Faithful A Novels & Stories

she said coolly, “probably isn’t focused on surviving.” She paused, then added: “If you’re stronger together—not weaker—then I don’t care what anyone thinks. To me, this isn’t a sin.” “It’s responsibility.” Sky let go of Damian’s hand for a moment—but only to step closer to Faith, then Allison, touching them one by one: greeting, gratitude, trust. “Thank you,” she said softly. “Not just for now.” “For always.” Damian stayed where he was, but his eyes followed her. He didn’t need to stand pressed to her side for everyone to see he belonged there.

Empowered by her nurtured divine connection and guided by the whispers of her soul, she embarked on a transformative exploration of faith—an unwavering belief in the unseen and a deep trust in the divine plan that unfolded before her. With every step, Rita's faith blossomed like a radiant flower, infusing her being with unwavering certainty and inner strength. She recognized that faith was not blind submission but a courageous surrender to the divine flow of life. It fortified her spirit, bolstered her resilience, and propelled her forward on the path of her sacred mission.

But since her lips uttered them, she remained faithful despite his infidelity. “I don't know what to believe. I won't also believe it that you and Patrick simply acted out a script. I don't care what you have done with your life and with whom you have been intimate with, I will have a DNA test done before accepting Elsie as my daughter” Adrian declared. “You’ll break my heart if you keep insinuating something filthy. I was faithful to you Adrian and despite your loveless cold attitude, I kept the sacredness of our union. It was you who cheated over and over. You rather give your body and love to your mistress than spare me a glance. But despite your illicit affairs I didn't ever conceive the

"W-What are you talking about, Zack? You must still be disoriented. I'm your wife, Ella York!" Mom rushed over and slapped me hard across the face. "How could you be such a monster, Zack Fuller! Ella has stayed faithful to you like a widow for five years! How could you just divorce her the moment you regained consciousness? How could you be so heartless!" Dad was more level-headed than Mom. He asked, "Do you realize what you just said, Zack?" I nodded calmly in response. Dad shook with fury. "You damn fool! You must still be confused from sleeping too long to spout such nonsense! Have you no conscience?"

“They won’t catch us unprepared.” “Are you prepared to face your father, Faina?” Zedekiah asks, his voice a direct arrow to her soul. “I hope you don’t back out and disappoint us again,” Heros says once more, his gaze fixed on her, loaded with warnings. I recognize that behind all that armor he wears, he misses her—just like all of us. However, Faina will need a real effort to regain his trust, an effort that goes beyond what we can offer. “I won’t. This time, I’m here to stay,” Faina replies, firmness in her voice carrying a touch of sadness. “I won’t disappoint you again. My loyalty is to the fathers of my babies now.”

“To love you. To fight beside you. To raise our children in a pack that knows peace.” I squeezed her hand, trembling and trying not to cry. “I vow to protect you. To cherish you. To never doubt you again. To build a home where our family and this pack will always be safe.” I added, voice trembling. We leaned in closer to each other and kissed—slow, deep, claiming. The pack erupted in howls that shook the trees. Gabriel stepped forward one last time. “By the Moon’s grace,” he declared, “Kairox and Virelle—Alpha and Luna of the Red Moon.”

I pouted and said playfully, "I know that I'm your most precious treasure, Dad! As long as you're around, no one can ever force me to do something I don't want to do." Dad laughed at that and seemed to find Theodore more pleasing to the eye. He said, "Alright. Get up. You're not like your brother. I trust your character, and I believe you won't let Eve suffer. But don't misunderstand, I won't compromise one bit on what happened today." His tone hardened at the end and carried a faint edge. Theodore said solemnly, "You have my word. I'll give you a satisfactory response." Then, Theodore looked at me reluctantly, as if asking me to wait for him before he left.

Faith brought out some candles. “Here, take this and you will be fine” she assured her. Lydia eyes were to red “ can I at least see your face or know your name” “Don't worry I'm always here by this time everyday, you will get to see me one day” “Okay, your name than” Faith thought for a while before responding. “I'm Deborah” “Nice name you got” “Thanks, I will get going see you other time”

Sandra found her heart pounding as she stood facing him, anger and frustration echoing in her voice and stance. “I’m sorry, but I can explain,” he said in a calm tone. “Eryn is a tease, she has been since I first hired her, but I don’t shag employees and I would never cheat on you. I made a promise to you yesterday in front of a church full of people and God, that I would be faithful to you alone. You have nothing to worry about.”

I enter the room and stand by Sophia I take her hand in mine my mother stops reading and her and Aunty Marlene leave the room to get coffees. “Hi sophia I’m faith I know you probably won’t remember but and that’s okay I just wanted to check in with you. I hope for a speedy recovery” At the sound of my voice sophia turns her head and looks at me snapping out of her zombie like state. “Your faith? You you’re the girl who saved my life instead of taking it you were the first person to show me any type of kindness in this life. Thank you”