The Reckless Oath We Made Novels & Stories

"Well if you must know, the contract isn't just any contract. It's a sacred and traditional Italian oath. It will make sure neither of us plays the other" He hammered on the word "plays" with squinted eyes. I shot him a look in return. If he's offended by it then he should consider being in my shoes. I'm the one who was asked to trade my body in return for something I can't achieve on my own. "Why should I trust this oath of yours?" I taunted again "We'll be making use of blood. You use your blood and I use mine" he said curtly "Blood? you're going to cut me?And what assurance does your oath give me?"

’ I feel Ruda’s frustration when he barks out the one word. ‘We made an oath to the moon goddess’ I remind him. And myself, of why we can’t have Morgan and why that can definitely not happen with her again. Ruda roared at me within ‘You made that deal; you made that oath. Not me!’ ‘I took an oath to get you back, if I hadn’t you would have been lost to me!’ “Fuuuck!” I had messed up, really messed up. And then - I just left her there.

Acknowledging the millions of voices humming in our heads, we recited the oath we’d created and let our words be heard all across the country. “We do solemnly swear that we will support and defend the prosperity and safety of our people. We pledge to remain honest even in difficult times, strong in the face of adversity, and humble for the honor we have been given. We will share our knowledge and listen to the opinions of the people before voicing our own. We say all of this under the eyes of our Goddess and swear to do everything within our power to make her proud.” I laced my fingers through Nox’s, feeling my cheeks heat when he looked down at me with awe swimming in his eyes. The soft car

"That is the most difficult yet easiest thing to do right now, Amarantha. The oath wasn't any ordinary oath. I had promised her to keep him safe for twenty five days and not hurt him. It's been just ten days and we just have to wait fifteen more." Oaths are sacred and always respected in Luparia because when you betray it, it comes knocking real hard and no witch —no matter how powerful—or healer could save you from it. "Unbelievable! She compelled you into making an oath?"Cassius's brow arched in disbelief. "Well, yes. And it's not like she will be coming out of the wild alive—"

, Chase's eyes were sparkling at that moment. "Not a promise, I want an oath from you that you'll never interfere in my life and also stop pestering me to become your girlfriend", Nishma stated and moved away from him. Holding back the ache streaming from his heart, he stared at her with a smile and thought - 'The most Untrustworthy thing in this world is an Oath'. "I swear", Chase said, and inside he was plotting against her. Nishma nodded her head took a deep relieved breath and smirked at him.

The wolves grinned, their sharp teeth glinting. The councilman’s eyes gleamed with enthusiasm. “Every oath needs to be sealed. Provide us with more. Commit yourself even more deeply. A second oath, taken freely, will put the first one to rest.” The councilman's eyes sparkled with excitement. “All oaths must be sealed. Give us more and commit yourself even more deeply. A second oath…made willingly…will silence the first.” Her breath hitched in her throat. “A second oath?” Vincent interjected sharply, “Don’t listen to him.”

“Innocent facts the goddess selects so that nothing can be inferred or used against us.” “Seriously?” I nodded. “The goddess will do whatever it takes to keep the oath.” I smiled. Rick looked between me and the two in the back before he nodded. “Okay.” Then he said the oath. Once he was finished, his hand shot to the middle of his chest. “Holy hell.” He sighed as he sat back. Then he looked at me. “How do we discuss this in public?” “Easy.” I winked. I stepped out of the truck and waited for them to hop out,

I went to protest but him putting up his hands had me stopping. "Do we have a deal by oath?" He asked as he conjured up some of his power. It took a second but the slight nod was all we needed for the oath to take hold. Swirling around the three of us told me that atleast for this we had her completely loyalty

Cammile tried to explain. Rain was a little surprised. She thought the oath was just a lips service. "Oh, yeah? What will happen if you break it?" "I won't break it; that's the problem." "Cammile is right," Ethan said. "Oaths are needed for us—dwellers of the shadow world. Swear that you won't hurt Franco, even if we release the lycan back to you." "I promise and swear I will never hurt Franco!" Rain immediately said without hesitation, clearly and decisively. She added, "No matter what."

We’d all been shaken, some still glowing faintly from the ritual, the marks on our foreheads barely visible in the dim light. “Listen carefully,” Kendall had said, her voice sharp and commanding. “What happened here tonight stays between us. All of you will swear an oath of secrecy. If you break it…” She’d paused, letting the threat hang in the air. “Let’s just say you will be kicking the bucket earlier than usual.” One by one, we’d repeated the words she’d given us. An oath bound in magic, sealed with blood from a pinprick on our thumbs. The moment the words left my mouth, I’d felt something shift inside me. Like I’d grown more powerful.