Erin Colton Engagement Ring Novels & Stories

Connor said, stopping her on the way. Scarlett turned to her father on her heels, clenching her fists as her jaw tightened. "What do you mean?" "Very simple, you see." Connor chuckled, which sounded annoying in her ears. "This ring is just a small part of the relic. The most precious thing still is with me." His smirk deepened, "I am going to use that precious part as the engagement token. Oh, now I think about that, it's going to be so beautiful. So, what do you think?"

It feels like I never lost him, and that I actually gained something better. When we part, he rests his forehead against mine, beaming joyfully. "I'm officially the happiest man in the world," he whispers. "Good," I grin. "Because I'm a lucky charm." "That you are, and oh," he adds. "Before I forget." Connor reaches over to the table, picking up the little velvet box. My heart swells as he opens the lid to reveal a platinum ring decorated with a delicate floral motif. Small diamonds are set within etched vine-like engravings that twine around the band. It speaks of natural beauty and the intertwining of two lives.

he says and Cole jumps up to hug him tightly. "Thank you!" "You're welcome, nothing rude though," he warns and Cole giggles. I finally get the wrapping off the box and I flip the lid open. Inside is a black marble effect ring. I take it out carefully and Nathan tells me to look inside the loop. Engraved inside is "love you always - C & N" that makes my heart swell happily. "It's beautiful," I say as I slip it onto my right ring finger. "Nathan picked it out, it's black gold with the marble effect on the outside. It's so you always know we love you even when we aren't with you," Cole explains as I stare at the gorgeous jewellery.

Colton cuts in sharply, eyeing my slightly open sleeves. I pocket my hands. “I did,” “That's a suit, Knox. I stated that there,” “You know how I feel about suits, Colt.” “Right. About dad, I'm sure he won't bother you, got mom involved to keep him grounded,” I scoff. “When has that ever worked?” I wave at Madeline, who's arm is latched onto Colton's. She smiles, but it's faint. “Hi, Knox.” “Congratulations on your….” Colton eyes me. “Engagement. I can see how happy you both are,”

’ “You sound like you have a lot of money. Alright then, since you want to give your wife a present, you should give her the most expensive one.” Colton smirked. He already had a plan. “This necklace is just 290,000 bucks. Do you think it suits your beautiful and pure wife?” While he said that, he turned around and looked at Wynn. He was starting to feel hot. He had to get his hands on this woman! Philip nodded and scratched his chin. He said, “Yeah, I don’t think this necklace suits my wife. It looks too cheap.” Everyone felt dizzy. Could that idiot not tell that Colton was setting a trap for him?

The city lights sparkled below like fireflies in glass jars. Zane joined her, silent. He handed her a small red velvet box. She raised a brow. “What’s this?” “The real engagement ring,” he said simply. She blinked, setting her cup down. “The one from the event wasn’t real?” “It was a placeholder. PR team’s idea.” Lena opened the box slowly. Inside was a delicate platinum band with a deep sapphire set in a halo of diamonds. Elegant. Understated. But undeniably beautiful.

skill to make a wedding dress for her daughter in law to be. It took her three weeks to complete soon after the engagement was complete and the wedding finalized. It was beautiful. The embroidery was classy and archaic as Omar’s mother was a woman of taste. Though Omars parents were not very affluent but Omars mother had come from a wealthy family, so wealthy that they disowned her for choosing to marry her poor village partner and sent a hit man multiple times to take out the unsuspecting poor innocent village man, but all their attempts were to no avail. In fact, the couple had been in the kitchen of their home romanticizing on each other, laughing and chatting away their morning when s

If he genuinely loved her, he should've married her after their graduation instead of delaying things, leaving her hanging at the age of 25. "I'll ask you once more, Giselle—are you serious about calling off our engagement?" His eyes glinted ruthlessly, his tone icy. She lowered her head and removed the ring on her finger. It was one Jonathan had gotten custom-made from a renowned designer when they'd gotten engaged. Their initials were carved on the inner side of the ring. For some reason, this sight made Jonathan feel a little uneasy. Giselle dropped the ring into her cold coffee before he could stop her.

As I was about to turn around to find the rooms, he stops my arm so I turned to look at him with a raised eyebrow. -I don't think you'll need to look for it," he says, looking behind me. -Why not? He pointed to the ring. I turned to look: there came Colton climbing in the same black shorts down to his knees, barefoot and shirtless. On his knuckles he now had a kind of white strip to protect them. And apparently today they didn't have a horn to announce them. Maybe because this place was new.

Once he said that, I pulled away and looked at him with widened eyes. “A gift?! No way! You didn't?” I stared at him in disbelief. He nodded his head. “You did?! Eep– what is it? New paint brushes? Colors?” I gasped loudly. “My own studio?!” Colt chuckled as he shook his head. “You wish. Sorry, but this is all I can afford.” He turned around as he was getting something out of his pocket. A few seconds later, he was dangling a pearl necklace with my favorite flower–forget me not–in an open case in the middle.