Ring Ding Dong Novels & Stories

DANIELLE'S P.O.V. The familiar chime of my ringtone echoed in the quiet room, breaking the silence and causing me to rouse from my slumber. I groaned in exhaustion, and with my eyes still closed, I searched for my phone by blindly patting the bedside table with my right hand.

BANG! The gunshot doesn't sound like it happened in the past. It feels like it's happening right now, inside my ears, vibrating through every bone in my body. I let Damon go immediately, blocking my ears, trying to stop the ringing in my eardrums, but it’s not working. I hear Damon coughing, gasping for air, clutching his throat as he desperately draws oxygen back into his lungs.

Fifth ring? Nothing was accorded to five rings of the city bell.. then why did– My thoughts were interrupted by the sixth ring, my eyes widened. “Six rings meant–” “Bad news.” Another girl beside me completed my words. It means someone who shouldn't be dying was. The door burst open, Sonia was panting as she bent over to catch her breath. She raised her head and pointed at us, “You fools, run down to the infirmary now!” “The Alpha King has been injured on the battlefield!” The loud voice of the bell ringer sounded.

said Hazel. “Don’t you think you are putting too much on their shoulders?” said Renata. “They got rid of Yoshiro, an asshole. I think they can get rid of the auction ring, just like Batman,” said Hazel. “I do hope they are as rich as Batman and have a Commissioner Gordon working for them. I really wish they shut down such a heinous ring,” said Renata. “Me too,” said Sameeksha. “Me three,” said Hazel. “Me four.

I yelled out, trying to make sure he could hear my voice over the sound of the ringing. Barlion didn't answer my question right away nor did he cover his ears. He just stood still, frozen. The ring stopped after a few minutes later and I let out a sigh before I dropped my hands to my side. "What in God's name was that?" I asked, still feeling the need to keep my voice up because of the ringing in my ears. "Thay was the bell." "I can tell it was a bell, Barlion. What does it mean?" Barlion ran his fingers through his thick hair.

- Get ready, it's twelve o'clock to blow out the candles. “Beep. It is now 23:55, the counting system will close in four minutes, please finish counting from 1 to 120 if you want to continue.” Uu u u .. – The sound of a siren like a fire alarm resounded throughout the room. What is that? Stop it! Ah! Ah! I covered my ears. - How are you? Pain where?

Zephyr replied. “Alright then. These gyms were made with a special magic, capable of drowning out all sound! Once a gym becomes occupied, the door will be lit. If it’s empty, it’ll be shut off. Once you enter, your points will automatically be deducted every hour from your ring,” the man explained. “Thank you!” Zephyr replied, before rushing off into one of the rooms. The room he chose was the lowest grade gym. Zephyr could easily enter it. At that moment, Zephyr noticed his ring lighting up. It would seem that if he did not wear his ring, the entry would be barred.

Emily opened the lunch box and put them together in front of him. Looking at the lunch box his mood got better..at least she made them herself... "Are you listening??" "Yeah." "So these rings have tracker in them that is connected to another's phone. If you will tap your ring then my phone will start to buzz.." she held hid hand and tapped the ring on his finger."Like this." she showed her phone's screen buzzing and appearing the picture of Arthur written "DANGER" with red colour on it.. "Ohh.." thinking back of her comment today..blush spread to his neck.

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?"

*toot* That message ring on the phone never failed to startle me. Wait no, it's not the ringtone of the message. It's the sound that I usually hear when someone opens the main door, the sound that I heard was not directly rooted from the door, of course, a little speaker was placed on the wall, maybe it was connected on a sensor from the main entrance, sending signals from every room of the house, for safety purposes obviously, I came up to that conclusion because I saw the same speaker in the kitchen.