Corpse Husband Rings Novels & Stories

Devyn repeated the question again, he knew Richard might hit him for repeating the question but he wasn't going to stop until he answered him. “Get out!” He said in an imperative manner, he rose abruptly and glared at him. “I will once you answer my question.” Devyn sat comfortably in the chair and put his hands behind his neck. “I thought you've changed. Seriously, you still fuck around after getting a wife. Tsk, you never improve, Richard.” He hissed loudly. “The last time I checked I'm still single.” “So why are you wearing that ring?” Richard frowned, he returned to his seat and gently picked a pen on the container. He wrote something down on a card and pushed it toward Devyn. “That's th

What if hearing it from his lips shattered the last fragile thread holding her together? She stared at the screen again, eyes locked on the image as if sheer willpower could change it. Gabriel’s hand rested intimately on Andrea’s waist, too familiar, too comfortable. There was no awkwardness, no hesitation—only a man at ease with a woman he clearly belonged to. And then there was the ring. Not hers. Not Celina’s. Andrea’s. A gleaming band that screamed of promises, of commitment, of lies Celina never saw coming.

His left pinky was smashed—skin, bone, and everything. “Aurora, as long as it eases your anger, I’ll do anything. Every bit of suffering you went through, I’ll take it all back on myself, tenfold. If I so much as blink, I’m not a man!” He lifted the hammer again and slammed it down a second time. Sweat soaked his forehead. He was shaking, but he kept his eyes locked on me as he continued, “Aurora, we’re one. From now on, I’ll be your right hand, and you’ll be my left. We’ll never be apart again, okay?”

“That deal is too soft now. You know she was meant to drop you. You know she kept you. So Hale names the real price.” The house felt smaller. Reed’s chair creaked. Cole went still. Tessa watched Lily-Rose. Jimmy watched the space between Lily-Rose and Sienna. Mara pointed down the inner hall, past the workrooms, to a darker corridor Lily-Rose had not been allowed through. “Two doors.” She held up one finger. “First. The wife spends one night in the inner house without Sienna. Alone with Hale rules. No collector in the bed. No Reed at the door. In the morning we see what she is when the woman who kept her is not in reach.”

"Mr. Ferguson, I need you to confirm whether the deceased we have here is your wife." Harvey's face instantly took on a ghastly expression. "What do you mean deceased?" "Danica Reed." His pupils abruptly shrank. An expression of disbelief appeared on his face. "Ha! Are you also teaming up with her to play a prank on me? She really can't bear to divorce me, can she? That's why she wants to use death as an excuse to drag it on." One of the police officers present, Peter Jenkins, slapped Harvey angrily. "You bastard! What did you say?"

He fakes a shocking expression, “But you were not wearing a ring when you went out just now.” I laugh upon seeing it coming; we are back with another episode of The Ring drama. “I was rushing to get Cayden’s binky, I totally forgot to get the ring too. I’m sorry, Honey-” Just as I was about to touch him, he immediately takes his hand away, taking one step backward as to distance ourself, “Nope you can’t touch me, I am a married man!”

Our ring is in our hand now kept and if anyone saw our corpse we still had the ring in our hands and we could not be separated. He hugged me tightly and the fire started to run thru our body. "Goodnight, Sebastian." "Goodnight, Wife."

She glanced at Sigourney, and seeing the same heavy expression still on her face, she spoke slowly. "It's not just the same name, Sigourney." Grace pressed her lips together. "The CEO of that corporation... is actually my husband." Sigourney feigned great surprise, tilting her head toward Grace with a look full of doubt. She blinked, her tone rising, her face openly bewildered. "What?!! Didn't you say your husband only ran a small company?" "This is the 'small company' you were talking about?" She exclaimed in disbelief, while Grace awkwardly brushed her hair back. With a faint smile, she said,

Instead, I heard soft, intimate sounds coming from the master bedroom. Even right under his wife's nose, they were chasing their thrill to the very end.

the woman said kindly. “Y..yes,” Celeste replied quickly, stepping to the side. “He’s not coming in today,” the woman added as she walked in and placed the files on the table. Celeste stared at her, then her eyes caught the ring on the woman’s finger. “You must be married?” she asked, eyeing her from head to toe. “Yes. Just got married two months ago,” the woman said, now looking confused. Suddenly, Celeste’s phone rang. She picked it up and smiled.