Novel & Cerita Promise Vows

“But I don’t want it to be rushed either.” “I don’t want to rush,” he said immediately. “I just want… us to mean what it means.” The simplicity of that nearly undid me. “Then let’s promise something small,” I said, surprising myself. “Not forever. Not big words. Just this.” He tilted his head. “This?” “Showing up,” I said. “Choosing honesty. Even when it’s uncomfortable.” He considered it, then nodded. “I can promise that.” “So can I.” It wasn’t dramatic. There were no declarations, no sweeping gestures. Just two people standing under a streetlight, agreeing to take each other seriously.

she answered. They both laughed, quiet and low, like the ghosts around them had joined in. The officiant cleared his throat, but even his words felt like background noise. The vows they spoke weren’t scripted, weren’t borrowed from books or priests. They were simple, precise—promises written in the same language they’d always used: truth. “I promise,” Sasha said, “to never need saving—but to always let you stand beside me.” “I promise,” Nico replied, “to never make peace boring.”

His voice cracked as he went on, "We almost got married, didn't we? You're just saying this to upset me, right?" Hearing that, Dad slammed his palm on the table. "Are you saying my daughter's lying to you? That our entire family is deceiving you? "Christopher's a fine young man. He's respectful and dependable. Even though Gerry just agreed to start seeing him, we all believe they'll end up married." I quickly stepped forward to calm him, pressing my hand to his chest. Then, I turned to Oliver and said, "Oliver, stop bringing up that childhood engagement. It was just something the adults joked about. It doesn't mean anything. You're the one who said that yourself. Don't you remember?"

I also want to be the only one by your side, spending all my days with you and protecting you. "So, my dearest Bindi Leef, will you marry me?" His eyes twinkled so brightly as if a light had lit up within him. "Yes," I replied.

“That’s reassuring knowing your power alone I'm sure a lot of people look up to you for protection or something?” “As a servant of Faith, I will not allow you or your sister to fall now and forevermore any bloodshed I shall bear the burden I have sworn my oath and until my end comes. For I pledged my oath to you both for my blade and heart is yours now and forevermore.” Kent smiled. “””Smile”” You know if there wasn’t a war right now and our lives are on the line like every day. I would love to be with you but priorities first and all.” Aisha blushed.

"We stood the same, looked the same, made the same promises. The first promise stands for love, we promised to love each other unconditionally. The second one stands for trust, we promised to trust each other at any cost. The third one stands for honesty, we promised to be honest with each other. The fourth one stands for purity, we promised to be for no one but each other. The fifth one stands for happiness, we promised to be each other's happiness. The sixth one stands for unity, we promised to live as one soul. The seventh one stands for eternity, we promised to live together and die together." A weird silence consumed both of us, and after a while, I felt the urge to question. "What happ

“I could divorce you after all of this, you know that—and you’re still doing all of this.” “I know,” Aria blushed, looking down. “I’ve thought about that many times, but then I came to the realization that I just want you to be happy, Vince.” She raised her head again. “I want to show you that you are just as good, if not better than the Lambertis—and I will do that.” “Okay.” I simply replied. “Okay,” Aria repeated, suddenly reaching out her pinky before locking it with mine. “I do need you to promise that you’ll at least try and give me a chance—deal?”

"It's fine. Just go ahead and take Isabelle home. Otherwise, you're gonna have to pick her up when we're halfway there." Douglas was clearly taken aback, probably because he hadn't expected me to be so understanding. He lowered his head, planting a kiss on my cheek. "You really are becoming more and more understanding, sweetheart." I wasn't being understanding. I just couldn't be bothered to argue anymore. This was where my six years of devotion came to an end. After stepping out of the door, I took my phone out, my hands shaking. "Mom, Dad, I've thought it through. I'll proceed with the marriage alliance with Leonard Kane."

He smiled wholeheartedly and started speaking his vow. “Verosha, I take you as my best friend, my wife, and everything you could think of. I promise to be with you during the bright springs and stormy winters. I love you and forever will. I vow that this love will only continue to grow throughout the days or nights we’ll spend together whether in long distance or being side by side.” Then Lium finally expressed his promising vow that the priest smiled at. “Verosha, your vow.” The priest turned to Verosha when Lium finished his vow.

I watched as the long, muscular limbs strained against his pants, My curiosity was peaked. I tilted my head and asked another question. "What sort of vows?" Sol turned his eyes to me as he looked at me from the side of his eye. I regretted the question as soon as I saw the smirk on his face. "Marriage vows." My face heated up. "Are you interested in experiencing it with me?" "Stop teasing me," I mumbled. "What else?" He looked disappointed. "Bloodletting when the vampire is dying." ###