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She sniffled. “I don’t know how long we’ll be gone.” Another tear fell. “And I don’t know exactly how we’re getting home.” Kazan lowered his head. “But I know this.” I pressed her little hands against my chest. “We are going to do everything we can to come back to you.” “Promise?” I swallowed. “I promise we will fight to come back.” That was the promise I could honestly make. No false certainty. No pretending I controlled what came next. Just truth.

"I like that." "I'm just trying to protect my family," I said, my arms still crossed. "So, are you willing to put it in writing or not?" He leaned forward, his eyes locked on mine. "I'll do better than that," he said, his voice low and persuasive. "I'll give you a guarantee. If you agree to my proposal, I'll make sure your grandmother gets the best care available. And I'll put it in writing, just like you want." I hesitated, unsure if I could trust him. But something in his eyes made me believe that he was sincere. "Okay," I said finally, my voice barely above a whisper. "But I better not regret this."

So I let my guard down. Courage pulsated through me. “There’s no reason for you to be scared. It can’t hurt you. It can never hurt you, and I am here. I would never leave beside you,” I reassured him despite there was no guarantee. I still wanted to help him even in return, I earned nothing.

I'M ENGAGED! Im sure once they've read the text, they'll understand why I've been so busy! I mean this was the start of the happy ever after I have always imagined, my best friends would understand. I hoped, thought of losing all my friends petrified me. I reassured myself that THIS was the start of my happy ever after and nothing was going to stop it, Blake loved me and I loved him, so I thought.

'' I am sorry, I thought you were one of them,'' Ondo said '' Are you hurt anywhere?'' Ondo said '' Just my leg'' Amber ''I am sorry'' Ondo

I asked. "Okay, I promise." "And promise that if something strange happens, you'll call me, even if they think it's nothing!" "I promise!" "And last but most important, promise you won't go around breaking the bones of your enemies. It's defense, Gia, only in case you're attacked!"

he finally voiced out, still engaged in our hug. Hug is too much of a plain word for it, this right now I would call a connection. “We’ll get them back, I promise,” I spoke in a trusted assurance. I wasn’t assuring just him, I was also assuring myself and I believe in my words. We’ll get them back, we must, we’re no longer losing anybody to that monster.

I said, and they brought it in immediately, her hands shook when she was given a pen to sign. " I also have another condition." She said. " Let's hear it." I said, and a guard walked in. " I need to be guaranteed that I won't get hurt in the process." " Oh, darling, I don't betray my business partners. In fact, you'll have protection all through." I spoke reassuringly. Grinning widely, _you are in for a ride_ I thought reverting to my calm expression. " I'd advise you read through it. You can take as long as you want." I advised.

“You have to see it to believe it, I know it's not ideal, from the little I know of you I know that my words alone won't be enough, so I ask you, come with us.” I got up before he left the office. “I believe in you, in everything you've told me now…” I took a deep breath, before continuing, I turned my face slightly to look out the window, watching the landscape for a few seconds. “Can you really guarantee that I can leave? If at some point I want to go back, I can.” “Yes, that I promise you. You won't be forced to stay or do anything you don't want to. At least not on what depends on me.”

He smirked. “I have.” I dropped the bags and they fell to the ground with a thud. “Check” Some of the men coughed at the dust that rose from the bags colliding with the concrete floor but I didn’t flinch, I just stood in my spot―unphased. The leader signaled for one of his men, the one that had searched me earlier to check if the money was intact. He checked one bag, then the other and nodded to his boss another man that had checked the crate containing guns returned and told his boss they were real.