Novel & Cerita Erin Colton Engagement Ring

08 Carat, excellent cut diamond design. “$76510,” Colton mumbled, the estimated cost of the preparation of the ring. “Dad, it sounds too costly. Mom will be mad at you for spending so much.” “It’s nothing for the woman whom I love,” Brandon said, kissing Colton’s cheek and then kissed at Calvin’s cheek twice, knowing that he would start complaining about kissing Colton’s first. “I don’t know whether you guys will remember or not, but still, I’m repeating this to you, and I will repeat it again in the future as well, that whenever you will realize that you have found a woman who is going to love you for you, just for you then treat that woman preciously, and these diamonds are nothing for the

“Not for him. Never for him.” They listened. Enzo's jaw flexed. Crow’s cigarette burned down to the filter. Angelo sat forward, hands clasped between his knees, eyes dark with the kind of loyalty that didn’t need words. I pulled out the ring from my coat pocket and laid it on the bar. It was no polished diamond. No perfect circle of lies. It was a black opal, wild and vicious, flames trapped beneath its surface. It shimmered with colors no one could name—like fire, like blood, like her.

"Also... who's Rowena?" Rowena knelt in front of her closet and opened the bottom drawer to pull out a small, black, velvet box. She carefully brushed away some of the white lint that settled. With a click, the box opened and she came face to face with her mother's engagement ring. She took it out and slipped it on her ring finger. It looked quite big against her frail hand. The band was silver. A fairly large, colorless diamond was outlined by two squares studded with small diamonds. The design was very bold and eye-catching. Rowena definitely wasn't a fan of it, just as much as her mother was. But with one look, anyone could tell that the ring was convincing enough to pass as a symbol of b

Carol’s POV Tears welled up in my eyes as I saw that I was on the large screen and everybody in the crowd was staring at me, waiting for my response. All the hockey players were on the ice, knelt to the ground and when I looked back at Aiden, he too was knelt on the ground, holding the most gorgeous engagement ring I had ever seen. I gasped at the sight of it; it was a purple diamond with smaller white diamonds around the golden band. My heart swelled immediately, and I let out a sob as I covered my mouth with my hands.

“Who is this from?” “I guess Santa. It’s in your stocking.” Neo grinned as she tore off the paper and fell silent as she looked at a black ring box. “Neo?” Jolene asked quietly. “Open it, Pet.” He whispered back. Nervously, she opened the box and stared at the ring inside. On a rose gold band was a black rose with a black diamond in the center and thorned vine with bright white marquise diamonds in place of the leaves. Taking the ring out of the box, Neo dropped down to his knee and Jolene gasped. Helen pulled out her package of tissues and dabbed at her eyes with one. When Bunny and Dean put their hands out, she placed a tissue in each of their hands.

I said to him playfully with a tilt of my head. “Meh..” He shrugged. “You seem like a velvet kinda girl. I feel like red is your color, specifically maroon red.” I actually couldn’t hold in my laughter so I giggled a bit at how silly he was being and took some icing with my index finger, closed my eyes and made a satisfactory sound as it melted on my tongue. When I opened my eyes again, I found Colton just staring at me with heat in his eyes. “I’m glad you like it.” He said, his eyes never leaving mine. I noticed he had hazel eyes, like mine but there was a hint of blue in them too. His blonde hair was curled perfectly on his head, as it always was.

At the moment, he was dismantling a pistol with practiced ease. The shopkeeper cleared his throat. “Boss Colton. A client brought this in to pawn. It was featured in the last international jewelry exhibit—a unique piece. Exceptional quality.” Colton didn’t look up. “Is it real?” “Yes, sir. Certified. Flawless Argyle pink and fancy blue diamonds.” “And the value?” “Retail, two hundred million. We could offer one-fifty, max.” Colton finally glanced at it. His fingers brushed the diamonds for a moment. “Keep it. Make the offer.”

he said with a big grin. I suddenly felt like I was going to be sick, and I felt the sparks before I knew he was there. Colton took my left hand and slipped a gold diamond ring onto my finger, and he smirked at me as he lifted my hand up and kissed the back of it. I shuddered as sparks ran through my body. Colton leaned into me and kissed my cheek, and then whispered. “You’re all mine now Strawberries.”

The sizzle of bacon fills the kitchen as I flip the strips, humming happily to myself. Colton is in his study taking care of some business before we head out to pick an engagement ring. Earlier, I had pointed out modest rings online, not wanting to strain his finances, but he just laughed and insisted I look at the more expensive options. The memory of his sleek Porsche tucked away in the garage crosses my mind. Maybe private security/mercenary work pays better than I thought. But honestly, as long as I get to wake up next to Colton every morning, I couldn't care less about the size of the diamond he puts on my finger.

After hearing what Maisie said, Colton turned to the person next to him and calmly answered the reporter’s question, “There’s no need to guess what my relationship with Freyja is. I don’t care what people think of us, but one thing that I’m sure of is that I would marry her even if it wasn’t because of our child. “There’s something that I haven’t had the chance to do, and since you’re all here, I’d like you to be witnesses.” Freyja looked at Colton in shock. The place fell silent, and cameras were all on them. Colton turned to Freyja and took a purple ring box out of his pocket. He opened it, and a pink diamond ring was inside. There was a commotion. A pink diamond! The color of the gem was