Forever Ring For Her Novels & Stories

“Would you join us? We're not a family without you.” Mia stared at him as he reached into his back pocket and pulled out a black velvet box. He flipped it open and held it out to her. Inside was the most beautiful diamond ring she'd ever seen. “Mia Amesworth, will you marry me and make me the happiest man in the world?” Carter asked, holding out the box. She looked at her kids, all three with smiles as big as their faces and nodding away, then to Carter. His blue eyes held such love and warmth. There was just enough nervousness to make her love him even more.

I looked at her pursing my lips, moving away from her remembering I was supposed to stay mad at her. She smiled, pulling me in a hug again and said "Ah I love you. And I swear we can go any day you want. And this time I won't bail end moment." I narrowed my eyes and said taking out my pinkie finger. "Promise?" She intertwined her finger with mine and said nodding, with a sweet smile on her face. "Promise."

She let out a soft cry and took a step toward him, the beautiful ring a large diamond nuzzled into two smaller ones. "I would spend the rest of my life looking for you, but I don't have to. You fill my needs, my desires, my deepest fantasies, Beth. Marry me and let's build a life that will blow both of our minds. Be mine and let's be together - forever, baby. Give me forever." Nodding, she extended her left hand and let out a soft cry. "Yes. I want forever with you." "Good." He stood and slipped the ring on her finger before pulling her to him and kissing her passionately.

Her eyes sparkled with warmth and affection as she opened the box, revealing a stunning emerald ring that seemed to glow with an inner light. "Evelyn, my dear, I want you to have this," Luna Janet said, her voice filled with emotion. "This ring was crafted from a gemstone that was gifted to us by an influential figure when you were born. It's a symbol of the high esteem in which you're held, and I want you to have it as a reminder of your worth."

He clears his throat and before he continues he reaches into his pocket pulling out a ring similar to the one I was wearing, but a different color of sea glass. “I thought of you. I tried to talk myself out of buying you anything because I know you hate me but. . .when that lady saw me looking and told me the one I was looking at symbolized eternity. . .because it blue like-like the sky and the ocean, which both go on forever, through every lifetime-” I cut him off quickly. “Kol.” I sigh, as I stop walking and stare down at the ring he had handed me. I bit down on my bottom lip.

he said quietly, “you signed your freedom away to save your family.” He took her hand. “Then you gave it back to me freely.” He opened the box. Inside: a ring. Platinum band, brilliant emerald center stone—matching the first gift he’d ever given her, the one that had started everything. But this one was different. Eternity diamonds encircled it. And inside the band, engraved: His Forever. He dropped to one knee. “Ava Harper,” he said, “I bought you once. I don’t want to own you anymore.”

Letters, dark as night, were shining on the white paper: “Today, I had access to the rooms and halls Firel has been hiding from everyone. And, among other things, I caught sight of this ring. I thought it would match your chain really well. It’s hard to select a match to the chain, you know. I do have some feel for women’s jewelry. I’d be very pleased if you wore it. If you don’t, I won’t insist. But it’s a family ring. My mother wore it. But because I won’t have any other women in my life to whom I could give this ring, I give it to you – let it stay with you forever. Reive.”

He opened the black box to reveal a purple princess cut ring on a simple silver band, it was breathtaking. With her heart thrumming wildly in her chest and the sun setting in the background, she saw her life shift around her. She loved this man and there was nothing more that she wanted than to be his forever. “Yes, I will, Roman. Forever and a day.” She held out her hand to him, allowing him to slip the beautiful jewel around her finger. The End

Built something unbreakable. The ring proves it. Seventeen diamonds. Seventeen weeks. Hundreds of moments. All leading here. To this life. This love. This forever. Lucian finds me staring at it. “Second thoughts?” “Opposite. Just appreciating. The thought. The faith. The fact that you bought this when everything was falling apart.” “Because even falling apart, I knew. We were forever. Had to be. Couldn’t be anything else.” “We are forever.” “We are.” He holds me. Ring between us. Promise made. Future claimed.

The outside was plain, but when she tilted it, I saw the inner band was engraved in tiny, perfect script: **Forever is non-negotiable.** Killian took the ring with fingers that trembled harder than I’d ever seen. He slid it onto my left hand, above the original wedding band I’d worn since the day I walked into this nightmare believing love had a price tag. “I had it made four months ago,” he said, voice rough with everything we’d survived. “Before the relapse. Before the headlines. I was going to give it to you the day the contract ended and you were finally free to leave. I wanted you to know I never wanted you gone.”