Autumn Promise Novels & Stories

If only that meant I love you. "Absolutely, I will keep in touch. Perhaps we can go this weekend." "Actually I promised Autumn I would take her to the docks. But I'm sure it won't take me all day. I'll call you beforehand." Autumn, of course. If only she knew how lucky she was. And after learning more about her ex she definitely deserves someone as great as Adam. "I can't promise I won't have plans." "I won't hold it against you. In either case, I will call you. Just make sure to answer." He says.

she said as Micheal nodded before taking her hand as she got up from her stool. “That’s right, baby girl, there’s nothing wrong with bathing in your inner, you’re already drop-dead gorgeous,” he said as Autumn blushed, “Thank you, Micheal, “ she said before turning away with a blank expression causing Micheal to furrow, “What’s wrong, love?” He asked as Autumn sniffled sending him in panic mode as he immediately brought her into his arms, “It’s so unfair, you get to see me and say all these beautiful things, but I can’t, and I feel horrible,” she cried as Micheal caresses her hair, “Don’t worry, love, I promise that one day you’ll get to see all the beautiful these that you have longed for,”

“I’ll be there, I promise.” ##########

The actual end. (I promise.)

her meek voice sounded before she bit her lower lip and clutched his shirt, trying to pull herself together. For a whole minute, no one dared to make a noise until Allana’s fingers made their way to the rings inside the small box. She took the bigger ring and carefully placed it on his ring finger. “It’s a promise ring, symbolizing my promise to you. That I will love you with no restraints, without borders, and with all honesty. If we can’t make it in this life, are you willing to be with me on our next one?” Augustine felt like his world seemed to grow silent and he could only hear her ragged breathing and his loud thumping heart that he could not bear but hold. He thought that any second n

“He tried every year when we were pups, but it’d just get taken off me and he’d be punished. This is something he could give me that couldn’t be taken away.” Finally, Autumn looked up and Nala’s breath hitched again. There was a glossy sheen of tears in her eyes, but her smile never faltered. She couldn’t help but return it and sighed to herself as she gathered her feet beneath her. “Come on then.” She held out her hand. “Let’s make the most of the gift. We might be headed for war after all.” “You think I'll be ready by then?” A light sparkled in Autumn’s eyes, so bright that Nala only got a hint of satisfaction snuffing her naive dreams.

I leaned down and whispered to his ear, “Yes. I can cook. Go ahead and say okay, Mommy.” He did as I asked. “Okay, Mommy.” Autumn rolled her eyes at me, clearly, my cover was blown but I was too happy to give a damn as I grinned at her. “Mommy has to go back to work, okay. I’ll see you later at dinner.” “Okay.” “It’s two now, you should take a nap. Mommy will be home by the time you wake up.” “Promise?” Autumn smiled. “I promise.” “Bye, Mommy.” Sev leaned in and planted a kiss on my screen, causing Autumn to giggle. “I love you.” “I love you too, my Little Prince.”

Elder Griffin clipped metal beads to secure the top and end of their braid. “Please state your promises to the moon” Elder Tobias fixed his gaze upward, the moon reflected in his black pupils. Luca looked up first “I promise to protect my mate with all my power and strength. I promise my mate will never have a reason to fear me or bow to me. I promise to honour her with my every fibre. Lastly I promise till my last breath I will love my mate how I love her now.” Tears swam in Alissa's eyes with Luca's promises. Alissa took a shaky breath to compose herself and looked to the moon, it was her turn. “I promise to stand by my mate's side through the rough and smooth. I promise to support my mate

Instead of showing the future. It showed the council. Not clearly. Only fragments. A lantern. A violin. A blank page. The blacksmith's hands. The old man's tired eyes. Ama frowned. "They don't look like enemies." "They aren't." The Rootkeeper answered gently. "They are people carrying old promises." The child beside Ama nodded. "Sometimes..." "...the hardest promise to release is the one you made for a good reason." The words settled deeply within everyone. Meanwhile... Inside the ancient observatory...

"Shower?" I nodded looking up at him, meeting his lips, "you might have to carry me." Seth laughed, "maybe carry you back." I frowned up at him, "don't leave me tomorrow." He kissed my forehead, " I'll be back I promise. Two weeks, I'll do whatever it takes to come back."