The Unkept Promise Novel Amelia And Silas นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"I don’t care what you hear, I don’t care if it sounds like the world is ending outside that door. Do not step out or open the door for anyone but me, my uncle, or Marek…Do you understand?" Jamie’s eyes were wet with unshed tears, but he nodded, his hand clutching Silas’s shirt. "Promise me, Silas. Promise me you’ll come back to me safely…Don’t leave me alone in this world." Silas pressed his forehead against Jamie’s, his eyes closing tight. "I promise. I’m not going anywhere." He gave Jamie one last, lingering look before turning and stepping out into the hallway, the click of the lock echoing behind him.

In the books she once read, pages softened by another woman’s hands. I dug deeper. Drawers, cabinets, boxes tucked beneath the bed. Receipts, letters, fragments. Every scrap felt like another piece of her voice whispering from the past. And then, beneath a pile of faded envelopes, I found something new. A single page, hurried and slanted, the ink smeared like it had been written in tears or haste. I began to read. “He promised he’d change. That the silence would stop. That I’d be safe again. But promises here don’t hold weight—they rot with time.”

"Isabelle is doing this on purpose. Just because they aren't biological siblings, she not only steals your things, she's even throwing herself at your fiance right in front of everyone!" A bitter sting welled up in my eyes as my romantic feelings of six years slowly died out. I responded in a soft and calm tone, "It's fine. Don't let it get to you. Since nothing has come out of it after all these years, it's about time for me to let go." Clara widened her eyes, staring at me in disbelief. "Karli, I've seen how much you love Douglas all these years. Y-you even got p-pregnant… Are you really p-planning on giving up just like that?"

Amelia stood by the bed, watching as he left the room, her heart silently hoping he would keep his promise this time. “Dinner, promise?” Amelia halted him. He turned to look at her, the smiles evident on his face. “I promise,” he whispered. They both smiled, and with that he walked away.

“It’s a warning. I know you’ve been planning your revenge and I’m not going to try to stop you. I don’t think I could to be honest. But you need to be careful. You and your mother are not living in obscurity anymore. She’s my fiancée and she is Emerson’s long lost daughter so anything you say against Carlisle may come back to her. I’ll protect her and you three as much as I can but that won’t stop gossip from spreading as I’m sure you know.” Silas eyed them carefully as the brothers shared a thoughtful look. Alexis’s expression became pensive before she spoke for the group, “All right. We promise whatever we do won’t come back to mom.” After a moment Silas nodded. It seemed that was

And there, in the first few pages, was something that cut deeper than anything I had read before. Adrian had never told me about his promise to Amelia until that day. He h told me how they had been close since childhood, how she and him broke up because she was too materialistic and wasn't in love with him even though They had shared a bond, a history of loss, pain, and eventual separation that Adrian had tried so desperately to shield me from. He had promised Amelia that, should she ever need him, he would be there for her—no matter the cost. The words hit me like a ton of bricks.

I promised my father to wipe out his whole family and get the diamond too. The diamond I got but the promise was only partially fulfilled as Amelia didn't die. I wondered what the Orphanage Home Administrator told her about me. I must find that person whoever it was and stop them from giving Amelia more information. But first, I had to shut Russo's mouth. He had the fastest means on revealing more information to Amelia. I didn't want her to find out. Just not now. Not now when I had started to fall in love with her. She wanted answers and I had to look for a way to prevent her from digging into her past.

"She's not going to find out, as long as you promise to never say a word about it to her mother." A tense pause stretched between them before Amelia finally muttered, "I promise, okay? Now can we drop this?" After another weighted silence, their footsteps crunched over the gravel as they moved out of earshot, their conversation fading away. I remained frozen in place, mind reeling over what I just heard. What the fuck are they hiding?

Pretend like they were coming after her to put off the suspicion that she had a part to play with it. There was a possibility. But being two places at once isn't very possible....unless Silas being the sick bastard that he was did something more unnatural than he had already done. "Amelia made it clear that she was tired of waiting- "Don't say her name!" I snapped, unable to wrap my head around the woman I swore to protect was the master manipulator in all of this. It was impossible and couldn't be.

It was Aster. "What the hell?" I said out loud before I could stop myself. Amelia looked at him in confusion. "You want me to leave her with you? How am I supposed to trust her with people like you? Isn't this some sort of plan to hurt her or something?" "What makes you think we're going to do something like that to her? Why don't you just mind your business and join your group? You are wasting their time," Silas fired at Amelia. I saw how they were getting angry at each other and how Amelia was refusing to go. Their groups seemed confused too, and I didn't want anyone to find out about our issues, so I had to tell her to go with them.