Novel & Cerita Gabriel's Promise

She glanced at it, willing it to light up, to vibrate, to give her some explanation, anything. But still, nothing. Her lips trembled. She bent her head slightly, hiding her expression from the boys. “I shouldn’t have made him promise,” Gabriel continued, voice flat. “I shouldn’t have believed him.” That did it. Amelia set the spoon down and pulled him into her arms carefully, mindful of his hand. He stiffened at first, then melted into her embrace. “I’m here,” she whispered fiercely. “I will always come for you. Always. Do you hear me?”

Gabriel looked at the folder in Dexter's hand. "You found it." Dexter's expression hardened. "You knew this place existed." "Yes." "You knew about the files." "Yes." "Then why didn't you tell me?" Gabriel looked exhausted. "Because your father made me promise." Dexter laughed bitterly. "Another promise." Gabriel stepped closer. "I was trying to protect you." "Everyone says that." Gabriel's eyes dropped. Then his phone rang. He answered. His expression changed. "What?" He listened for several seconds.

Something sharp. His bright blue eyes stared directly into hers without blinking, almost as though he was silently daring her to disappoint him. “Mama said breaking promises is bad,” Gabriel said softly. “Breaking promises can make people get punished,” Gabby added from beside him, swinging her legs lightly beneath the stool. Gabriel nodded in agreement before continuing in the same calm tone. “I heard brother punishes people by cutting off their heads and hanging them on the gates.” “I heard papa buries bodies in the garden,” Gabby chimed in innocently. “As fertilizer.”

He wanted to kill everyone downstairs to relieve his anger. Then again, an image of Muriel’s spirit body while dancing with him a moment ago urged him to think twice. “It seems that you have already made up your mind,” Gabriel confirmed. “ I trust that you will keep your end of the promise.” He disappeared in thin air while leaving those words. A moment of silence swallowed the room. Everything returned to normal as Gabriel used his light to fix things as he left. Azalel walked to the near sofa and laid his back there. Smoothing his forehead.

Oh, my heart was lost in a mesmerizing melody of its rapid beats that sang about a dream of a bright future. “And it was the best quicky I had in a very long time so…” I couldn’t resist but say because it was nothing but the truth. I had been abstaining from sex lately, but even a few minutes with Gabriel put all past encounters to shame. Not that there were many, but still. His eyes shone with a devilish glint before he spoke in a dangerously low tone. “I’ll make it up to you.” It was a promise set in stone. And I wanted nothing more than to see it through.

"I will. I will be careful." "Okay." Gabriel hugged her and kissed her forehead. "Mom, I will protect Sabrina and our family. Soon, we’ll all be together. You can see your grandchildren soon enough." "Thank you, Gabby." Gabriel left an old phone with her. "You can contact me here anytime. No one can detect you from this but me. If something bad happens, just press the red button on the back. It will automatically notify me directly." "You don’t have to—" "I promised my wife I’d protect you and everyone she loves. And that promise is my duty."

He was no longer the boy who once feared the shadows of his parents’ past — he was their light now. When Gabriel reached Adrian, their hands found each other instinctively. For a moment, it felt like the world had gone silent — no cameras, no whispers, no history. Just them. Their vows were simple, spoken quietly, but every word carried the weight of everything they’d survived. “I don’t promise perfection,” Adrian said softly. “But I promise truth. I promise to keep fighting not against you, but for us.” Gabriel’s eyes shone as he whispered, “And I promise that no matter how many storms come, I’ll always find my way back to you.”

Isabella's sobs slowly began to subside, and she looked up at Gabriel, her eyes red and puffy. "You promise?" she asked, her voice barely above a whisper. Gabriel's expression was filled with remorse. "I promise," he said. "I'll never ignore you again. I'll always be there for you, no matter what." And then, slowly, a small smile began to form on her lips. Gabriel's face lit up with hope, and he leaned forward, his lips brushing against her hand. "I love you, Isabella," he whispered, his voice filled with emotion. "I'll always love you."

He pulled me against his chest, wrapping his arms around me with sudden possessiveness. "I promised to help you find answers," he said. "And I will. But we start tonight. You still have to fulfill our deal, and I will have Cole keep the human safe." "But I still need to see her," I pleaded. "You will," Gabriel replied. "But you cannot get into trouble anymore. Not until I know if I can protect you from what is coming." "What is coming, Gabriel?" I asked, shivering. He looked at the shattered glass on the floor, his eyes glowing a dark gold.

Faith lifts up an eyebrow, "You know exactly what I mean Gab." Gabriel looks at me with passion and fire in his eyes and I feel my throat get dry. He says, "Can't make such promises I am afraid." I just stare back at him and forget the others are still there. Zeus scrapes his throat and pushes the rest out of the room. "I believe that is our cue to leave guys," he says.