Broken Ring This Marriage Will Fail 소설 & 이야기

“Clarissa…” “No. Let me say it.” Her voice trembles. “I watched you fall apart. I watched you disappear into someone else. And I watched you almost die. I know John isn’t Dante. I know that. But I can’t help thinking… what if? What if everything changes after the ring? What if marriage destroys what we have?” I take her hand. “Not every marriage ends like mine. Some are beautiful. Some are safe. Some make you better, not smaller.” I swallow. “Don’t let Dante destroy something he never even touched.”

Uziel asked, I saw one of the pack members come forward with our rings. "The ring, an unbroken circle, represents unending love. As often as either of you look upon these rings, may you be reminded of this moment and the love you have promised to one another." Uziel said, I don't think we needed to look at the ring to be reminded about the other person, but the ring will definitely hold a special place in our hearts because it holds a beautiful memory of us getting married. "Conrad, please put this ring on Cordelia's finger," he said. He took the beautiful ring and placed it on my finger.

Zelda and James both looked down, lost in their own thoughts, as James’s grandmother sighed softly. “You children these days…” she began. “James, you have to understand that marriage is not sustained by just one person. Zelda can’t be the only one holding it together. It’s too heavy a burden, and sooner or later, it will either break her, or she’ll simply let it go.”

He slipped the diamond ring onto her finger, and they wrapped each other in a tight embrace. My wolf let out an agonized howl, and my mind went blank. Before I knew it, my fingers were tracing the engagement ring Kyle had sent me. I never told him the ring didn't fit. I'd just threaded it on a chain and kept it close to my heart. Now the delicate chain broke without a sound, and the ring slipped from my chest, disappearing into the shadows. Just like our engagement—shattered in all but name. A ring that never fit wasn't worth chasing, and a man who was never mine wasn't worth holding on to.

"That's not-" "Just shut it. I'm worked up enough as it is. Here's the ring. If you still don't want this marriage after six months, then you can give me back my ring and leave!" he spat out, speeding up. As the silence enveloped us in the car, I knew I'd hurt Ace really bad. And what was worse; I didn't know how to fix it.

Two flimsy half hearted calls. I said with the ring in my finger, the delusion that kept me going for the past 5 years of marriage creeping into my mind. He puts this ring on your finger, no matter what happens he'll always come back to you–Isn’t that what matters? I told myself, then it all came crashing down at midnight when Cassie personally sent me a picture that made my jaw drop with horror and shock. That simple picture would mark the beginning of the end of my marriage to Bryce.

When Jake wanted to wear his ring again, he could not find it anymore. Fortunately, we still had our design draft lying around, and my ring had some chips too, so we decided to order a new pair. But before the new rings arrived, our marriage had already shattered. I instinctively touched the faint ring mark on my ring finger. I, too, had thrown away my ring at some point in time. “Forget it. Even if it’s the same ring, our marriage has broken down, and we can’t go back to how we were before.” Perhaps the repeated string of rejections made Jake finally blow up.

" I give you this ring to symbolize the continuous flow of my love for you. Together we are united, unstoppable, and unbreakable, today and for all of our days. " " I give you this ring to symbolize the continuous flow of my love for you. Together we are united, unstoppable, and unbreakable, today and for all of our days. " We repeated the lines together in a chorus, looking in each other's eyes, holding hands, each word was like a promise from the heart. Though marriage was the last thing I had planned for my future, I had promised myself to give it a sincere chance to not regret anything in the future. Looking in Adrian's eyes, I know maybe I am not so wrong after all.

It's a proof that our house, this marriage and this farce are all unraveling. But not me. Not today. Because even if my world is crumbling, I will not crumble with it. And as for the ring? It stays with me. Where it belongs.

(Please read this note before reading this chapter. Thankisses.) *NOTE: A ring of eternity isn't just a possession. It's a ring that binds two people in a marriage. It's a ring that can never be removed, unless one's finger is chopped off. It's a ring that can alternatively be removed when one significant other dies.*