My Sister Wore My Engagement Ring นิยาย & เรื่องราว

With only fifteen dollars left on my card, I had politely turned her down. She hung up rudely on the spot, and my mom immediately called to scold me. “Your sister rarely asks you for anything. Can’t you just help her out? We’re family. How could you be so heartless?” What about me? I also wanted a property in Tomson Pinnacle. Earlier, I had cautiously brought up wanting to borrow some money for a downpayment. Guess what my mum said? “What does a girl need to buy a house for? When you get married, your husband will take care of that.

I caught her before she whispered into my ear. “you owed me one,” she said before I chuckled. I pulled out the ring. It was a sapphire that was circled with tiny white diamonds. It was a princess cut and it was elegantly beautiful. I made it custom especially for her. I put the ring on her left hand of the ring finger. now, it sparkled whenever her fingers moved. And tell the other guys back off. She’s mine. “kiss her. Kiss her. Kiss her!” Her sister chanted that word before everyone was chanting as well. I was smiling at her before she smiled nervously. I laughed before I drew her closed and kissed her lightly on the lips.

Heat crawled uncomfortably up my spine, not because I wanted him, but because the situation felt wrong-footed and intimate in a way I hadn't agreed to. "Hey, Sunshine," he said softly, catching my hand. "Don't take it off. I..." He paused, studying my face for a second longer than necessary, "I rented it for a while. It's on the news that we are engaged. What if someone sees you without a ring? What do we tell them? Especially your sister, Tessa." He gently pushed the ring back into my finger, "Keep putting it on for now. At least, until everything dies down."

She did not mind letting everyone know about her relationship with mike, but it was not the right time as she didn’t want to be known as the third party and as the relationship destroyer. "I'm lying?" still in Georges embrace she decided she might as well lean into his embrace, and clutched onto his shoulders with a devastatingly beautiful face and a seductive charm. As she had the opportunity of taking advantage of the male god thus it wasn’t a loss. "At present, my dear younger sister is wearing a bracelet with your name initial and dated of your anniversary printed on it that you gave to her as a show of your love, how about we check it?" Anna suggested.

“We had a business deal. You cook us breakfast, and I keep my mouth shut. Do you really think I’d have the kind of company I do if I broke my promises?” “And is that what I think it is?” Melody squealed as she pointed to Ciara’s hand. Aiden craned his neck, trying to see as Melody snagged Ciara’s hand. “This thing is… Wow, what stone is that?” Melody asked as she eyed the engagement ring. “Sapphire,” Aiden said as he stared at me. There were a ton of questions flickering through his eyes as I watched him wrap his head around the idea of being my brother-in-law.

It was a message from Amelia, showing me a diamond ring nestled within her ring finger with the captions saying, "Guess who is getting married, sister?" "Oh my goodness!" I gasped, and my mother and Franklin looked at me in shock, asking, "What's wrong?" "Nothing. Amelia is now engaged. But to whom? Well, let me ask her," I told my husband and mother, and they smiled, looking relieved. They had thought something wrong had happened, but I assured them it was good news. Me: Who are you getting married to, sis? Amelia sent me more photos of the engagement videos and tapes, and I watched with teary eyes.

She got the man I had always dreamt of, even if I saw him first. My sister disappeared hours before the wedding ceremony. A little note on the table that read “I can’t do this,” and she was gone. An empty room, an abandoned dress, and a church full of whispering guests left behind. And me. I had to wear the dress that had been customized for her. It was a little tight on me, but I had no choice. I had to read the vows she had written. I had to take her place. But I didn’t even think about it much. I was a little happy that I got to marry the man I loved, but it was just a sick game life was playing with me.

"You might have Derek now, but don't forget who held this thing together when you ran off like a spoiled brat. I was the one who lived the nightmare you left behind. So do yourself a favor—pack up your rotten attitude, roll it up nice and tight, and shove it in your ass. And if it won't fit, shove it into Derek's." I let my words hang between us. She didn't say a word, just stared in astonishment. My eyes remained locked on her. "And if you think for one second that I'll step aside and let you win—you're dead wrong, little sister." I raised my hand, letting her see the diamond ring sparkling on my finger. "And since you're clearly slow, I'll tell you for free that I'm engaged. I'm not a toy.

I take a hold of her left hand and my jaw drops open when I see the much larger stone set in the middle of her gold banded engagement ring. But, it’s not a diamond. It’s a ruby stone set with small diamonds encompassing it. It’s… breathtaking. “Another ring?” I look up to see what I think are happy tears in my sister’s eyes. “It was his mother’s.” She sniffs and I go to her and hug her gently in my arms. “You make him happy. Of course he would give you something so dear to his heart.” She laughs through her tears and I lean back to wipe them away.

It was like he grew up overnight. It was surreal, but I had said yes without a moment’s hesitation. My sister was going to be furious and part of me smiled at that. The petty part of me grinned wickedly at the fact that my ring probably cost more than hers. In fact, I was sure of it. My ring would likely be photographed constantly every time the paps were around and surely Lukas knew that. But then again, all the Feisty wives had enormous rocks. It was a massive single round stone with tiny diamonds going all the way around the band. She was going to be so jealous!