His Promise Novels & Stories

For the life of me, I cannot even begin to imagine myself walking in the aisle sa sinumang nabanggit niya. "And there is Trisha most of all," sabi niya, at dito na tumalim ang boses niya. "I like her. And you were meant for each other. Just like you promised." Tumayo ako. Hindi ko kaya nakaupo. "I didn't promise anything." "You did," diin niya. "When you were 9 . You said Trisha was nice. That you would consider her. That was a promise, Adonis."

Hinila naman niya kaagad ako palapit sa kanya. Tahimik lang kaming dalawa pero maya-maya lang ay narinig ko siyang nagsalita. "Baby...", Kyle "Hmmm?" "Remember what you promised me when we were in the hospital?", tanong naman niya Promise? Anong promise? "What promise?", kunot-noo namang tanong ko sa kanya "You said you will just make love with me when we're already home.", Kyle said. At kahit hindi ako nakatingin sa kanya alam kong nakangiti ang loko

Pagpapaalala dito ni Constantine. "And if that's not going to be my fate, you two will definitely kill me." "You have my word, do the spell of resurgence and we will not harm you or even touch your hair and fingertips," Hawthorne promised and he will make sure that it will happen. For him, even though many people had betrayed him, he still believed in promises. You can judge a man by only their words. The woman chuckled, baffled while her eyes were twinkling as she stared at him.

turan nitong deritsong nakatitig sa mga mata ng lalaki na tila ba nanghihingi ng assurance. "I promise..."

My throat was dry. She turned, eyes red, expression unreadable. “You’re awake.” I tried to smile, but my ribs ached. “You look like you haven’t slept in days.” “Maybe because I didn’t,” she said quietly. Then her gaze dropped to the USB in her hand. “Jake was here.” Instantly, my chest tightened. “What did he say?” “That Project Promise isn’t about the company… that it’s about me.” I swallowed hard. Damn it, Jake.

ayaw naman niyang isipin nito na nag lilihim siya sa binata. "Naiintindihan ko babe, basta promise na hindi ka gagawa ng stupid things just to get a story okay?" tumango siya sa binata at inihilig ang ulo sa dibdib nito. "I will be the one to give information right after our mission, Promise!" sabi pa nito.

He froze for a minute before he returned back from his senses. Tumango siya sa akin at hinaplos ang aking kamay. "I won't break your trust." He promised me. But aren't promises meant to be broken? When someone promises you about something, always think about the possibilities. The possibilities that their promises will also be broken. And that their words will have no credibility because they are also the ones who will break the promises that they shouldn't have made. I'm looking for a simple black-colored pajama or even dress for the dinner later when the door opened. Nandito ako ngayon sa nakalaang kwarto namin ni Jake.

"Fine, we’ll see. Pero walang promises, ha?" "Walang promises? Sab, the only thing I promise is that I won’t give up." Sabi pa nito sa akin. Hindi maiwasan ng puso ko na kiligin sa sinabi niya. Kuhang-kuha talaga niya kung paano ako paamuhin.

Isang pari naman ang nasa harapan ng mga ito at hawak ang isang bible. Pagkatapos ng maikling sermon ay ang pagbitaw ng pangako sa isa't-isa. Red kneeled in front of Serenity. Hinawakan niya ang manipis na kamay nito at hinagod, pagkatapos ay tumingala siya rito at tinitigan ng mataman ito sa mukha. “Serenity, I promised you seventeen years ago that I would always love you, that no matter what happens I will always stick with you, even in times of trouble. Because loving you is a promise to myself and a choice I made.”

I said while I was looking away from him. He grabbed my face to look at him. “Hey, nandito na ako ulit para sa’yo. Hindi na kita iiwan ulit pangako iyan. Pakakasalan na kita,” he said. “Huy tangek, ang bilis naman no’n. Hinay hinay,” I laughed. “But I promised to you na pakakasalan kita ‘di ba? Tutuparin ko iyon,” he said. His promise is always a promise not meant to be broken I guess. “Talagang gusto mong hindi mapako lahat ng pangako mo sa akin ‘no?” I softly chuckled. “Of course,” he said.