Promise Meant To Be Broken Mga Nobela at Kwento

I asked. “Give me the truth." And then Sofia held out her little finger. I wanted to cry and laugh at the same time. I taught her about the little finger promise when she was 4 years old and I was 8. We promised never to lie to each other. A little finger promise could never be broken. She remembered this. I didn't deserve that gesture, I broke my promise. But not anymore. Sofia deserved the truth that I had denied her for so many years, even though in the end I would lose her for good.

And I- 'That's so bitter Craig, not all people were the same.' The guy beside me stated with a cheeky smile flustered on his face. My palms instantly fisted at the sight of him. Yukii, stop that. 'Nahh, what for? I'm right anyway, it's not like everyone is the same right? Besides, there are two types of promises. The real and meant one and the real but must be broken one. Either way, promises were made because it's meant and intended to be done but against this world, breaking such thing is inevitable.'

“But you broke your promise.” “What do you mean?”

When I got there I threw my bag on the chair and dropped myself on the bed. My day is not tiring for others, but I feel very tired. Maybe the term 'promise is meant to be broken' is really true. He broke his promise again. He promised he would come home now, so I hoped. I was his princess before and now I don't know my place to his life anymore. He doesn't like people breaking promises, but he is one of them.

Promise. My thumb hovered over the screen. Then I deleted it. The word "promise" made my chest ache. I whispered it to myself, tasting the lie. “You already broke it.” Turning on my side, I cradled my stomach, whispering to the child who would never know him. “It’s just you and me now,” I breathed. “And I swear, I’ll never let anyone break us again.” The night stayed still around me. Deep inside, something changed, a faint trace of strength, enough to survive.

"What..?" "But then a problem came up.. you see Avery once I promised someone something I ​never​ break it, and I promised him that I will make sure you marry Vincent and no one else. So if I were to break my promise it would cause a bad effect on my employees, partners and staff.. they will think I'm not a man of my words anymore... But you sweetheart, you are worth breaking every promise on the earth." "What are you talking about!?"

Not a greeting. A promise.

I said without second thoughts. “Okay,” Cal said with a smile as he offered his hand for a shake, “You know about the Wolf Promise, right?” A Wolf Promise may seem like an ordinary promise for some, but what other people don’t know is the weight that it carries for the one who broke it. For the one who broke the promise, it would mean losing everything that he has, including his pack. There is no way out once a promise has been made. Except for one, and that is when the other party agrees to the promise to be broken.

Then, without a word, he switched our plates. “Then do something to stop this!” I said, frustratingly desperate. It may have sounded like a demand, but in truth, it was a plea. “I can’t,” he said, voice low. “They waited generations for this. It’s a promise that shall never be broken.” A promise? I scoffed softly, bitterness rising in my throat. “If it’s a promise, they should’ve told us beforehand!” I leaned forward, my voice shaking. “You already had a fiancée, right? Is it because of this so-called promise that—”

She is still a kid, so she definitely does not know anything about life. "Daddy always gets us something whenever he promises us... Uncle Max always does whatever he promised us to do, and the ones he never promised us, he never did them. So, I think promise is a strong thing that validates things," She shrugs, and I slowly nod my head. "So, do you mean your daddy never goes back on his words?" I ask her for some reason I do not understand. "Yes... He has never gone back on his words," She replies to me, and I nod my head. I don't know why I'm suddenly scared, but something keeps telling me that something is wrong somewhere, although I can't picture what exactly it is.