Instead of sticking around to complain, everyone took off running to their homes to pack their stuff. Niklaus had given us only thirty minutes to grab what we needed before coming back. And he warned us that if we didn't make it on time, we'd be kicked out of the training. So, we all practically sprinted to our houses, feeling the pressure to move fast. It was like a race against the clock, and I knew I had to hurry up and fix things before it was too late.

The silence stretches long after Matt disappears into the dark. The wind cuts through the alley, sharp and unrelenting, making me feel exposed despite the shadows. Levi stands beside me, his shoulders tight, his fists clenched like he’s still ready to fight, even though there’s no one left to throw a punch at. I swallow, my pulse still hammering. “What the hell just happened?” Levi exhales, shaking his head. “We just ran out of time.” My stomach twists.

Jason assured him, patting his shoulder as he cracked his neck to ease the tension. Leon quickly calmed down and we took our seats and discussed the plan. We only had three days, and half a day had passed, but we had no clue. Two days and a half were left and I felt so pressured. With each passing second I felt as if my life was slipping away slowly. "We've to hurry, time is ticking," Ethan said gloomily, the three of us nodded solemnly. After the meeting, I stepped out into the fresh air and called Julie out of worry. She picked up shortly.

As if someone snapped a rubber band, my patience met its end. "Look!" I cried out. "We are on a time limit, and we really need to get to the next state by sundown or at least as close to it as we can. Is it a yes or no?" The silence that answered my shouted question was almost as deafening as the gun shot had been earlier. And just as short.

He trusted my judgement one more time as he agreed to go along with me. At the pace we were running, with our limbs pouncing on the ground violently with every move, we would arrive at the outskirt of the ends of the world before sun down. That was what I hoped, as it would give us a slight advantage about where we were and what we possibly could be up against. We kept up the pace for hours until Alpha Abbadon decided it was time we took a break. We were literally about 3 hours away from the ends of the world but Alpha Abbadon had other ideas.

"Well, I thought that was what they would have done but the I* said it was going to take time. I had no option but to obey the last order" It was already late at night because we were carried away in our discussion but the doorbell interrupted us.

Asking them to go out and kill people was fine, but asking them to find themselves wives was beyond their powers. “Okay, no more jokes.” Tyr looked at the time on his watch. “It’s seven in the morning. We still have dozens of kilometers to cover to get to the railroad. We can’t stay here for too long, we have to get there as soon as possible. If we arrive late and miss the train, we’ll have to wait until tomorrow to take the next train.” “Okay.” Clifford and others nodded in agreement. They were on the run; there was no time for them to joke around. So, the group packed up and walked towards the railroad according to the directions from the navigation app.

he questioned. " I was really hungry, I didn't realize time went so fast when we returned from the run," I explained to him. " There is no need to explain. I totally trust you" he said seriously and I laughed awkwardly. "Look at the time, it's past midnight. Come on let's go and sleep" he said while pointing at the clock that was opposite the kitchen. "Let me finish my food," I said, stuffing the last slice of bread in my mouth.