After 52 Broken Promises, I Finally Let Go นิยาย & เรื่องราว

It’s suffocating me, strangling me, and making me wish that I had never seen the light because now that I have seen it and felt it, I know what I am missing out on. When you told me that you will love me, hold me and cherish me every single day of my life, I had really believed you. I thought that you would keep your promises but I was wrong. I guess you got bored of me in past 6 years. Tell me Jonathan, is my heart so worn out now for you to hold, that you threw it away like trash. I believed you when you told me you love me, I believed in you when you kissed me and held me, I believed in your dreams and your soul but I guess it was all for nothing.

It would be like wanting to pick up the broken pieces of a wine glass, hoping it would stay the same. “After 4 years, we finally resolved it” Derek said and I saw sadness in his eyes. “Yes, and here we are, taking different directions. “ I smiled, because after so long I had lifted a weight that I was living with and even though I didn't realize it, it bothered me, but now everything was fine. “I hope you're happy too, Luke. “I saw sincerity in your eyes.

I am a human too. “Kandy, oh Kandy. When are you going to learn, my love? After I kill your shit of a best friend or after I ruin the hard work of your father? Tell sweets. FREAKING TELL ME!” “I- I am- s-s-so-sorry. This is the last t-time I will do this. Please, let them go. This is the last time I promise.” “You promise? Do you really think I’m that much of a fool to believe in your lie again? Do you really think your promise will be accepted just because you said so again for the hundredth time you broke the before once? Really Kandy?” he paused for a second.

The longing in her friend’s eyes spoke volumes, and Jessa hoped that her theory about Lucas’s absence was true—that maybe, just maybe, there was a reason behind his silence. Clarissa shrugged, her shoulders heavy with unspoken words. She finally released the rock she had been clinging to, her fingers uncurling slowly, as if letting go of something she had been holding onto for far too long. The gesture was small, but to her, it felt like a symbolic release—letting go of the past and the unanswered questions that had haunted her. She glanced at Jessa with a weak smile, but there was a sadness in her eyes that hadn’t gone away.

"I know I was wrong! Please forgive me—just give me one more chance!" His voice was hoarse, filled with despair and pleading. "I promise, I’ll cut ties with Lilith and her family. From now on, I’ll only have eyes for you. We can start over—we can have a happy life together!" I scoffed, curling my lips into a sarcastic smile. I laughed at his naivety and foolishness. "Do you really think we can go back to what we were?" Behind me, I heard his anguished howl. It was the sound of the werewolf in him being consumed by pain, just like how he was.

"Oh, and by the way—your family's a mess. Oliver broke into the asylum and let Ada out. She took him hostage. She wants to see you. "Go back, Steven. He's your son. As for us—there's nothing left." Her words snapped the last thread holding him up. As Bella walked away, his chest caved in. The pain pinned him where he sat, too shattered to move, too wrecked to chase her. This time, he knew—he'd really lost her.

Ava's voice trembled, "that marriage, to me, is a sacred and solemn promise. I only want to be married once in my life. To someone who loves me, respects me, and genuinely cares about me." When Jackson was about to say something, Ava gave him no opportunity. "I've already married the person I chose. Even if there may be no love between us, at least... Mr. Maverick respects me." Tears once again ran down Ava's cheeks. "Have you ever respected me, Jackson?" She picked up the documents, gripping them tightly before continuing. "If you have... when exactly did you do that?" Ava tore the documents into pieces without hesitation and threw the scraps directly into Jackson's face.

"I'm sorry." I looked at him. I had waited seven years for those words. I waited until I was no longer the same girl I once was, until my heart had turned cold. But now that I finally heard them, I felt nothing. My heart felt strangely calm, like a pond without wind. … In the end, I did not answer him. I simply turned away and took Leo's hand. Leo wrapped his fingers around mine and held me firmly. His palm was warm against my skin. Together, we walked out of the city hall.

"I promised myself I would never let you go. I promised myself I would fight for you. I promised myself I would be the man you deserved. I promised myself I would be worthy of you. I promised myself I would protect you. I promised myself I would never let you feel alone. I promised myself I would never let you doubt my love. I promised myself I would never let you walk away. I promised myself I would never let you forget how much I loved you." "Ethan—" "I broke that promise. When you left, I let you go. I didn't fight. I didn't chase you. I didn't try to find you. I didn't call. I didn't write. I didn't send someone. I didn't do anything. I just let you disappear into the world without me. I

It felt like I wasn’t just stabbing Chris with a sword but also killing myself with the same sword. “I… I know you can’t trust me,” he nodded weakly, not even trying to defend himself for what I said. Doesn’t that mean he admits that he broke his promise 15 years ago? I never minded it before. All of that disappeared from my mind as time went on. Even though I still remember everything and often have nightmares about what happened, I never thought about the promise he broke. But now… I realize that promise wasn’t just an empty sentence. “But give me one chance, Cass.” He grabbed my hand and held it tightly. “Please give me one more chance. I don’t want to be a bad father to her, and I… don’t