Faith Novelas e Histórias

P. I quickly explained that all of my knowledge came from one source only, my best friend Karsyn was a football fan and always dragged me along to watch the games. “Well if you ask me I’m glad you know who I am. The only problem now is I am at a disadvantage.” He said this so calmly yet his eyes showed a bit of flirtation in them. How could he Mr. MVP be at a disadvantage? He was famous and well known while I was nobody. I looked at him questioningly, “Why are you at a disadvantage?” He smiled as his eyes sparkled then leaned in closer and said, “While I find it flattering that you know me, it makes me wish I knew who you were. Now I have nothing to flatter you with.”

“I don’t know if I can just forgive you like that.” “I understand,” Lisa whispered, tears slipping down her cheeks. “But I’ll do whatever it takes. Just... please don’t shut me out.” Ace looked away, running a hand through his hair as if trying to collect his thoughts. When he finally turned back to her, there was a vulnerability in his eyes that mirrored her own. “I don’t know if I can trust you again,” he admitted. “But I also don’t know if I can let you go.” Lisa’s breath caught in her throat. It wasn’t forgiveness, not yet. But it was something. A chance, however small, to prove herself, to show him that she wasn’t the same person who had walked away.

What happens if the person you are chasing is also chasing someone else? Unique Aurella Ravenna Aglauros is a supermodel and a CEO that comes from the wealthiest family of Chicago. Finding true love for someone as busy, as famous, and as rich as Aurella is a very difficult task to accomplish. It might even be too impossible, so when her family arranged her to marry a CEO just like herself, hesitations were nowhere to be found. She agreed, and she eventually learned to be fond of him until she somehow fell in love. But when her long-awaited wedding day finally came, he changed his mind and left her standing at the altar with her expensive white gown stained with shame. Humiliated, she inst

She turned serious afterwards, staring at me like how a mother would stare at her daughter. “ Who? I was the only one in the restroom.” I lied Lying wasn't my forte, because I wasn't good at it. “ Can you be serious? Can't you see we are having a serious conversation here?” “ Okay ma'am. He said that whatever I was thinking, it won't happen.” I heaved a sigh. “ What does that mean?” CeCe frowned. “ He said he isn't getting married to Adeline, but how do I believe him?” Tears threatened to slip out of my eyes, but I was good at holding it back.

“And I know myself. I’m not an idiot. If he does anything out of line, I’m out. He knows this. Give yourself credit, big brother, you raised me right, but now your job is done.” “What am I supposed to do if this all goes to shit?” “You open up your arms and hold me while I cry. Think you can manage that, Con?” He sighed. “I have no fuckin’ idea.” I closed the distance between us and laid my hand over one of the patches on his kutte. “I have faith in you, and I know the Dogs have both of our backs. I need you to trust me, okay? If I need you, I promise I’ll tell you. I won’t do anything reckless.”

(Book is paused for now) Five years of loyalty. Five years of love, sacrifice, and raising a child that wasn’t hers. And in the end? Clara Woods was tossed aside like she never mattered. Homeless, heartbroken, and soaked to the bone, Clara's life takes a dangerous turn—literally—when she nearly gets hit by a stranger’s car. But this stranger isn’t just any man... he’s the Alpha King of Twilight City. Cold. Untouchable. Powerful beyond reason. And now, she works for him. Killian Stone doesn’t trust women. Not after being betrayed in the worst possible way. But something about Clara—the fire in her eyes, the secrets in her silence—ignites a craving he can’t control. He’s her boss

he answered hoarsely, amazed at the weight that felt lifted from his shoulders. "Your heart hasn't been ready to face it, Dayton. That is why it has taken you so long to admit to your feelings. You can't heal until you admit to the hate, understand the foolishness of it and let Faith go. She is dust. You can deny it all you want but it doesn't make it any less true. Faith is dead and she is never coming back. Accept it."

“I’m saying I can’t decide for you. If staying with us is the right choice for you, then there is a great deal to be gained. Personally, I have never regretted one day of being a bride of Christ.” “What if it’s the wrong choice?” “You’ll find your answer.” Mother Superior stood. Chastity grabbed her hand. “There isn’t enough time. Not enough time to be sure.” She stood as another tear fell. “There is enough. Put your trust in the Lord. Believe in him and believe in yourself. But the biggest thing is trust. That’s what faith is – not always having all the answers.” Mother Superior embraced her. Normally, Chastity would have recoiled but she was in such a state

"How do I know if I can trust him again?" "You do not. Trust is not knowledge. It is faith. It is choosing to believe someone will do better. Will be better. Even knowing they might fail." Mae smiled. "So ask yourself. Do I have faith in Colt Richardson? Do I believe he can change? Do I want to take that risk?" "What if I am wrong? What if he lies again? What if he breaks my heart again?"

I go to my sister and lean my hip against the bench, "Can I ask you a question?" "You already did. I rolled my eyes while I heard her laugh, "Cheer up. Now what did you want to ask me." "What is child-like faith?" "Why?" "Just wondering." "Child like faith is...its like just simply believing. A child would believe in anything no matter how crazy or impossible it seems, but with all their heart they are totally and utterly convinced that what they believe in will come true. I mean, if you told a little girl that her prince was coming to get her one day, she would totally believe it."