The Last Fling Before The Ring Novels & Stories

He gripped my leg up toward his chest, pushing harder and deeper. "Danny." I whimpered his name as he continued to thrust inside me. My eyes watered. I was both aroused and sad that this may be our last time making love. I couldn't contain myself any longer. "Yes... Faster, baby. Faster." I begged, making him grip my leg, thrusting faster inside of me. My eyes went to my left hand as I felt a ring on my finger. When the hell did I get that ring? It's so pretty. It was a simple band covered in small diamonds. Did he win this last night at one of the tables?

He grunted softly, adjusting his grip. They turned, exiting the room with everything in their hands. I stood still for a moment, my gaze sweeping across the room one last time. My chest tightened. This might be the last time I ever stood here. My eyes found Sarah. Her gaze locked with mine, sharp, unyielding. “I hope you’re happy,” I whispered, my voice low, before turning away. --- Outside, the parking lot hummed softly. My things were already loaded into a white van. I stepped inside, joining the two men. The door shut, the engine rumbled, and we moved.

He was a handsome man and God knows how many women he must have gotten dresses and shoes for. I shrugged off my thoughts, remembering that I was nothing special and did my job of looking perfect for the dinner. I walked over to the table and picked up the engagement and wedding ring Christian had purchased. He hadn't forgotten to put on his so I should not forget mine. I slipped both in the fourth finger of my left hand, the engagement ring going in first and the wedding ring on top. The pendant on the engagement ring glittered in the light and i nodded my head. I definitely looked like the wife of a rich man.

"I'm carrying your child, and you gave me a ring that someone else is also wearing? You really need to fix that." His smile faltered. "What did you just say?" She gestured toward Victoria with visible disgust. "That woman. The homewrecker. She was wearing the exact same ring." Lucas rushed forward and dropped to the ground beside Victoria, hands shaking as he reached for the ring on her mangled hands. Sophie scoffed. "Limited-edition? Please. She probably bought it with whatever shady cash she could scrape together. How embarrassing." Every word dripped with triumph. Then, Lucas lashed out, the slap ringing through the air like a shot.

HARPER Tenley grabs my hand. Her eyes widening in amazement as she brings it closer to examine the intricate details of the ring, her fingers tracing the delicate carvings. With a high-pitched shriek of excitement, punctuated by the joyful shrieks of birds, she exclaims, “You guys leave for just four days and come back engaged! Layken, I can’t believe you went ring shopping without me! I would have loved to have been there when you picked out this beautiful ring.” Her voice fills the air with a mix of joy and playfulness. She paused, her fingers tracing the cool, smooth surface of the ring, its intricate details catching the light. “Layken, you did so well,” she compliments, her voice laced

For our fifth anniversary, I planned to bid on a pink diamond ring. A young woman outbid me. I followed her outside to ask if she would consider selling it to me. She stood at the curb, showing the ring on her hand to the friend who had come with her. "I'm already tired of this one. "So my boyfriend told me to pick out something I liked for our first anniversary." I stopped. She would never part with an anniversary gift. Reese was busy handling the smuggling trade along the coast and could not come with me. He had only said he would not be home for dinner and told me to buy myself something nice to celebrate. When I heard her say her boyfriend had a candlelit dinner waiting for her, I smiled

Her ring finger was empty so she probably had hid her ring. I walked back to continue cleaning and arranging glasses, while staring at them from the side of my eyes. She was flirting with him and he was flirting back. ……… It was almost two hours since they started flirting and she was almost basically riding his dick. Layla and Tate had all clocked out. I was to close up with Tini and we were already almost closing. Dante motioned at me to close the tab. Finally he can go ride this married woman in peace and leave so I can close early. People have lives.

Later, her phone buzzed in her clutch, she glanced down while Nathaniel was still accepting handshakes. Unknown: The ring has a secondary tracker. She deleted the message, put the phone away and looked up to find Damon watching her. Soon they moved to the terrace, where fairy light glowed in the garden. Sloane stood at the terrace railing, the new ring catching moonlight with the bracelet glittering beside it. Lila joined her, offering champagne. “You’ve been off,” she said quietly. “Talk to me.” “Everything’s perfect,” she said. The night ended with

A woman with a build similar to mine posted tons of photos of her going into expensive clubs and spots with different men. That answered my question, but then I noticed my old account in his friend list. It'd been years since I used that thing. "Don't give me any money. I don't need yours," I answered coolly. I really did not want to waste more time on these people. "You scoffed at my pull ring and demanded a breakup. You trampled all over my love, so you don't get to act all high and mighty here." Well, this guy was just full of it. The breakup happened five years ago, and even now, he thought I dumped him because I was a gold digger?

So, I smiled and said to everyone, "Since this is a guys' gathering, I'll head out so I won't interrupt you. We'll have a gathering next time if there's a chance. I'll make sure to get to know everyone properly then." I said it politely and naturally. Jason did not ask me to stay after hearing what I had to say and simply nodded. Meanwhile, Kat looked at me from the side, something unreadable in her eyes. "Nice bracelet." That was the last thing I said before I left.