How to define this time code?

[Nanahs]

The "normal" text code is this one:

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text "%s"%(txt) style "txt_base"

To add current time to the message I'm using this:

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def msg(txt, who=False, sound=False):
    txt += "\n{}".format(str(time.strftime('%H:%M'),size=17))

The time appears with my message. The problem it that it shows right after the text, in the same line.
For example:

"Hi Anna! How are you? 10:53"

I wanted the time to show like that (always bellow the text, at right corner):



Maybe I could define this time function separately, call it like "current_time" and try to make something like this?

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text "%s"%(txt)% *ADD CURRENT TIME HERE* style 'txt_base'

It didn't work though.
Does anyone have an idea?

Thanks.

[Nanahs]

This code:

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init -1 python:
    import time
    t = time.strftime('%H:%M')

And also this code:

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    $ from datetime import datetime
    $ t = datetime.now().strftime('%H:%M')
    $ renpy.say(None, t)

They both give you the current time. But time "freezes". If the first message was at "10:27", the following messages will appear as "10:27", even if real time passes.

Actually these codes would be better to what I want to do (especially the second one). Since you can add "[t]" where I want the time to appear.
The problem is that the time keeps "frozen". It doesn't progress.
What should I do?

Thanks.