Novel & Cerita Would You Stay If She Promised You Heaven

“No, no, no, baby! Don’t go! You owe me a lifetime of groveling, remember?” Is she talking to me? I’m not sure, but I answer her anyway. “Of course I won’t go anywhere. I’ll never leave you.” I promise right before the world turns black.

"I know " "You should know it always " He took her hand and kissed her knuckles. "So now... Can I claim my prize?" He asked him with a mischievous smile. "And that would be? " "A promise " "What sort of promise? You know one shouldn't blindly promise things. It might be fatal too" She laughed at him. "It's a very legal, loyal and faithful promise you need to make. I just want you to stay with me till I am still breathing and alive " Ian's sincere words made her happy and loved.

Somehow I felt relieved, but sad I might have lost a child. Relieved that, everything with Stella will end. “I will ask the doctor to move you into a better ward, get better,” I moved away from her bed. “I know we are not together anymore but can I ask you for a favor,” she paused look at me “What is it,” I asked her. “Please promise me,” she plead “I can't promise you something you haven't told me yet,” I said. “I…Can I stay at your place for a while,” she asked softly, looking at me with hope.

Swear it. She was silent, mulling the words in her mind unable to make that promise just yet. She wanted to, she wanted to see him again, at least she thought she did. That might be her body talking. Either way, she felt compelled to promise him something and so at long last she relented. ‘Alright. I will stay here until you return.’ She could feel his relief, despite the miles that distanced them. She knew he would search for her again if she ran but she could feel his relief at her words.

“But you both know I have a Goddess-ordained role to play and hiding from it is not an option, regardless of how much we all hate it.” “Whatever you have to do, we’ll go with you.” I compromised. “Just promise you’ll stay with us!” Her gorgeous cornflower blue eyes that had entranced me from day one bored deep into mine. The double meaning of my request hadn’t escaped her and she begged me without words not to exact a vow from her she couldn’t keep. She couldn’t promise to stay, not next to us during battle or even on this earth, and the thought eviscerated me.

"We're not letting them get away with this. We'll find Heaven." And so, the living room, once filled with laughter and love, became a solemn battleground for the uncertainty that awaited us. The promise to find Heaven and bring her back echoed through the hushed tones of our conversation, a pledge that would drive us into the uncharted territory of danger and despair.

she said like it’s so easy. "Will you come back?" "I'm not sure." “C’mon Cassy, ​​please, will you promise you will come back?” “I cannot promise that Chival. I just can’t. Though, I can promise one thing if you promise me two things.” “Name it,” I nodded. “Anything. I’ll do it.” “Promise, you’ll stay alive no matter what. You don’t die without my permission.” she said. "And even if you don't really sleep, will you please at least once try to so I could visit you in your dreams, just like this."

I had all the underground connections in the world but none of them could help me bring her back. In that instant I became helpless. I never believed in some heavenly being but I had run out of options. "God, please... If you can fucking hear me—" I sniffed looking at the ceiling. "Please bring her back and —I promise to fucking leave the mafia and just live a normal life like she wants... I fucking promise..." "Gabriele, don't curse when you are saying a prayer..." A soft distance female voice said.

"Eat so you can take your medicines." She rolled her eyes at me, before finally accepting the spoon. "Fine. Just stop nagging at me." Her face was still frowning as she started to eat the soup in front of her. I watched as she silently finished her breakfast. After drinking the medicine, she finally looked at me. "All the things you've said to me, are they true?" "What things?" "That you're a soul. And in order for you to enter heaven, you have to stay with me for sixty days?" She grabbed the glass of water on the tray and drank it.

Nothing was useless. "Then, what is it?" She asked, her voice sounding exhausted from all the yelling amd shouting. She stepped closer as she let out a sigh and met my eyes again, "Say it. I promise, I would stay." She promised genuinely and I almost sighed in relief but than she added, "only, if you tell me why?" "Tell me, why should I stay?" She asked staying still at her position not getting closer like I want her to. "Tell me, why do you want me to stay?"