Say You Swear Summary Novels & Stories

“Tonight, in front of these witnesses and in front of your Luna, You swear to be courageous, To hold pure thoughts for your Luna, To defend her at all costs, To exhaust no means to protect her; including laying down your life, To be true to your word, To bring hell to those who try to hurt her, And forgive no one who does,” Ethan said to them. “I swear,” Gabe said without hesitation. I turned my attention to Leo and he didn’t bat an eye as he spoke. “I swear,” Leo said. I swallowed.

“I love you too much, Zelda.” “I love you too. So let’s just win this huh? We’ll get married and have babies, all that stuff.” I kissed him. “We’ll be together like we’re supposed to be.” “You promise?” “I swear.” I think that might have been the first time I made a swear that I wasn’t sure I would be able to keep.

Our friendship was unlikely and people often frowned at it but we didn't care. "Who do you want me to train?" He asked and I leaned closer to him, a bit seriously. "You have to swear not to tell anyone what I am about to disclose to you," I asked, and he became serious. Asking a hunter to swear was a big deal. Swearing meant even if we became enemies he couldn't break the oath. He paused awhile and then sighed. "Okay Oscar, I trust you so I swear not to divulge what you intend to tell me to anyone," he said and I relaxed a bit.

One by one they nodded in assent. The discussion had sparked a fire within them, fueling their ambitions and setting the stage for a new era of collaboration and dominance. “Gentlemen, if we’re to succeed in this alliance, we must swear a blood oath. This path will bind us together in a common cause, and it will symbolize our commitment to one another. It’s a sacred bond, forged in blood, and it cannot be broken. Do you accept this oath?” I paused letting the weight of the words sink in.

the leader of one of the packs stated to the other leader of the opposing pack. José looked up. "I solemnly vow to you that I will uphold the terms of the truce that was made between us. By the life of my mother, I am swearing to you that I will do so. In addition to this, I solemnly pledge that anyone who disobeys it will be put to death without delay and that this sentence will be carried out immediately.

Elianna said expressionlessly, "I will agree to the conditions you mentioned. I will ask you one last time, what you just said, is it all true, without any falsehood?" Jamie repeatedly assured, "I swear, you can make me take any kind of oath! Everything I say is true... I have already told you everything I know!"

“Keira, I swear, it’s not what you think. Yara was just messing with us!” “Oh,” Keira replied blandly, not breaking stride. “Don’t just say ‘oh’! I’m serious! I swear, if I’m lying, I’ll never find a wife in this lifetime. How’s that?” he pleaded, looking genuinely distressed. It seemed like swearing on spouses had become the go-to for everything lately—cheap and overused. “Oh,” Keira said again, her tone unchanged. Ron was on the verge of a meltdown. “Don’t misunderstand Hayden! I’ll have him explain everything to you!”

“You felt it, Tony. I felt it. We’re not crazy.” I rubbed my head and poured myself a glass of wine. I gestured to our beta. “Sit. We need to talk.” He sank into a chair, staring at the table. His jaw was clenched so tight that I could see the muscle straining in his cheek. “What is it?” I asked as I took a drink. “I’m just… I’ve never had to swear an oath like that.” I set my jaw. “It’s why I only had the three of us do it. It’s taxing.”

“I am not.” She tilted her head slightly. “Then perhaps you will not mind swearing an oath.” His eyes widened. “What?” Fael spoke out. “On what grounds should my beta swear an oath” She gestured toward the ceremonial table. “Under sacred oath.” The words seemed to drain the color from his face. “You want me to swear?” “Yes.” Fael frowned. “Why?” The priestess answered without looking away from Anton. “Because truth spoken under oath cannot hide behind lies.”

They pointed the microphone and phones towards her ignoring how the officers kept pushing them away. Like it was out of impulse when Mary said into the microphone looking into the camera like a model, “If she's not dead, I swear I will be back to kill her. I promise you.” The people were taken aback and baffled, one of the reporters present there muttered, “It's always the beautiful ones.”