Novel & Cerita Quotes About Promises That Are Broken

"Brandon has broken the promise he made to you.” In Tábata's mind only one question; Which of all the promises he had made had he broken? “What are you taking about? I don't understand.” Tábata said, drinking her drink, wanting to think that Brandon could have broken a thousand promises but not the most important one for her.

"Your promises don't mean anything anymore." The words cut deeper than any knife could. "Don't say that." "Why not? You promised to trust me when we started this relationship. You promised to build a life with me. You promised to let me love you. But you broke all those promises, didn't you?" I wanted to argue, but I couldn't. Because he was right. I broke every promise I ever made to him, not with words but with actions. With my constant suspicion, my readiness to run, my inability to fully open my heart to him.

“No.” “Why?” “Because you said Switzerland or never. And I don’t make promises I don’t keep.” “You make promises you don’t keep all the time. You promised Ember honesty and you kept 2016 from her for months. You promised Nathaniel your trust and you slashed his face open this morning. You promised me a lifetime and you let me walk away without fighting for it.” She turns to face me and her eyes are bright with something sharper than pain. “The only promise you’ve never broken is the one you made to yourself — that you’d rather run than stay. That you’d rather destroy something beautiful than risk watching it destroy you first.”

“Did you forget what you promised me last week -- the family banquet during the weekend; you promised me personally that you would be here!” “Haha!” Suddenly, Sabrina laughed so hard tears flowed out of her eyes. “Family banquet! Last week I promised you I would attend, but now I’ve changed my mind!” “How can you break your promise!” “Ha!” Sabrina snorted. “I’m a person who blows hot and cold about everything, isn’t it normal for someone like me to break my promise? If I don’t attend your family banquet, won’t I be given the death sentence? I’ll go if I want to, or skip it if I don’t feel like going!”

"I have made up my mind, Senorita, and you are leaving. That's final." "I promise I will never try to find your identity. Please don't send me awa…" "Never make a promise if you can't keep them…because when you break a promise, you break a heart, and I'm afraid that the heart which will break will be yours.", He responded, cutting me in between. "Please…" "No. I have already made up my mind."

The sound of rain swallowed her words, carrying them into the night — a quiet promise, and a warning. The dawn would come again. And this time, it wouldn’t break her. It would break them.

Sumi said while closing the door. Swara was still sitting on the ground and crying. Life is painful and messed up. It gets complicated at the worst of times, and sometimes you have no idea where to go or what to do. Lots of time, people just let themselves get lost. But we have to keep trying. We have to push through all that hurt, work past all the memories that are haunting us. Sometimes the things that hurt us are the things that make us the strongest. And even if it hurts, never stop living.

She didn't know what has happened to him suddenly but instead of asking him, she made the promise. "I promise," she replied keeping her hand onto his. She did make the promise unaware of the fact that the promise will be broken one day. **FLASHBACK STARTS** ****** Dhruv ****** I believed her like a fool that she meant the promise, but little did I know that it will be broken one day. But why shouldn't it be after all Promises are meant to be broken? I was still not able to get the picture of what happened a while ago out of my head,

“It’s a promise while hooking our pinkies like this. This means that we should never break it, because if we break it, we would lose each other’s trust.” “How many times can you break the promise?” Ina asked. “Why did you ask that?” Jai asked. “Because grownups are usually the one breaking their promise,” Ina said. “Ouch,” Darrion whispered while looking away. While Jai was rather speechless because of how accurate the little girl was being. Jai hummed briefly. “Alright. Umm. Two?” Ina nodded. “Okay.” Jai smiled. “Okay.” “Promise you’ll talk to us when you’re done,” Ina finally smiled.

So be it. " Don't you know, promises are made to be broken. Just consider this as one of those broken promises that meant nothing in the end. I didn't know better then. It was in the heat of the moment so it can't be taken seriously. I don't know about you but I won't leave my mate for you. It's just not worth it." She gasped and staggered backward opening space between us. " H-How could -"