Taryn Asher No Wedding Ring Novels & Stories

Asher pov. Today being my wedding was almost like any other day, I got a call from one of our managers last night, he needed my finality concerning a deal that the company was about to sign and the other party could not wait because their flight was scheduled to leave today afternoon since they have other engagement. so that’s why I’m headed to the office on my wedding day. As much as I don’t want to admit it, a part of me dreaded today. I was happy I was going to be free from my mother's naggings about getting married and having a child but what if Lorie decided to leave me at the altar today just like a year ago? I know she's not Sabrina and it's not like she's getting married to me becaus

Hearts are soooo not Ashley. "I'm so sorry." She takes a deep breath and lets it out. "Why would he go with a heart?" Jonathan is not one of the most astute guys, but Ashley has laid hints on engagement rings for the last two years. You'd figure he would have picked up something. Kept one of the magazine advertisements she'd cut out and strategically left around the apartment. I'd never found a heard-shaped diamond taped to the fridge. Emerald or princess were her preferred choices. I agree whole heartedly.

“Shawn, I’ve been the one helping you move on these past five years. I’ll get jealous if you keep talking like that.” “Ms. Larrinson, it’s too late for regrets. Shawn donated ten million just to bring me to this event.” I looked at the small diamond ring on Jessica’s index finger and sneered, “It’s been five years, and Shawn still hasn’t married you? That diamond’s so small, like your devotion isn’t worth as much as that one million.” Jessica quickly hid her hand behind her back. Her expression was distorted. “What nonsense are you talking about?! Shawn and I are getting married soon. The wedding’s set for next month. He’s going to reserve the entire Maladeivs!”

Maybe he understood that he and I cannot be together. I grinned and hugged Ashley. “Girl, we are going to get the wedding dress and you are coming, no arguments.” I said, hugging her close. “Okay, okay.” She chuckled as we pulled away. “Becoming a lady, I can see that.” I winked. She laughed a little and posed like a model, showing her grace. I shook my head and greeted Gordon when I saw him coming out of the living room, “Hey!” I waved at him. He smiled and waved back. Ashley’s smile then disappeared for I don’t know what for. She looked at me and held my wrist abruptly, “Love, me and Avery are going shopping for her wedding. Love you.” She said taking me away. Before I could protest she co

"Perhaps Dan's wedding in two days might convince her to come out?" Crimson started to look stressed after hearing Walter mention the wedding, "I'd been so focused on Sash that after I passed the responsibility for preparing the wedding, I forgot about it altogether..." "I'll go with you later today to talk to her after my meeting with Terry Laseus." While Walter and Crimson sat there talking, Tasha visited the estate again. She'd been visiting once a week to try and help coax me out of my room to no avail. Chapter 57 - Leaving solitude

He looks terribly nervous, unlike Ash, but Asheron puts a hand on his back and gives him a small encouraging smile before turning his gaze back to me. Don’t cry, Georgie. They haven’t even said anything yet. Hold it together for a few more minutes. Asheron pulls a small black box from his pocket. “It was taking us so long to choose a ring that we just decided to have one made especially for you,” Ash begins and opens the box, drawing me like a moth to a flame. It’s a gold ring with two large stones in the center. One is a blue diamond and the other is a pear-shaped emerald, but they’re together, surrounded by small pink diamonds. It’s a big ring and it should be ugly, but it’s not. And it’s

he whispered. "So what did Spencer do that has gotten you so sad?" Ashley opened her eyes, "That idiot called off our wedding now that I'm so close to achieving my goal. What will I tell my dad?" The tall man began to unzip her gown from the back, "is that all? Who is the bitch behind it?" "I can bet my life that it's that worthless Tisha." She replied as he placed a kiss on her neck. "I'm sure Tisha is someone we can handle, calm down and let me give you the sweetness you so desire," the man said as he slid her gown down her body. "So how do you want it? Soft or hard?"

She sneered and removed it to avoid any sign, then placed it on another door. "Now no one can take Asher from me." She giggled, looked right and left before dashing out of the place. * *The groom's room* John watched Asher as he wore his expensive customized Rolex watch which had his name written on it, he stood tall and proud in his black tuxedo, his hair neatly slicked back and his cologne subtly wafting through the air. But beneath his polished exterior, his mind was filled with thoughts. He didn't want to go through with the wedding, but he felt trapped and helpless coz the wedding must happen, right?

I explained “He drawled. “ So that’s why you live with your friend and never wear a wedding band. I do not want my reputation out there for sleeping with another man’s wife.” “ no, you do not have to worry, my husband is far away and patiently waiting for our marriage cycle to end so he can send the divorce papers.” I stated Asher’s jaw tightened slightly. “ I have lots of questions but I don’t want to make this date about him.” I looked at him and snickered, “oh, it’s a date?” He didn’t reply, he lifted his glass smirking.

His cousins all glanced at each other, one of them muttering under his breath, "She's making a big deal out of nothing. Everyone in our circle has open marriages. She should be grateful he even wants to marry her." Ashley heard every word, loud and clear, and turned to them serenely. "If I am to be grateful to be treated like an option, then no thank you. I would rather be single than half loved." Harvey glared at her, his expression hardening. "You think you can just walk away from me like this?" "Yes," Ashley replied, voice steady. "Watch me." She set the ring on the table in front of him. The diamonds sparkled in the chandelier light and glinted, an affront to the silence that fell over t