It is a short story that has a single character in the story.

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Prang! The sound of glass breaking Duangjai rushed out of the kitchen to see what the sound was. A large picture scene was lying on the floor. Scattered broken glass In the picture there are two men and women. The woman is wearing a white evening gown. Decorated with sparkling diamonds Let your hair grow long and flowing. The men wear white suits. Wear a red tie that contrasts with the white suit.

When her heart saw the picture, she couldn't help but think of the man in the picture. The man who made her feel like the luckiest woman in her life. “I promise to take care of this woman as well as I can.” The man's voice echoed in her ears. This man spoke in front of thousands of guests.

But my heart still didn't believe it 100% because she thought Promises are easy to keep. Even her parents couldn't keep their promise in some matters.

But all the time that Duangjai lived together with her husband He made her believe that he could take care of her. Always keep your promises. Her married life after marriage is as happy as in the novels. But her ending is different from the novel, like the sky and the abyss.

On their 3rd wedding anniversary, Duangjai and her husband invited each other to travel to another province. The sky was clear, both sides of the road were filled with flowers, trees, and grass. She was able to embrace her husband from behind because the vehicle she used to travel was a motorcycle. The two of them happily rode the car, enjoying the breeze and admiring the atmosphere on both sides of the road, but suddenly

Her husband said, “Can you please take off my helmet and put it on? I'm hot.” ​​Duangjai didn't mind. So he took off his helmet and put it on his own head. “Can you hug me tight?” said my husband. My heart hugged my husband with warmth.

Chrome!!!! The sound of a motorcycle colliding with the shoulder of the road Duangjai opened her eyes and saw a light. She regained consciousness and found that she was at the hospital. She knew the whole story. Her husband died when his head hit the road. She was safe because of the helmet her husband had given her to wear. Her husband knew all along that the car's brakes were broken.

And so he let his heart hug him tightly as a final hug.

“Thank you for making me believe that promises still exist,” Duangjai said as she picked up a picture of her and her husband and embraced them.