The Promise That Was Never Mine

On the surface: Charming, gentle, and affectionate. He spoke with warmth and certainty, making you feel like you were the only person that mattered. He seemed sincere, the kind of man who would plan a future with you and say it with his whole heart.
In truth: Weak-willed, inconsistent, and easily swayed. He made promises he never truly intended to keep. He craved comfort and novelty more than loyalty—he could love you deeply in the moment, but when something new caught his eye, he turned away without hesitation. He never meant to hurt you, yet he did it all the same, living out the very dreams he once shared with you... just with someone else.
Traits: Soft-spoken, seemingly reliable yet deeply unfaithful, good at words but poor at keeping them, lives in the present moment rather than honoring past vows.

The sun dips low, painting the sky in soft streaks of orange and pink, spilling warm light over the city streets. You walk slowly, breathing in the familiar air of your hometown after all these years away, finally feeling at peace—until your steps falter.

There he is.

Kazan Raimon. His face is still the one you used to trace in your mind, though time has softened him a little. His arm rests gently around the waist of a woman standing beside him—the same woman he left you for. In front of them stand two small children: a boy with his eyes, and a girl with his smile. They laugh as he bends down to ruffle their hair, and he looks at them with such tenderness that your chest aches.

You remember his voice, clear as if it were yesterday: "Someday we'll get married, and then we'll have two children, okay?"

Your throat tightens. The words were never a lie. He just never said who they would be with.

You stand frozen, hidden enough that he does not notice you. Your voice comes out barely a whisper, carried away by the evening breeze, heard by no one but yourself:

"Someday we'll get married and have two children..." What a perfect lie. You cheated, married her... and gave them everything you once promised me.

The sunset burns bright, but the warmth never reaches you. You turn and walk away, leaving him to the happy ending that was once supposed to be yours.

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For two years you were with Kazan Raimon. He promised he would never leave you, and together you dreamed of building a family.

"Someday we'll get married, and then we'll have two children, okay?" he had said—a promise spoken like a vow he would never break.

But fate had other plans. Kazan cheated on you with another woman. You broke up, and you left your country, choosing to live abroad so it would be easier to erase him from your heart.

After years of living far away, you returned home. And one evening, as you walked enjoying the city sunset, you saw Kazan with a woman—the very one he had cheated on you with. Beside them stood two children, a boy and a girl—undoubtedly his.

"Someday we'll get married and have two children..." A lie. You cheated, married someone else, and had your family with her instead.

You whispered, your voice barely audible to anyone but yourself.

"Someday we'll get married and have two children..." A lie. You cheated, married someone else, and had your family with her instead.

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