Faithful A Novels & Stories

Gia said. “Then we intercept,” I said. “No executions,” Alana added sharply. I didn’t argue. “Fine,” I said. “Just answers.” She gave me a look that said she didn’t fully believe me, but trusted me anyway. Trust is a dangerous thing in a burning house. ⸻ The relay point was below the west greenhouse—an old communications outlet originally built for external diplomatic exchange. Now it was a betrayal junction. We moved clean, quiet, no entourage. Just the four of us.

"Though I understand why. When you're the one who left, the people who stay close to the person you left look like judgment." "They were not judgmental." "No," Don said. "They were faithful. Which is different." Ernest sat with this. He thought about the word fidelity — the people who had been faithful to Don through the years of the fortress, who had accepted the modified version and stayed anyway. "I would like to meet them," he said. "Some of them," Don said. "Not all at once. The ones who are worth the meeting." "Yes," Ernest said. "The ones who are worth the meeting."

His eyes narrowed. “Listen to me,” I said. He tried to pull back. I held on harder. “I have been faithful all these years.” The room went silent in a different way then. Because that mattered. More than most people would understand. More than some would ever know how to name. Bonds like ours did not reduce themselves to bodies, but fidelity inside them was not trivial. He would know if I lied. Not only by instinct. By the part of him that still recognised me too deeply to be fooled in that way.

he said before getting closer to me. "Maddix Villaranza was known as a ruthless CEO bachelor. He doesn't compromise and he doesn't care about anyone. His trust was so hard to get that even if you catch the bullet for him, he still won't trust you and he will think that it was just a show. His life is very private because he doesn't want anyone to interfere with it. If he finds you interested, he will get an investigation immediately, and boom, you will be caught immediately because you are Franco's daughter," he said, and he is too serious. I thought about every meeting between Maddix and me. I never saw the ruthless CEO that he said, but maybe he's good at pretending, so I didn't see that r

GUILTY (She stole my heart) Episode. 7 By Authoress Aria Previously on GUILTY "What do you want!" "You!!" "I'll never leave you Catherina even if death come to take you away I'll follow and bring you back I'll never let you go I promise you" Catalina "Baby are you expecting anyone??"mom asked me and I paused remembering my day with Mr Qin "Yes mom am going for the gala that CEO Qin organized I was thinking it will be very good for the business right"I lied hoping mom will buy it when she suddenly hugged me.

He attempted to step away from it, but he couldn't because it kept on following him. Then I remembered what I had seen at the garden's entrance before we entered. Debitus constitutus promissio(Debt Establishment, promise.) It was written in block letters and a language I didn't know I could comprehend until now. No one was able to read it, not even Maya. Aiden had vowed, and he wouldn't escape from it until he fulfilled his wish or until he was dead. He clasped the sword, and his eyes bored into mine. “I'm sorry,” He muttered.

Lorence's mind was filled with confusion but before he grasped the whole situation came another voice. "For you did something without any reservation, you've saved a precious life. Risking your life to save another, may it be because of love, kindness, or guilt, still it can't change the fact that what you did is an act of goodness. It is very known to us that you've done many bad things and decisions in life but still there's no greater treasure than one's life and we acknowledge your action of saving Miya. For that, we've decided to give you another chance."

I clear my throat and look at Berry, who is grinning from ear to ear, and I elbow him in the gut. “So... what’s going on?” Ari asks, trying to not giggle. Mariah seems a little sad but quickly covers it and becomes ever the fangirl that Ari is acting. “It’s a secret.” Berry says, “But Faith finally said yes!” I toss daggers at him with my eyes and elbow his gut. “What the hell, man!” I utter through my clenched teeth. “No one else. I swear,” He says, rubbing his stomach.

“Why would I play along, if I can be the master of the game? Perfectly playing the little game he’s having as he is making every scene as entertaining, yet dreaded as possible. His loyalty toward Him stands in the highest pedestal as his trusted bishop, and every servant of a doll he eyed and contracted with. Yet it does not mean he is faithful enough, right? As of just what and how would you and can you measure someone’s faith and loyalty towards you? Care to share the gist and deed of that thought and very deal? “Right?”

Calista wraps his arm around my shoulders and I lean into him. “Don’t make excuses for him, he meant it, otherwise he wouldn’t have said it.” I say with a sigh. This is bad, and it’s my fault. Have I given them reason to doubt me? Have I given them reason to not trust me? No, I haven’t. Since I found out about them I have not kissed or slept with anyone else. I have been 100% faithful even if I didn’t want them, but them. I know it’s wrong to use it, but tough shit. They weren’t faithful. I died for them; I came back for them and they have doubts about me. They can literally go to Hell right now.