Couple Bracelets Long Distance Novels & Stories

She pleaded and Eira thought about the question before eventually giving a reply. “I do a little,” Eira said as her gaze dropped to a bracelet around her wrist. In the chaos, she had almost forgotten about it. Caleb had gifted it to her on their anniversary. A beautiful silver bracelet with the word ‘Forever’ engraved on it. Their forever was only meant to be two and a half years long sadly.

If another day goes by without me getting her I would lose it. I finally sat on the sofa and began examining the bracelet. I don’t know why they needed it. I don’t know what I was missing. Yes. The bracelet was expensive. Her name is carved inside the linked bracelet. Sixteen links. Eight hearts and eight infinite symbols each skipping the other going around. The symbols were filled with the tiniest gems. It really was an expensive piece of jewelry.

It was gender-neutral and adjustable, which made it convenient to wear. Coco picked up the bracelets and observed them. The stall owner introduced the product, "These matching bracelets designed for couples are very versatile and…" Coco turned to Lucas. "Will you mind wearing this?" Lucas blinked as he looked at the bracelet in her hand. A pair of silver bracelets?

She appeared to be in her early twenties, with delicate features and a touch of youthful charm. As I approached, she pointed at a set displayed on the tablet. “I’ll go with this one.” I smiled and asked her to leave her contact information behind so we could reach her. The name she wrote down was Tessa Zander. “Miss Zander, right?” Tessa nodded with a smile. I asked casually as I entered her details. “The workmanship on your bracelet is remarkable. I’ve hardly seen anything so finely made since opening my shop. Was it… a gift from your husband?”

He looked down at the gold heart on his wrist like it was the most valuable thing he owned. "I could use some luck too," Richard chimed in from behind us. "I'll take one of those bracelets, just like Jeremiah's." Celeste beamed at him. I could almost see the dollar signs flashing in her eyes. "Actually," she said, leaning forward again. "I have some special rings that are perfect for couples. They bring great fortune to a man and his girlfriend." She pointed a boney finger toward Tabitha. "How much for the set?" Richard asked, reaching for his wallet.

"A month too long." His thumb stroked over my knuckles. "I've thought about you every single day." "I've thought about you too," I admitted. "Good thoughts?" His smile was hopeful. "Very good thoughts." I stepped closer. "Darius, I" "Before you say anything." He pulled a small box from his pocket. "I brought you something, a courting gift." He opened the box. Inside was a delicate bracelet made of silver and moonstone. Each stone glowed with inner light.

Jack awoke to the sound of the phone ringing. He cleared his throat, and answered “Hello?” There was static on the line and after a long pause, there was a response. He could faintly hear someone through the static, but the voice seemed far away. He repeated a hello, and the voice responded. “Hello? Jack? Can you hear me?” It sounded like Catherine’s voice but she sounded far away still, like maybe she had the phone upside down or was distracted. Maybe it had been a pocket dial? Catherine continued through the breaking and static “Jack. Can’t….talk...long...I’ve been...Jack? Be careful...love you” Before he could respond, the call ended.

They were meant for couples. An elderly woman owned the stall. She was promoting the bracelet in the middle to Laurence, but he couldn't really understand her because her accent was too thick. However, he could read the text next to the bracelet. It was supposed to keep couples together for a lifetime. Laurence didn't believe in gimmicks like these, but he thought that the bracelet was beautiful. It suited Zoey very much. He bought it instantly. He could make out that the lady said, “You and your wife will be together for a long time.”

I was hoping she would quickly open it, but she slowly untied the ribbon. Inside were matching bracelets, one for her and one for me. They were meant for long-distance couples, where you could press them to let the other know that you are thinking about them. There were a few hidden meanings to how many times you pressed it, as well as ones that you could create.

The gift looked expensive. “Cousin?” Chris asked as he read Travis’s note for my aunt and uncle. He looked at the box with the bracelets. “Rich cousin?” I shook my head. “No,” I said. “A dear friend. Family friend.” I picked up the note on top of the other box. Brianne, I saw this and thought of you. I may not be with you all the time, but know that you’re always in my thoughts. Love, Travis I opened the box and found a gleaming diamond tennis bracelet inside it. My breath caught in my throat. The bracelet was absolutely beautiful.