Rare Discord Ringtone Novels & Stories

I was pretty sure Gunnar didn't care but I was happy to get them out there. My chest moved up and down in time with my rapid-paced heartbeat. Gunnar's facial expression softened exponentially but as he began opening his mouth to voice his reply, my ringtone cut through the room in a loud shrill. It wasn't just any ringtone, it was the ringtone I set for my best friend — Pony by Ginuwine. Gunnar groaned deeply, running a hand down his face, "Do you know how difficult it is to concentrate on work with that damn ringtone of yours going off every half hour?"

He suddenly stops singing and waits for me to catch up. "You recognize that song, don't you? It's 'Truly Madly Deeply' by Daniel Jones and Darren Hayes. I roll my eyes and continue walking without minding his question. How is it possible for me not to recognize the song you heard on my phone, asshole! "Of course you do. You love sick man!..." He continues when I don't reply to him. "We get that you're in love and all that but to set a love song as your mate's ringtone?... Isn't that a bit– sappy?... I wouldn't have believed it of course if I hadn't heard it myself... I can't believe that General Thor Quinn, the commander of..."

We called it our half an hour of naked snuggles. We ended up falling asleep where we lay. I don’t know how long we have been asleep, but the sudden sound of my phone ringing the tune of ‘Bidi Bidi Bom Bom’ by Selena. That is my ringtone for my long-time friend Selena. Sitting up, I grab my phone to see a missed call from her and a text. Selena: Jen, Code Purple.

Maybe from one of her students. “ Lumiére…” she whispered, testing how his name sounded with her voice. He was about to say something again when the weirdest sound filled the room. She looked around, Wondering where the sound was coming from, only to see Lumiére pull a phone out from his jacket, rolling his eyes when he saw the caller ID. She blinked, what the hell…! Why would he choose that kind of sound as his ringtone, she thought as the sound of a bird chirping filled the room.

"I don't have one." "Of course you do, Ozera, don't try to blag your way out of this." A phone suddenly rang and Drew and I frowned when we heard the theme of Ghost Busters. We turned to Dan who looked defensive. "What? It's a perfectly good song!" "It is, there's no doubt about it." I agreed. "But your ringtone? Really?" "It's a good one," he insisted, glancing down at the caller ID. He frowned for a moment in puzzlement before answering. "Hello, Mum?"

Zander snarled. My eyes widened; he’d heard that? “I’m fine, thanks, just on my way to work.” “If you need me, just call. I did a little magic and added my number to your phone. Just one of my many tricks,” Al said. “I’m not a fan of the ringtone you set,” I said, still glaring at a fuming Zander. “Sorry, you can’t change that without my help, it’s a magic thing,” Al paused. “I also set a special ringtone for The Sandman, so you know to reject it when he calls you.”

It was then that Gerald’s ringtone played the song ‘Coolest Ethnic. Ahh! Since when did he turn that into his ringtone? How could this be? Thanks to the sudden tune, the atmosphere in the room became very awkward. The corners of George’s mouth twitched a little. Alice, Jacelyn, and the others all stared at Gerald in disgust. “Oh my god. How could such a person exist? How pathetic!” Jacelyn roared unceremoniously. At that moment, Gerald had already answered the call. It came from an unknown number.

It's my ringtone. As I zip open my bag I pray that it's not my mom or something embarrassing like that. I hold my phone up. No calls. Instead, I look up at Felix, who's taken his phone out of his pocket and is staring down at the lit-up screen in his hand. His mouth is twisted in disgust, like he's holding a giant cockroach instead of an iPhone. He lets it ring a while longer, then taps the screen, looking annoyed. It stops. I can't believe we have the same ringtone. I guess it makes sense for him to be using Déjà Vu as his – it's Fable's biggest hit after all. But still, I suddenly wish my phone would start ringing too so he'd realize that we have something in common.

I’d be fucking fine. Mark grabbed a condom from his nightstand and started to put it on. It was like Mark was in a fucking hurry. Suddenly I heard a familiar sound throughout the room. It was the fucking Imperial March from Star Wars. The ringtone I had set for my dad. “Sorry, Mark. I need to take this.” I said, Mark sighed, “can’t you just ignore it. We were kind of in the middle of something.” “It’s my dad. If I don’t answer, he will call again and again.” I explained.

"Last evening" Everything fell silent when he received a deadly look from the black-haired girl. "Be careful, this is a public place." ~Karenai tsuyoi omoide kagayaku puraido~ ~Unmei ni aragatte yuke~ The ringtone of the phone rang, and Leon and she both reached into the pocket at the same time. "..." Gray was a bit surprised that he still used that song as his ringtone. She, too, also used the song.