A Verdict With Rings Novels & Stories

The ninth time I found a strange man's item in my fiancée's car, I picked up the ring and asked, "Whose ring is this?" "Are you doubting me again?" Olivia's voice dripped with impatience. She dialed a number with practiced ease. My sister picked up. "A man's ring? That's a gift I bought for Gregory. Seriously, bro? Olivia treats you like gold and you're still pulling this? Last time we all hung out, everyone was saying you're always accusing her of cheating. I didn't want to believe it, but wow." My best friend Gregory also chimed in when he heard. "Ethan, how do you expect Olivia to feel comfortable marrying you if you keep this up? Apologize. Now." The call ended. Olivia looked at me w

The word seemed to surprise her. “You finally admitted it.” “I should have admitted it long ago.” Velvera studied me. Then she smiled again. “Exactly. Now it is finished.” “What is finished?” “The pretending.” She reached for my hand. I stepped back. Her fingers closed around empty air. Velvera stared at the distance I created. “Modric.” “She removed the ring.” Her eyes widened. Then something close to satisfaction appeared. “She did?” The reaction made anger move through me. Not jealousy.

“Got it, boss. The latest shipment just arrived. Would you like to oversee unpacking it in person?” It’s something I did for Victor. He liked me around the men so they remembered what betrayal had in store. “No, handle it. Let me know if there are any discrepancies.” I end the call and head to the master bedroom. There’s a box in the back of the closet. I pull it out and set it on the bed. Taking a seat, I open one of the teakwood drawers. Vincent’s rings flash with a touch of light from the window. I grab the least garish one and push it on my right ring finger. He and Cindy were buried with their expensive wedding rings, but I kept these. The ring I’m wearing is one Cindy bought for Victor

The ballroom lights reflected sharply against the ring in my hand. The black-gold surface carried the Vittori crest carved deep into the metal, its edges sharp enough to resemble a blade. “That ring…” “Isn’t that the Vittori family’s insignia?” “There’s only one like it on the entire East Coast.” Low whispers spread through the room as every eye fixed itself on the ring in my hand. No one dared raise their voice, but the shock in the ballroom was impossible to hide.

With that, Reina stopped worrying and began saying tearfully, “Gerald… I didn’t want to fight North over this. I didn’t say anything when you took the rings back after she got mad. It was my fault. Please don’t be angry.” When Bryan saw his daughter plead so pitifully, he exclaimed, “Gerald, you—” “Mr. Jordan, you’ve guessed wrong for the third time. To tell you the truth, these rings were designed by yours truly,” Gerald interrupted him so calmly, there was not a single hint of emotion in his gaze. However, his words stunned everyone present. “From the patterns to the structure, everything was my design choice. I spent so much effort designing these rings… So, on what grounds do you think t

I run a thumb over it polished surface. "We will take it." Vince said, I slipped the Ring off my fingers and gave it a little affectionate pat, it was a light and delicate engagement ring. So catching to the eyes, I can see why he said it was their latest design. I stretch it to the man, only to be stopped by a veiny hand, My gaze followed the hand and led to a frowning Vince. He took it and slip it back in my finger, He pull me close slightly crushing me into himself.

Rebecca didn't know if it was her imagination, but Vance's eyes seemed to be blazing with fire. Vivian attended to her and said, "Please sit for a moment, okay? I'll finish showing them the watches, and then I'll appraise your rings." "What rings?" Vance asked warily, his gaze landing on the two jade rings in the display case. "These two?" His finger tapped against the counter glass, his tone carrying even more pressure. Vivian couldn't understand why he was asking or how to respond, but these items were consigned by Rebecca, having nothing to do with him.

"I'm the accused so you don't have to take my word for it. Why don't you show the ring to people in the crowd and they can confirm who it belongs to.” I spoke with confidence, knowing that with the audience's testimony, Kai's game was over. I handed the ring over to Cameron, who moved to the people seated and started showing them the ring. The murmurs began again, faint at first, but growing louder. “She’s right! This is Kai’s ring, he always has it on him during Pack meetings.” A man declared, his voice stern. “It’s his, no doubt about it!” It was the voice of a woman this time.

He was being humiliated on the moon festival, the day he has been looking forward too. Alpha Zavier bent down and looked directly in Alpha Angelo eyes, he spit in his face as he took his hands and check, he pocketed into his trouser, but there was no ring. “Chose one thing, this is your fate and your life is in my hands now. Give the ring, or I put the end to your breathe,” Alpha Zavier ordered. “Where is the ring?” Omega Yna asked. “Tell us where the ring is, and we will let you leave,” Alpha Zavier said.

Severin walked over to the platform. Then he nodded satisfactorily after taking a look at the rings. "Not bad. Every one of the rings here are worth more than a million dollars." Then his head jerked up all of a sudden when he saw the promotional poster in front of him. The poster showed a beautiful diamond ring with the words 'One of a kind diamond ring. You won't be able to find the same one anywhere in this world!'.