Novel & Cerita Repunzel Promise Ring

I opened the ring, and it turned out to be a diamond one. "That is a promise ring for you. I promise that I would teate you right no matter what. I promise that you will be the only lady in my life, and no one would be able to go back on my word." He mentioned making me smile. "This is so pretty." I wore the right as I showed him for him to see. "I promise you that you will be only man I would ever love also. You will be the only one I my heart, and no one would be able to change my mind." I made the same promise to him.

>> both ladies shook their heads but Romaine just looked at me so I walked over to him and we both moved out of ear shot. [[ I should not be asking for this as a man but given the circumstances, I will repay you once I get back on my feet out here ]] << no need, just tell me what you need >> he looked down at a wedding set then back up at me, [[ I know it’s not something practiced in our world among our kind but I’ve always promised myself I would give her one but never got the chance to ]] they were gold rings, the man’s ring had a design all around it and the woman’s band had the same to match with the third ring being the one with the Diamond, a Pink Princess Cut Diamond with small Pink D

I said, handing it to her. She smiled even as her eyes welled up and she reached for it. I hoped the fact that I wasn't down on a knee was heads-up enough before she got too ahead of herself about what it might be. She opened the box and her hand was back over her mouth. "I know it's not much, Peanut," I said with a wince. "But it's just a promise ring. A promise that someday I'll have so much more to offer you."

I bursted out. His eyes widened, "What?! No!" He said quickly, before quietly muttering to himself, "at least not yet." I caught that but didn't comment on it. "I mean this is not an engagement ring or something, no it's not," he chuckled at that, "but it's a promise ring." "A promise ring? For what?"

My jaw dropped upon seeing it, shocked that he still gave that to me. "This is not an engagement ring, but a promise ring," he whispered from behind me and raised my left hand before he brought it to his lips. Our eyes met before his gaze softened. "This is a promise that it will only be you as the only woman and my mate in my heart, Dominixe." He made me turn at him while I couldn't utter a word. "I promise I shall give you the most expensive engagement and wedding rings—a rare diamond, if you want. And I promise always to find you no matter where I am. Even if I am facing death." My eyes were getting misty. "Val..." I bit my lower lip when he cupped my face.

After a lot of buttering they finally complied but they have their own conditions. It was my wish to get transferd at Spanzerdrilt so I could get closer to Rosaleigh for the sake of the Promise. Getting married before my coronation ceremony is a way to fullfil the promise. As I turned twenty-one last month my coronation is just two year afar. This is Rosaleigh's last year before she goes for a year of internship as a medical practitioner. Besides that I fear what if Rosaleigh falls in love with a guy in Nashville as she completely has no idea neither of our relationship nor about the NOBLE PROMISE.

“I promised your father I wouldn’t take things too far until you were able to claim me at eighteen, but here.” Aspen slips on a beautiful ring that has an infinity symbol with a small diamond on it. “It’s beautiful.” “It’s a promise ring. I promise to be there for you always and this can show that you are mine until you are able to claim me as yours.” “I love it Aspen. Thank you.” “Now we better hurry and head downstairs. They’re waiting for us,” he chuckles as he gives me one last kiss before letting me up. I quickly straighten myself out and follow Aspen downstairs to the conference room. I feel lighter than before and I am sure I have Aspen to thank for that.

“I knew, even then, that you were the one. That I wanted to spend the rest of my life proving to you that you made the right choice in loving me.” He opened the box. Inside lay a ring—simple, elegant, a single diamond set in a band of gold, small but perfect. “This is not an engagement ring,” he said softly, meeting my eyes. “Not yet. Not until we are home, not until we can do this properly, with all the ceremony and celebration you deserve. This is a promise ring. A promise that I will love you, protect you, and cherish you for all the days of my life. A promise that no matter what comes—no enemy, no distance, no storm—nothing will ever tear us apart.”

It was fashioned from a fallen branch of the golden tree, the grain of the wood shimmering with a faint, inner light. "It’s not a contract, Seraphina," he said, his voice dropping to a low, husky register. "It’s a promise. No ledgers. No banks. Just... us. For as long as the bread lasts." I looked at the ring, then at him. The "Billionaire" was gone, but the man who remained was worth more than every vault in the history of the Twelve. I took the ring and slid it onto my finger. It felt warm, as if it were pulsing in time with my own heart.

“I did not.” “She was wearing it, Julian. I would recognize it anywhere!” Lena’s voice once again rose. The memory flashed in her mind: Julian had returned home, drunk perhaps, but he spoke like a man who was still coherent. He had promised Lena that he would treat their marriage more than a mere contract. He had given her his word. And to seal those words, he had given her a ring. It had not been their wedding band. It had been different. Deliberate. Thoughtful.