The Promised Neverland Light Novels & Stories

He would pin me against the window, his hands all over me, and tease, "Do you think people outside will think we're going at it?" He would shiver with laughter, stroking my hair, and make grand promises. "I'll give you the most epic crowning ceremony ever, so the whole world knows you're my Luna." I bought every word. However, three years on, I became the punchline of a very bad joke. Darren's forgotten every promise he ever made. Me? I played the fool 98 times too many. I looked up at the tangled shadows in Darren's room and could not help but laugh.

“But she didn’t answer directly. She looked at us with that knowing, unreadable gaze of hers and asked why Lunarville continued to ignore prophecy. Why we remained ‘strong-headed.’” Thane’s eyes narrowed. “Prophecy? What prophecy?” Aurora leaned forward, resting her forearms on the table. “We were baffled too. But she said, clear as dawn, that no matter how many traps we lay, how strong of a coalition we form, or how soon we prepare, that we will all perish without the Promised Saviour.’” A heavy silence fell across the room. Thane sat back, breath caught halfway in his chest. The fire crackled in the hearth behind him, but he felt a sudden chill.

he said. I looked at him, suppressing the feelings of disgust that surged inside me. I asked evenly, "How did the observation go? Did you see the star?" He nodded, looking slightly excited. "Yeah. It'll be my seventh-anniversary gift to you this year." Then, he reached out and gently held my hand. "Our anniversary's tomorrow. I already booked the flight tickets to Trenland for a little getaway." "Okay," I replied softly. After he went back to the bedroom, I opened Serena's social feed.

Realm of the Gods "You promised me! Where is she, where is my Mate?" Richard demanded as he ran his hands through his dusty blonde hair. He was incredibly frustrated and frankly pissed off. He had done what they wanted and set up the starlight barrier stones. He'd waited over two thousand years for the dam Gods of Light to keep their promise and return his Mate!

I don't know if it was a dream or it did happen really when I felt a another wave of tingles run through me as a pair of lips touched my forehead and I heard a soft whisper. "I promise you won't ever cry again, my Eve. I've finally found you and I'll never let you go. Whatever the reason behind your tears are, I'll make sure to find out and this will be the last time they fall from your beautiful eyes. I'll keep my promise I made to you all those years ago. Sweet dreams, my Minnie."

Don't you remember? The night ended on a bitter note. When I stepped outside, thick snowflakes were falling from the sky. As I got into the car, Oliver stood there in the cold. His thin figure was trembling, and his eyes were rimmed red. "I was foolish and blinded by a passing infatuation. Losing you made me realize that what I had was priceless. Please… give me another chance." His voice broke. "I'm begging you." Before I could respond, something caught my attention in the distance. Under the streetlight stood a tall man, snow collecting in his dark hair.

The two greeted me and then continued eating. "Let's go to the lighthouse after this," Astrielle tried to open a conversation. "Sure..." I smiled. "I saw your car... wow!" Carline butt in. "Thank you, okay? Where is the lighthouse?" I asked. "Uhmn, near Pazville. But it's safe there. We'll pass by a mountain where there is a story about a beautiful fairy who fell in love with a Lycan but they were not blessed with a child until they lost their lives," Astrielle narrated.

"The Investors were not trying to stop my father. They were waiting for him to finish the work. They wanted this to happen." "June look at me " Patience grabbed Junes hand. Her mothers face was young and beautiful again.. Her eyes looked old and terrified. She held Junes hand tightly that it hurt. "We are not staying here to find out what that means. We are going to the Oruk Anam forest. The old roads are still there under the plants. If we can reach the caves the gold ships will not be able to find us." A beam of light shot down from the gold ship. It was not red or blue. It was a light. It did not destroy things. It froze time. Where the light touched the people they stopped moving. They l

Then, in that soft, almost hypnotic voice of his, he whispered in my ear, "There's one last special light show, just for you." "Huh?" I blinked, snapping out of my thoughts. Hayden pulled out his phone and tapped a few buttons. Suddenly, all the lights went out. The vibrant, colorful world plunged into total darkness. It wasn't like when he'd covered my eyes earlier. This was like falling into a black hole, and panic clawed at me... I grabbed onto Hayden instinctively, my heart pounding. Before I could say anything, the darkness disappeared as quickly as it came. The lights came back on, flooding the park in a deep ocean blue, turning everything into a sea of shimmering waves. The lights mov

I could still feel it under my skin—like a signature, like a promise, like the moment a match thinks about being struck and decides it wants to be fire. “Paper,” I said softly, the word leaving a temporary fog on the window. “Promises.” And because I refused, on principle, to be the first to look away, I stood and let the city look back until dawn found us both.