Red Lantern Ring Novels & Stories

“ I got these made. I do n’t know if it’s commodity you would like to do, but I allowed it would be a nice idea. Of course if you- ” She intruded me by screaming. “ Dear girl, stop rambling. ” She chortled. “ Whatever it's you ’ve got. We ’ll do it, ” she claimed. I pulled out a red sky lantern that had their names on and ′ ever soul mates ′ with a black figure of two wolves heads snuggling together. I watched their responses to see if anyone did n’t like them. “ Clara. ” Addi breathed. “ They're gorgeous. ” She replied. Amaris ’ eyes welled up, and she pulled me into a clinch, “ thank you so much, ” she rumored. I hugged her back and jounced. I gave the lanterns out wit

agreed another. Elea felt like gagging but she had very little choice. So she stood in a corner in the harsh sun and swallowed. “Of course, he is Landon Knox, girls!” Ravena boasted obnoxiously. “But I am the only one who gets to wear his ring on my finger.” “That’s quite a large rock, Ravena,” praised the blonde woman. “It must cost over a million!” speculated the blue-eyed lady. “Three and a half million, but who cares? Landon had the jewellery designer exclusively craft this for me. After all, the Luna of the Crimson Moon Pack has to stand out, you know,” Ravena bragged.

But I am me and me is a fucking bad brat of the devil himself. I did not answer them for a long time and kept a poker face as I saw them shift uneasily as they held a joint ring in front of me. The ring was beautifully designed. It was dragon shaped and and the eyes of the dragon had blue sapphires set on it while a huge diamond solitaire stood in the middle depicting the open mouth of the dragon with rubies surrounding the body of the dragon. The ring must cost the fortunes of atleast five packs together ! Were they fucking serious to entrust their fortune on my fingers !!

He reached into his pocket and pulled out a small velvet box. When he opened it, my heart skipped a beat. It was a ring made of fine silver, twisted like vines, and set in the center was a stone the color of lavender—it was the exact shade of my eyes. It was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen, more precious than any heavy gold heirloom I had ever been offered.

Unlike the others, this one contained no flame. Only clear light. She held it out toward me. "I believe..." She smiled warmly. "...this belongs with travelers." I accepted it carefully. The lantern felt surprisingly light. Yet somehow... important. "What is it?" "The Lantern of Beginnings." The room fell silent. "It doesn't show the safest road." She laughed softly. "It shows the first step." I looked into the clear crystal. For a moment, I saw nothing. Then... far within its depths... a tiny golden path appeared.

Lyra looked at me with surprise, “Ronan-“ “I fought in wars,” I said, voice steady despite the storm within me. “I’ve buried family, friends. I’ve made choices that haunt me. But loving you?” I looked up to meet her gaze. “That’s one thing I’ve thought was possible.” I opened the ring box, that showcased a ring. Silver band, with a rare stone etched with runes that glowed faintly in Lyra’s presence. “This rare stone is called Painite. It is crafted into rings for the Luna of a pack.

Ring, ring The doorbell of Ethan's apartment rang unstoppably, which made Ethan's lips twitch in amusement, His gaze was no more on the book in his hand but on the front door. Ethan calmly placed the book on the table and got up, He unbuttoned his perfectly buttoned shirt and messed up his hair. Then he went to the door and opened it up to greet Logan with a bright smile that looked nothing less than a smile of victory. Logan ignored his loathsome grin and stepped forwards but Ethan's hand was still blocking Logan's way to enter.

"All right, all right, we have like. an hour maybe. Let's do it with class. What do you need?" I looked at both of them, glad to have people who understood what all this meant. "Flowers. Candles, maybe. A banner. I bought the ring already—I have it in my drawer." Leora was already texting on her phone, fingers flying. "I'll get the flowers and a quick printable sign. We can stick it over the curtain rod." "I'll bring the candles and lights," said Nelson, who was in motion now. I drew the ring box out of my desk drawer—a small, black velvet box containing a diamond ring with a sapphire halo. It wasn't enormous, but it was unique. Like her.

The pack gathered for the Lantern Walk, every soul clutching a paper lantern inscribed with a hope or remembrance. Torin began by lighting his lantern, inscribed with the name of a friend lost in the first siege. One by one, lanterns glowed to life. Ezra’s bore the single word choice. Alara’s read unity. Damien’s lantern sported a shaky heart drawn by Seren’s youngest apprentice, prompting Damien’s soft chuckle. Lucas proudly displayed an illustrated sword and spoon, earning head shakes all around. Seren’s lantern read healing; Eamon’s knowledge; Cassian’s legacy; and little Elira’s lantern, carried by Ezra, simply bore a handprint pressed in safe dye.

Beth's POV “Sir Seller… are you sure this is the Item you desire? We have better items available, and I’m not sure this suits your… style.” As Aldred said this, Rey inspected the item once more, cradling it in his palm. The enchanted item in question was a ring. It had a pure white surface, with an amber crystal affixed at the top. The amber crystal reminded him of Alicia, leading him to recall a big blunder he had made.