The Unkept Promise Novel Amelia And Silas นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Not after he had made a promise to her. Promise meant debt to Alex. And Amelia has no idea how much he's willing to go to pay for that and not even her husband she claim to love would be able to come in-between! ~~ A loud bang came on the door. Urgent . Recurring. Deafening. Amelia was sure it could wreck down any moment if pounded harder. Amelia didn't move, she only laid still, wrapping her arm over her sleeping kids on the bed, pretending to be asleep.

Ready to build the kind of family that honored both joy and grief, that made space for all of it without pretending any of it was easy. The father's promise echoed in Amelia's mind as she drifted off. I won't fail you. And for the first time since learning she was pregnant, she believed it.

JUST LET ME GO AND LIVE IN PEACE! Amelia’s voice rose as she felt furious Jasmine had gone quiet, stunned by her outburst. Amelia had never spoken to her that way before. “He likes me! He’s ready to marry me! What’s the problem?” Jasmine’s face turned stone cold. Amelia would never forget her words. “That’s because he hasn’t seen me yet.” to be continued

Then he said quietly, “I meant what I said.” Evelyn studied him. “What?” “I won’t leave again.” She didn’t answer. Because promises had once broken her heart. But for the first time in years— A small part of her wanted to believe him. Silas slept peacefully between them. His fingers wrapped tightly around both their hands.

Ethan stood a few feet away. Watching. Not interrupting. But not leaving either. When Leo settled again, Amelia gently pulled her hand free. She stood slowly. Turned to Ethan. And walked toward the door. He followed. In the hallway, the silence came back. But this time— It was sharper. “You shouldn’t have promised him,” she said. Ethan leaned back slightly against the wall. “I didn’t promise anything specific.” “You said he’d have time.” “He will.” Amelia shook her head.

“I know I’ve committed an unforgivable sin. Give me a chance to atone. Wait for me in Bellarosa. I’ll come, I promise.” He was pouring his heart out. It was like he was swearing an oath before God. However, I did not need his promises. I remained silent. Enzo grew desperate. “Amelia, just one chance! Let’s start over, okay?” No. I no longer believed a word of his promises. All those years, every day, I had been waiting to marry him, to have his children, to stand beside him and take more territory. At that moment, I only wished for him to stop bothering me.

I couldn't stop worrying, so I refused to let her leave. Flustered, Rachel grabbed a random glass jar from the kitchen and handed it to me. "Joel, I promise I'll only go to Todd 99 times. Every time I leave, you drop a bean in this jar. When it gets to 99, you bring the jar to me, and I'll come home with you." Ever since then, that glass jar had become my most prized possession. But now, all the beans were gone. Rachel stared blankly at the empty jar, feeling just as empty on the inside.

She won't give up until the man who did this to her is forced to plead on his knees, suffer excruciating pain while taking no action, and be humiliated beyond belief. Annalia was oblivious that they had already arrived at the property. Before getting out of the car, she inhaled deeply and let out a long sigh. Annalia glances up at the massive mansion in front of her. It is still cluttered with riches such as gemstones, marbles, and glasses. Behind the luxurious and marvelous house is a hideous past and history; her skeleton is hidden in the closet. The massive gate swings wide, displaying a welcoming grin on the face of Silas, the person who saved her from the tragic situation and whom she n

But then, she remembered the promise she made to herself when she first started dating: she'd never compromise her morals. Jonas and Sara stood there, silent as tombstones. Cowards, both of them. Scared to own up to their mistakes. A smirk danced across Amelia's lips as she saw their silence. She wanted to break down, to cry her heart out, but she refused to show them any sign of weakness. They hadn't defeated her. She took that key, the one she thought symbolized his love and tossed it on the ground. "I guess love's a funny thing, ain't it? Fades away without warning," she spat the words, wanting them to sink deep into Jonas's skull and haunt him forever.