Novel Ringan The Beginning After The End Novels & Stories

I started reading the book, and I wrapped myself in his jacket. After a couple of other hours passed, I felt sleepy. I got up from the chair and put the book where it belonged, got out of Aaron's office, went into mine, and locked the door. I check my phone, and there is still no sign of Aiden. I lay on the couch, and after I could hardly keep my eyes open, I let myself go into a light sleep.

She slipped the ring into her left ring finger. The magical ring shrunk itself to fit her finger, and almost immediately, she heard someone speak inside her head. Finally, she found the answer she was looking for... ***** END OF BOOK 1*****

which he opened and indeed it showed a ring, a crystal one. Taking my hand in his, he removed my wedding ring and put the ring he got instead keeping his eyes on mine “the old ring was one that had us hating one another, both of us wore our own as if they were cuffs rather than rings, I want you to wear this one instead. One that would be our new beginning” My eyes welled up with tears as Nikolay softly removed his hand from mine, letting me look at the ring. Both of us smiling at one another, Nikolay wiped my tears and kissed my lips gently “I want today to be a new fresh start for the two of us”

Charlotte said she had something to take care of, so she asked Anthony to send me home. Upon arriving at my new quarters, I was utterly exhausted. I threw my luggage into a corner and collapsed onto the couch. My body was relaxed now, but my thoughts were still a mess. Suddenly, my phone rang with a message notification. It was Anthony. [I bet you're tired. Rest well.] His tone was gentle as ever, melting my heart. I replied, [You rest early too. See you tomorrow.] After putting down the phone, I felt more at ease. Meeting Anthony was like having a new ray of light shine into my colorless life.

Then he reached into the pocket of the trousers someone had given him. “I got you something.” I pulled back. “What?” He brought out a small box and My eyes widened. “You were fighting half the kingdom and still had time to shop?” He laughed softly. “I have priorities.” and he opened the box. Inside was a ring. It was beautiful. A delicate silver band surrounded a pale stone that caught the morning light. Tiny markings had been carved around the edges, almost like miniature moons. “Nero…” “I wanted something new.” He took my hand. “A new beginning deserves something that doesn't belong to the past.”

The room held its breath, waiting for my outburst. Even after Simon carefully set Carina down, his expression seemed oddly expectant. However, minutes passed, and my silence remained. A cold smirk twisted his lips. "Hmph. At least you've learned your place and now know that your tantrums are useless." I had come to the auction for the ruby necklace. The intent was to gift it to myself for the wedding. Despite this, even when the event ended, the piece never appeared. As the auction came to its conclusion, I made my way to the exit only for Simon to abruptly grab my arm.

I could touch the light until I saw him. I saw the Alpha. As if I didn’t want to see him, my eyes opened. I gasped for air immediately. I coughed a couple times that I even saw blood coming out of my mouth. It took a while for me to calm down. I waited for my vision and hearing to clear. Everything just seemed so blurry and all I could hear are murmurs from different voices. I swallowed hard when I realized I’m in a chair. My wrist and ankles were on chains. I blinked a couple times and slowly raised my head.

"Damn!! Is this the end of season 1?" I brushed my face out of irritation with the pillow beside me as I complained about the novel I like. It was a popular novel called 'The Angel They Adored'. The plot is exciting but sadly, they'll start season 2 next year so to make it short, it's on hiatus.

But all good things must come to an end. On their last day in Santorini, Samantha and Andrew decide to go for a walk on the beach. They stroll along the shore, their toes sinking into the sand. As they walk, they see something glinting in the sand. They bend down to pick it up, and they're shocked to discover a small gold ring. It's a beautiful ring, with intricate designs and a sparkling stone. They know it's a sign of their good fortune. They decide to keep the ring as a reminder of their time together in Greece.

The room, though sparse and dim, seemed to pulsate with their collective resolve, every shadow a reminder of the danger lurking just beyond their reach. Rudra stood up, breaking the intense silence that had settled over the room. Reaching into his coat pocket, he pulled out a small velvet pouch. As he opened it, the soft glint of metal caught the light, revealing a collection of seemingly ordinary rings. "Each of you, take one," Rudra said, his voice steady and authoritative. He passed the rings around the table, everyone taking one and examining it with puzzled expressions. The rings looked unremarkable—simple bands of silver with no distinguishing features.