The Last Fling Before The Ring Novels & Stories

He couldn't believe these two could be so brazen in front of so many people. Following the exchange of wedding vows, the floor was given to the Priest, who made them take their oaths before exchanging rings. Many people puked blood after seeing the flamboyant ring being slipped onto Vanity's finger at this point. Was Chandler attempting to enrage everyone solely because of a woman? The ring that Vanity was wearing was one that the upper crust was well aware of. Over a month ago, an auction in country Z took place, and that ring was auctioned off for $150 million dollars.

038 As Stanley knelt before me, a heavy silence seemed to fall over the room. His leg was bent at an awkward angle, and his hand stretched forward, presenting the diamond ring with an air of uncertainty. My gaze flicked to his mother, whose mouth hung open in sheer excitement. Her joy was contagious, radiating like a beacon in the room. But, for some reason, I couldn’t shake the unease gnawing at my insides. This was all an act, yet the weight of the moment felt too real.

he murmurs. “Maybe,” I say, “before I die, I could try on that beautiful ring you got me?” He smiles sadly, rustling in his pocket where he finds the ring. I’m so fatigued, I can hardly offer him my hand. He takes it, gently slipping on that teal and purple ring, changing in the light. It’s a perfect fit. And it’s the last thing I see before I fall back asleep.

“Did you just blush, bad boy? Omigod! Did I just made a bad boy blushed?” He touches the cheek I kissed. “No. I didn’t.” “Oh, you definitely just did, but whatever floats your boat, big guy.” I giggle. “I’ll give this back to you after you know, the divorce.” And why I feel suddenly hurt. I notice something on the ring. “Is this an S and an A? Wow. You really did personalize it. I think I’m in love.” The ring is a 35-carat diamond princess cut surrounded by small rubies with his initial and mine that connect both to the platinum band.

“A Lot of people would be present, and if they don't see an engagement ring in either of your fingers this time around, they'd assume things have ended between you two. It'd bring shame and dishonour. To think the Alpha of all Alpha's in the whole of Vaelothor can't even keep his own wife.” Her words struck a nerve within me, I stopped to find her gaze locked on me, unwavering. She opened the ring case, and my eyes fell on the piece again. I guess it wouldn't hurt to just do her bidding this time around… again. “Fine,” I said, removing the ring from the box and placing it on the fourth finger of my left hand. “This is only till after the party.” Luna Tauriel grinned widely and nodded repeate

"She still has his ring, you know. Tucked away in that little velvet box she keeps hidden in her old room. I saw it just before the wedding." Lila felt the world tilt. It was a lie, she had thrown that ring into the river months ago—but in this world, a lie was as good as a bullet if it hit the right target. Adrian didn't explode. He didn't even raise his voice. He slowly reached for a crystal flute of champagne, his silver eyes fixed on Lila with a look that made her want to scream. "A ring, Lila?" he asked, his voice a low, terrifying crawl. "Is there something in your collection I haven't seen yet?"

The wedding proceedings had just commenced. Yasmin stood gazing at herself in the mirror unable to comprehend that this was her, her dreaded fate had dawned in on her at its core, her heart was thumbing faster than usual. Soon she would leave this place she had called home for the last twelve years. Soon her childhood, her youthfulness her untried dreams, her innocence would just be a past memory in her mind and the minds of those who love her. She had vowed to never capitulate to meeting the same fate as her sister Nadia; she had sworn to never let that happen to her, but now her final big day had come. So was Harrans who was now in the toilet sobbing and throwing up her breakfast. She came

Her question hangs in the air like a whimsical melody. Taking a deep breath, I inhale her perfume, hairspray, and presence. It’s a concoction I could easily grow accustomed to. “It’s springtime in New York. The possibilities are limitless.” Although I don’t want to do it, I take a step back and allow her to pass. Before she does, she leaves one last chaste kiss on my cheek. Our fingers graze one another’s as she gives me a final smile over her shoulder and heads into the ladies’ room.

The lights went up over the trees and the music started again, and Elena slid the ring round her finger with her thumb to feel that it was real. It was real. The End

Zee said and pulled out the ring from the vessel as I smiled in response. "Shit-" Left Di's mouth as she looked at me with disappointment. "Panditji can we do it 5 more times?" Nishant asked making everyone laugh while panditji shook his head. And with that he threw the ring for the last time as everyone looking at the vessel with concentration to see who's going to win. We both moved our hands and suddenly we both stopped at the same place and have our hands touching the exact same thing. We both looked at each and smiled after realising that we both got the ring together as we got it out together making some disappoint while some smiled.