Emily Blunt Wedding Ring Novels & Stories

She hoped to see Tristan and me getting married before she passed away, but on the day of our wedding, Tristan left me at the altar. I tearfully pleaded with him to try and stop him from leaving, but he declared with a sneer, "By now, you should be satisfied with the amount of wealth and glory you've gotten in exchange for your father's life! How dare you even think about getting married to me? In your dreams!" In the end, Mom died before she could see Tristan put the wedding ring on me as she had hoped. That night, Tristan's assistant, Sally Cunningham, updated her social media account. She uploaded a photo of her and Tristan with their faces pressed together. Her hand was raised before the

I tightened my grip on Lola's hand and said, "You can't let her squeeze you over and over again, you're not her moneymaker!" "Miss Emily, I'm... I'm afraid I'm having a hard time!" Tears rolled in Lola's eyes, "She's my mother, I can't do this, I'm afraid of the whip in her hand!" Just then Gina, the maid, came through the door, came up to me, and opened her palms. I saw a ruby ring sitting in a white handkerchief, and I remembered distinctly that it was William's. "Miss Emily, this is the ring Princess Madeleine sent for you." Gina said.

The deliberate sound of people working very hard at not looking at me. I stood exactly where I was…. Her rings were still on the floor. Two small things. Platinum and diamond, custom-designed, obscenely expensive. I'd handed them to her in a church full of people who were really there to celebrate a merger and called it a wedding. She'd worn them every day for eight years without complaint.

This brings a great suspicion inside me but I choose to keep his anxiety at bare. We sit to a typical party outdoor with luxurious drinks and dishes, thirty minutes later we are done and Aiden claims that he has something to show us. He leads us to where I don't know but along the way, he takes a blindfold and seals my eyes upon my permission. I remember the surprise he promised to give me yesterday. In my calculation, ten seconds past and then someone comes behind me and snaps the blindfold off my eyes. Oh my God! I gap my mouth wide, legs starts to shake and jaw drops. Three things all at one. A sparkling diamond ring, Aiden kneeling and the tag 'please marry me' carried by the excited Emi

she asked softly, her fingers gripping my sleeve. "You’ll see soon enough, little lamb." The room quieted as I raised my hand, signaling for the music to stop. All eyes turned toward us, the anticipation thick in the air. Emma’s breath hitched beside me, her grip on my sleeve tightening. And then, I dropped to one knee. A collective gasp echoed through the hall. Emma’s body tensed as she realized what was happening. Her lips parted in shock, her cheeks flushed. I pulled out the ring box from my pocket, flipping it open to reveal a stunning oval-cut diamond ring, surrounded by smaller diamonds, the band sleek platinum. It was elegant, classic, yet bold just like her.

Inside the room, Emily sat on the balcony, tightly clutching a diamond ring. It was the same ring Derek had placed on her finger on their wedding day, and fortunately, she hadn't impulsively discarded it. This sea-blue ring had become the sole reminder of Derek, and she couldn't help but wonder about the ring she had given him—where could it be now? Emily's face was streaked with tears. For the first time in her life, she felt lost and uncertain about what to do next.

Whispers and murmurs erupted across the entire banquet hall. Ethelyne stared at him sideways, her body nearly pressing against his. However, Marvin immediately shifted away and said, "Excuse me, Miss Wilmer, my wife is sitting right beside me." Despite receiving a public rebuff, Ethelyne wasn't deterred in the least. She reached into her bag and pulled out a small velvet box. "A Gloris Nine Black Diamond ring. Specially for you, Mr. Marvin Rock!" Everyone around the table gasped in shock!