Doctor Who Promise Novels & Stories

Not taking my eyes off my little dove, I said to the doctor, “Tell me how you know taking her to the demon world will work.” Silence filled the room and for a moment I was beginning to think that he had no proof that this would work, but when I turned back to look at him, I realized that he was at war with himself about whether he could tell me what he knew. “Tell me.” I now said to him, as a command, but it was like he was fighting himself to do so. Finally, he said to me, “I promised your father that I would never speak of it.” Which intrigued me even more now to know.

I couldn't think of a bond that could possibly be any help. "First you should promise to never stab me with any type of blades, so that the only God that can stop the universe from perishing doesn't die." He said lowly. "Oh umm okay." I whispered softly. I did promise that. "Do you promise to never hurt me or try to kill or injury me in any type of way no matter the time or place?" He asked slowly. "I promise." I whispered softly. Slowly the bond on my wrist shot pain through me that had me doubling over.

she continued, "don't you think you've waited for too long? What if he doesn't come? I mean, you haven't left a trace of your past for anyone to be able to find you. And what if he has moved on in his life? You guys were just kids, for crying out loud! It shouldn't mean this much to you." I closed my eyes, remembering him, and our promise. "I know we were just kids, Als. And I know that we may not meet each other. But... I'd promised him. We had promised each other that we'd be our first and only kiss. I know it sounds silly but I vowed to keep that promise, y'know? And I've been keeping it for so long but suddenly Adrian comes along and willingly or not, I've broken that one promise I've be

During the dream schools exercise, I expected him to list Araros, but instead, he matched my choice of Nyxifall. I was shocked. "What about Araros?" He slumped over his desk. "Nah, it's overrated. Nyxifall sounds solid." ... Three days before the exams, he ripped up his slip. When I probed, he stayed silent. That night, I learned the truth: Pierre Wiley's wife and son had both perished in a car crash, and he was summoning Mamie and Ted back. Pierre finally paid attention to his one remaining heir, offering legitimacy and inheritance if Ted stayed in Eldonfield.

He smiled a little and then said: "He fulfilled his dream and became a doctor.. He fulfilled his promise to me." "He promised to become a doctor?" He laughed a little and then said: "He promised me that he would treat me well when we grew up...because he didn't know well how to bandage my wounds and treat my bruises." She laughed and said, "That's nice!! But did you really just know his name? Didn't I tell you his name was Matthew?" “No, but if you had told me, I would only suspect that he is not the only one in the world with that name! There is one more thing he assures me of.”

He looked at her and she immediately took that as a sign to step in. “Claire, we have to make sure grandmama is in good health first before everything else, okay? We’ll go on the beach trip once everything’s settled,” She assured her despite her not knowing if will even fall through. “You promise?” She gave both of them the puppy eyes. Kai licked his lips, briefly glancing at her before looking at their daughter with a smile on his face. “Promise, my love.” Then she looked at her mom who’s watching them, not knowing how to react.

the doctor said. I kept on sobbing. "Please take control of yourself and be strong you have to promise me one thing at least." The doctor said as I took my gaze at him. "What's that?" I asked. "I want you to promise me that as you're going home you'll do the right thing, promise me that you'll tell him the truth." The doctor requested. I gave a nod. "Of course I'll tell him the truth, I really don't care what happens this time I'll make sure that he knows that I am pregnant for him." I said as the doctor smiled.

"So wait for me, Alessandra. I will be back for you, I promise. Survive this and I promise you that I will spend my life repaying my life debt to you. Hold on for me...please..." His kiss on my hand was soft, sweet and cut short as we were separated by a host of doctors who instantly sent us in different directions from each other. Although a part of me was devastated to be separated from him, I hang onto the promise even as the anaesthesia began to take effect and pull me under. I knew we would meet again one day soon. He seemed like a boy who kept his promises. He'll be back again...he will keep his promise...And together, we will rule the Criminal Underground...

There was clearly something he had to tell us, and yet it seemed he was genuinely torn between spilling it or making a run for the hills. Most of all, there was fear in his eyes. “If I tell you,” he said hesitantly, “you have to promise not to tell him.” Noah and I looked at each other in astonishment. “What—” “Promise me,” the aging doctor insisted, his cheeks trembling with the words. “Please.” Noah, despite Drake’s resistance, stood on slightly shaking legs—the poison still weakened him, although not as much as me. “Whatever you have to tell us, Doctor Patel, your secret is safe here.”

But with resolve. “They’re not going anywhere,” he said quietly, though she could not hear him, though the words were meant more for himself than for her. The room remained still. But the promise did not. Because promises like that, carry weight. And weight demanded action. A soft knock at the door broke the silence, pulling his attention away from her, though his hand lingered briefly against the edge of the bed before he stepped back. “Come in,” he said. The door opened just enough for the Doctor to step inside, her expression composed, though there was a tension beneath it that suggested she was not here for routine observation.