Kai Parker Rings の小説・ストーリー

Kingston's knuckles turned white at the tight grip of the steering wheel. "Can't I wear the ring when I get home from college?" Woe to Pandora for not being able to refrain from whatever she was thinking. Kingston's expression was unstoppable. How could Pandora remain silent, when all she had to do was reach into her backpack. Pulling the zipper and pulling out the ring that she had placed in a small pouch before Kingston's 10 seconds began. Pandora hurriedly placed the ring on her ring finger. Then she turned her face to hug her backpack, trying to avoid Kingston's sharp gaze that ended with the car engine running.

And then Kai did the one thing Jessica had always dreamed of: he dropped down on one knee and pulled a ring out of his pocket. But it wasn’t the family ring. Of course it wasn’t. How could it be when they would never give it to Kai, not without Augustine making a sacrifice for them. Not by their own will. His parents would never accept her into their lives and their family. It was still beautiful, a diamond set with sapphire gems, one that reminded Jessica of the sea and of the dark midnight sky. She would have been thrilled a week ago to see this ring, probably would have screamed yes before Kai even finished asking the question that she hadn’t asked yet but knew was coming. It would have m

She picked it up and quickly wore it on her right ring finger, then let her left fingers play with it. It was a ring. A cold silver ring. A plain ring. “Mom,” a small voice called out for her. She turned to look at the bed and saw her son sitting up, completely awake. “… Sorry I woke you up.” Kai didn’t answer; he glanced down and saw the ring. Something flashed in his aquamarine eyes and thought, ‘It’s back.’ He shook his head. “It’s okay.” He stared at his mother and remembered what had happened yesterday. He opened his small mouth to ask. “Is that guy…” his mother froze. Kai paused before standing up. “Hmm, nothing.”

"I, your name, give you this ring as a token and a pledge of our constant faith and abiding love." "I, Keir Hydra, give you this ring as a token of my love and a pledge of our constant faith and abiding love," Keir repeated staring right into Octavia's eyes as he slowly placed the ring into her finger. Keir brought Emily's hand to his lips as he placed a kiss on the ring.

We played games at a nearby carnival, and I couldn’t stop laughing when Preston got overly competitive at the ring toss, demanding a rematch until he won me a giant stuffed wolf. Killian won me a bouquet of flowers, and Kris and Hunter took turns carrying me on their shoulders when I complained about my feet hurting. As the sun began to set, they led me to a secluded garden. The air was warm, and the golden light bathed everything in a soft glow. I turned to them, confused but excited. “What’s going on?” Preston smiled, his eyes soft. “We wanted to end the day with something special.” Killian stepped forward, pulling a small box from his pocket. My breath caught as he opened it to reveal a s

"...and that we loved each other." A hush settled over the valley. Even the birds seemed to have fallen silent. The priestess wiped discreetly at the corner of her eye before smiling warmly. "You have spoken from your hearts." She accepted two simple silver bands from a young temple attendant. "There are no jewels upon these rings." She held them up for all to see. "No symbols of wealth." "No symbols of power." "Only circles." She looked at the crowd. "A reminder that true love has no end." Kieran accepted the first ring.

Inside were a moonstone ring and a red agate bracelet, almost burned black. The moment Soren and Kaiden saw them, their faces went white. “This is the promise ring I gave her.” “And that red agate bracelet... I made it for her with my own hands. She wore it for twenty years.” Soren murmured the words, his voice rough and choked. It felt as though invisible hands were ripping his heart apart, the pain almost unbearable. Regret came crashing over him, swallowing him whole. Kaiden felt the world tilt beneath his feet. Blackness kept pulsing at the edge of his vision, and for a moment, he could barely stand.

I put it in front of him, "Here. It's my ring." He enlarged his pupils in amazement, "You're hiding it inside your purse." He pulled out the ring and got a close look at it. I smiled coyly. "This seems real." "It is real. Ben got me a real diamond ring." I defended my boyfriend. "But, it is plai--" "Oh My God. You are proposing to her?" Some new voice interrupted us. Rafe immediately put the ring down. We both turned our heads. Kaysha was standing just an inch away from our table with the victorious smile on her face.

I carefully watched him as he reached into the glove compartment infront of me and pick up a ring. Karl placing the ring on my lap and let go of my arm. Picking up the ring, i realized that it was a wedding band with tiny diamonds dusted all over it. "Wear it." Karl commanded and i couldn't resist the urge to look at him hands. His ring finger was empty of a wedding band and i realized that I'm the only one who is going to be chained with this little circle. When i realize Karl was watching me look at his ring finger, i quickly looked away.