Novel & Cerita His Promise Was Paper Thin

“No matter where life leads you. It doesn’t matter how long it takes.” I swallowed, looking back down at my hands. “That’s a big promise for a guy who can’t even keep track of his own boots.” I tried to make it sound like a joke, but my voice had already gone soft. I didn’t want him to notice how much I wanted to believe him,and how badly I wanted there to be someone in the world who would keep looking for me even when finding me became difficult. “I know exactly where my boots are,” he replied, his familiar grin returning back on his face, also gaining one from me. “I just enjoy making promises to you. You don’t let anyone else do that, so I thought I’d change that a little.”

He says. I furrowed my brows at him, "How?" "If she didn't have run away, I wouldn't have married to you, " I nodded in agreement, "However, it's so funny, no?" "What is funny?" "That a promise changed our lives forever." "Yes, do you remember you once asked me why I didn't wish in the temple and I said my previous wish is still pending so I stopped believing in it?" I nodded, confused, not understanding what he wanted to say, "I remember, why?"

he said while disconnecting the call. "Swara, I know after this you would hate me more but I have no other ways left to keep you with me. I recorded the video when I kissed you. I knew your gold digger step mother would definitely throw you out of your house after watching that video. And then you will have no other option left. You will come to me. I am the one who broke you and I will be the one to fix you," Sanskar said to himself. ♡♡♡

He was the perfect solution to my problems, but there was only one condition he asked before promising me his ‘I do. “Don’t fall for me,” was his unbreakable rule. I laughed at him that day, thinking how easy it is to follow his stupid rule. I’m in love with my ex-fiance, his younger brother Calvin, so what could possibly go wrong? I agreed without hesitation, seeing him as the ticket out of my life’s predicament. Like a raging wave, the realization of my vow’s weight crashed on me. How can I fulfill my promise, when even in the darkness and danger that surrounds him, I’m hauled like a moth to a flame?

Either way, promises were made because it's meant and intended to be done but against this world, breaking such thing is inevitable. So breaking me was your intention? W-What? Nothing. Stop talking to me, your opinion doesn't matter. I then stand up taking the paper from the guy on my left. The paper that's filled with nothing but a memory that I loathed the most. Crumpled it and threw it on the bin as made my way out. Inevitable my ass, no matter wat you said I will never believe any promises anymore. I loath that word and I hate you Yukii.

Kaden proudly turned to the camera and said, “I’ve already earned 1.05% of the shares. I’m the hardest worker here. I unload shipments, serve food, clean, prep ingredients, and even clean the restrooms. “I work six extra hours every day and even agreed to take 2,000 dollars less in salary. A little sacrifice now is nothing compared to the shares I’ll earn at the end of the year. I might be young, but I think about the future.” Lindsey listened with a look of admiration, though inside, she was thrilled at what she was hearing. She could not believe that there was still someone naive enough to believe in their boss’s empty promises in this day and age.

He will heal your wounds with his love and care. The future ahead of you is dangerous, my child, but always remember that with your “Promise Mate” beside you, both of you shall conquer your enemies. I don't know if you will remember this when you grow up, but never let what will happen today ruin your life, child. You have a bigger responsibility ahead. But you can never accomplish it without your “Promise Mate." The Oracle spoke gently to Theo, who kept nodding his head as if he understood what the old woman was saying

When wandering the streets of Tenth Avenue in Mulverna all on my own, I never knew a person could feel such utter despair in a lifetime. Just like an idiot, I was played by Spencer Jacobson. I was lost and didn't know what to do. My phone still showed the text message that he had just sent me. It read, "Bindi, there are some urgent work matters I need to attend to. I'm leaving ahead of time." The stark contrast between his message and Natalia Saar's latest Facebook update was simply absurd.

I had no idea what was coming next, but I needed him to know that I wasn’t walking away for good. Noah didn’t say anything for a moment, but as I turned to leave, he stood up quickly, his hand grasping mine. “Promise me,” he whispered, his voice thick with emotion. “Promise me you’ll come back.” “I promise,” I said, my voice cracking. The words were a vow, even if they felt like a lie in my own heart. I wasn’t sure how to keep that promise, but I couldn’t leave without giving him something, even if it was just hope.

He knew me well enough to know how to manipulate me, what threats to make, and what points to attack. “I won’t do anything. I hope you don’t either,” I assured him, trying to keep him calm over the next few weeks in an attempt to buy more time. “A promise is a promise, baby!” he said, and I sighed, though I didn’t trust him. “Then you owe me quite a lot,” I said, thinking of all the times he had promised to change, and it never happened. “This time, everything will be different. I’m going to do everything right!” Bobby promised, smiling.