Luke Combs Wife Ring Novels & Stories

As Luke spoke, I knew where this was going. Pulling Ma up as I walked around the table and watched as Luke got down on one knee. I heard the gasp around the table and watched as the table wobbled from everyone getting up. We waited while Lillian just stared at Luke in shock and the ring he pulled out. It wasn’t huge but it wasn’t small. He worked really hard to save up enough to afford that two carat ring.

I point a finger at him in a warning. "I'm sorry." He lifts his hands above his head, a mischievous glint in his eyes. The bastard is not sorry at all. "Let's eat and go get you that ring." We eat in silence, pay for the food then head out to find a jewelry store. "What do you think about this?" I ask Luke, holding up a yellow gold band with a big black diamond on top. Luke takes it, looking at it from side to side then turning to face me. "I would reject you if I were her." He hands it back to me.

Lukas grinned, eyes locked on Aiden now, who had finally turned, and he had the sudden, delicious certainty that he was about to be manhandled somewhere expensive and private. At least that perfect man was wearing a ring now, one Lukas had designed himself, a platinum band inlaid with two small, side-by-side diamonds nestled flush into the brushed metal. Not flashy, but permanent. For the two tiny babies they’d somehow made together. Aiden had gone quiet when Lukas gave it to him, standing in their kitchen in sweatpants, the box balanced in Lukas’s palm like it might explode. Neither of them had said anything for a long time. Aiden just slid it on, then pulled Lukas into the kind of kiss tha

Each bloom was a delicate reflection of the couple's love. Luke stood before me in a white suit. His hand, which was once adorned with our wedding ring, was bare now. But soon, during the ring exchange later, he would wear a new one. He looked conflicted. "Whitney, you understand, don't you? Yvie's my childhood friend… She's dying, and I can't afford to say no to her. Wait for me, Whitney. Once Yvie's…" His voice trailed off. "I'll give you an even better wedding."

My stomach was tied in knots. After dressing up in a black knee length evening dress, I try to look for an accessory to complete my outfit when my eyes land on a small box. The ring Luke had given me months back. I open it, curious to see if the ring was still there. It was. I take it out and honestly, the ring was really exquisite. It fit my finger perfectly well. I wear it on my finger, looking at myself in the mirror. Luke enters. He pauses for a few seconds as he notices the ring on my finger. I smile as he watches me.

Her smile was genuine and sincere. “I love that you balance me out without ever tryin’ to change me. I love that you don't hide your feelings from me. I love how patient you are when we don't agree. I'm proud of how far we've come. And I'm looking forward to growing together with you.” Everyone cheered loudly. Then came the rings. Luke walked carefully to Alison, holding the small silver box like it was made of glass. Everyone chuckled when he almost tripped. Lady Celeste whispered something to him, and he straightened right away.

"Didn't think I'd give away my first kiss and my first time on the same day." A woman's voice drifted over, soft and smooth. "Didn't you leave just as many on me?" The chat blew up. [Luca finally locked down his goddess! We need more couple content!] "Couple vlogs might be tough," Luca said, flashing a grin. "My girlfriend's line of work is pretty sensitive. She can't show her face." As he spoke, a streak of red paint smeared across his sleeve, leaving a trace on the hair tie too. Luca let out a soft gasp, and a woman's long, pale fingers reached into the frame to fix his cuff, revealing a sailboat-shaped ring on her ring finger.

Finally it was time to give her the ring, and Sue didn‟t hide her disappointment when she saw it. “Told you,” Justin whispered. Jake simply smiled and slipped it on her finger. “I now pronounce you man and wife,” the preacher said. “You may kiss the bride.”

I reach out and take it. “Did he find my bio-mom?” I ask trembling. “He is still looking,” Alex assures me. I hold the ring and slip it on my right hand. “He had it sized,” I laugh as it fits perfectly. “It has a little blue in it, so now you need something new and something borrowed,” Alex slips out and Luke steps in. “Something new,” Luke holds up a bracelet with mine and Nathan’s birthstones all around. I give him my wrist, he fastens it.

“I’ve heard a lot about you. But hearing is one thing. Seeing you… well, that’s something else entirely. You are more beautiful than I have heard about you. I wish I had met you before than I would have make you mine.” I stiffened, taking a half-step back. My hand brushed the sapphire necklace at my throat, a grounding reminder of the man I was married to. “I’m Zach's wife,” I said flatly, letting my voice carry the authority I didn’t need to fake. “And I’m not interested in your… commentary.” Luke chuckled, unconcerned, stepping even closer. “Oh, come on. Don’t be like that. We could have some fun, couldn’t we? I promise I don’t bite… much.”