Gabriel's Promise Mga Nobela at Kwento

His eyes softened when they found Luna. “She looks like you,” he murmured to the sea breeze. “But she’s not afraid.” He bent, accepting the small flower she offered him. “Don’t be sad,” she said. “I won’t,” Gabriel promised, tucking the bloom into his pocket. “Not if you remember the world doesn’t have to burn.” Behind him, the horizon shimmered with gold. For the first time in decades, peace didn’t feel like surrender, it felt like inheritance. Gabriel turned toward the sea one last time, as if he could still see them there Bianca and Matteo hand in hand, watching the waves as they once did.

"Cheat on you? That's never happening baby, who would have the most beautiful damsel in the whole world and still cheat?" "Is that a promise?" I placed my hand on his shoulder, I can't even imagine sharing Gabriel with someone else, just thinking about it feels like I'm being stabbed "I promise baby I would never," he leaned in and placed a kiss on my forehead "And I promise I'll never cheat on you too," "I know you won't baby," he stared deep into my eyes "You trust me that much," "Yes I do," he said and I couldn't help but smile "Well you're right because I can barely breathe without you, I would never leave you for anyone," I said and he shut his eyes and took a deep breath before snappin

he said, his hoarse tone melting away, as he grasped my arms, his hands caressing my upper arm. “I promise.” “I’ll just be a few minutes away from the estate. God have mercy on him if he tries anything stupid,” his jaw twitched. Honestly, apart from my Papa, I’ve never had anyone look out for me like Gabriel does. It made me think of those movies where the men would go to the ends of the earth to protect the women they love. I felt like I was living in one of those movies, the kind that gives you goosebumps, knowing I had someone who genuinely wants to shield me from harm.

Gio jumped in as everyone went quiet. “Thank you,” Christian muttered—once again his brother was the one to save him. “There is one more thing I would like to discuss,” Christian announced. It was something he had promised Serena, and he was going to keep that promise. In a way, he saw it as a way to pay for his sins. Perhaps she would forgive me if he I kept my promise, he thought. “Vincenzo and Luis Garcia—and all of his men who decide to surrender...we let them go,” Christian said. Once again everyone around the table lost their patience and whispered among each other.

He does not pronounce a judgment: he merely invokes a blessing. — The love that God has inscribed in your hearts is not a sin, he says. It is a path. A gift. My lips part but no sound emerges. His words fall upon me like fresh water in a desert. Water that washes away my nights of doubt, my extinguished prayers, my silent tears. I lower my head, overwhelmed, but Gabriel takes my hand. His warm palm anchors me in this reality: this is not a dream. This is no longer a trembling wait, nor a forbidden fever. It is a promise.

The glass on the windows was clean too. Something about the house screamed contentment. Gabriel was a man that was easily content. I could tell from how he ran Forest and how much gold he left. Everything seemed to add up. He must have kept the gold to keep his promise to my mother, waiting for her return. He indeed kept his promise literally by not touching or changing anything. Could it really be that my father was misled and fell on his sword because Gabriel did not seem like the type to betray his master? I knocked on the door, and Qusack was the one who opened it to let me in.

Once Gabriel had fed, they climbed to the crest of a snow-capped peak and looked out over the twinkling lights below. To Aurora, it was just a town, but to Gabriel, it was the toughest challenge he had ever faced. Every light represented a life; a person who had turned it on. “Are you ready?” she asked. He tipped his head toward the sky, and despite being a vampire, he said a prayer. “You’ll be fine Gabriel, I promise. Now come on.” She held out her hand and he took it. “Nothing bad will happen, you’ll see.”

"Anyways, Gabriel's wedding is this weekend. You're coming, right?" I closed my eyes. "I don't know." "Elias…" "I said I don't know." I opened my eyes and stared at the ceiling. "I'm not making any promises I can't keep." Kael was quiet for a moment. Then he sighed. "Fine. But promise me you'll at least think about it. Gabriel asked about you. He wants you there." "Tell him I'll try." "That's not a promise." "It's the best I can do."

He narrowed his head and nodded after a minute. I walked back into the middle as Gabriel signalled me. "Look, I promise him. I will give you whatever you want. But you have to give me this soul. It is about my reputation in heaven. You can not let an Archangel feel guilty like this. We can settle things up. I promise I will give you whatever you want." He said and I balled my fists in anger.

But he wasn't ready to lose her, he just can't. "OUT!" His one command was enough to make everyone leave the chambers. Gabriel walked to the balcony gazing down at the beautiful river blankly, "I can't lose her." He whispered to himself in assurance and finally, he did something he never thought he ever will. Latching his eyes tightly he cleared the barrier which he personally once made, he promised himself to never mindlink his brother, he promised to never go back to him, or ever ask anything from him but today he had decided to break his every egoistic promise he once made to himself. Only for her.