Promise Me Forever Novels & Stories

I promise. –The end–

A promise of a forever that was both beautiful and terrifying. “It’s going to be fine,” I said, my voice a soft, loving whisper. “We are going to be fine.”He just nodded, his eyes fixed on mine, a silent question in their depths. He was asking for a promise. A promise that I would be with him forever. A promise that he would not lose me. I gave him a nod, a silent, unspoken acknowledgment of the bond we shared.

"A promise ring? For what?" "It's a promise ring, my promise that I will never, ever leave you. Brooke, we've been through two break ups in the last three years and I don't want a third one coming up. Ever. This is my promise. I'll never give you a reason to break up with me. No reason is more important than you. I love you." My eyes filled with happy tears and I quickly blinked them away so that he wouldn't notice it. But he did. "Hey, you're not supposed to cry. You're supposed to say that you love me back and kiss me," He said, pouting in the end.

Never, I promise myself. Never.

Mia was overjoyed “Daddy, why? Aren’t we enough? Why do we have to get a little brother?” Sophia looked sad “Sophia, it isn’t about that! Daddy and mommy love both of you,” “But, then why need another kid?” Sophia asked “How if later daddy and mommy love him more instead of us?” Sophia added “Baby, that won’t happen! Daddy promised to you and Mia. Both of you are forever daddy’s princesses” Martin “Really?” Sophia made sure “Promise!” Martin pulled a pinky promise and Sophia as well as Mia hugged him happily

"Em, I will never make you small again. I will never take you for granted. I will never stop seeing you. That is my promise. Forever." "And I promise to be honest. To set boundaries. To never lose myself trying to be what you need. To choose myself first so I can choose us second." I kissed him. "That is my promise. Forever." We sat under the stars until the cold drove us inside. Then we made love slowly, tenderly, sealing promises we both meant with everything we had. Later, as Alex slept beside me, I looked at the ring on my finger. Proof that I had said yes. Proof that I was choosing this life. This man. This future.

“Promise me that no matter what happens, you won’t leave me.” Lewis placed his hand on her cheek, his thumb caressing her skin as he leaned his forehead against hers. The warmth of their closeness enveloped them, and he intertwined his fingers with hers, grounding her in the moment. “I promise I will never leave you,” he said earnestly, his voice steady and filled with conviction. “Only death will do us part.”

It wasn’t a kiss, but a promise; a promise that we would spend a thousand more lifetimes together, and a thousand more, until the end of time and even further. The end.

“Forever, Serena.” The promise hung in the air between us, binding us together in a way that words could never fully express. It wasn’t just a promise for today, or tomorrow—it was a promise for the future, for every day that we would share together, no matter what it brought. It was a promise to never give up, to never let go. A promise that no matter what obstacles came our way, we would face them hand in hand. I took a step closer to him, our bodies almost touching now, the warmth of his presence enveloping me. My heart beat in rhythm with his, and for the first time, I realized that this was where I was always meant to be.

I lost pieces of myself every time I forgave him. But I didn’t know how to walk away from someone I had built a future around — even if it was built on broken promises and borrowed time. So I stayed. Even as I cracked a little more each day. The day things truly shifted was when I ran into one of the girls. It was at a bar. She came up to me. “You’re still with him?” I blinked. “Do I know you?” She smiled — not cruelly, just knowingly. “He told me you two broke up. A while ago.”