The Ring Death Novels & Stories

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.

He didn't speak for a long beat. "Better?" she asked, smoothing the silk. Sion stood up, buttoning his jacket. He walked over to her, reaching into his pocket. He pulled out a ring box—velvet, heavy, and definitely not a prop. He opened it to reveal a diamond so large it looked like a weapon.

While I was transporting the sculpture away, I felt extremely agitated looking at the snapped finger. Before receiving the DNA analysis report, I still had hopes that this person might not be Hazel. Even animals would not harm their young. No matter how cruel the Larsons could be, they would not possibly do such a thing. Yet, I had underestimated a person's greed. When Layla's mother took out the suicide note in the police station, I was close to crumbling and falling apart at that point. I knew what I was looking at was forged, and I knew that Hazel had died in their hands. Yet, there was nothing I could do.

he said excitedly. Anulus Vitae, which translated to Ring of Life, was the name of this ring. And I, Kai-vii, had succeeded in bringing it to my master. This is supposed to be a defining moment for me. One where I would finally make Ratio proud. But that's not what happened at all... When Ratio slipped it on his left middle finger, nothing happened. There was no change in his eyes or even his shoulder. And that was strange! Ratio glanced between me and Dr. Longman with questioning eyes. After seeing that we were just as confused, he looked at the ring carefully. He brushed his finger over the glowing gemstone.

"I want the ledger closed." I looked at the ring. If I threw it, someone would find it. If I buried it, the Vane-blood in the soil would scream its location to the next seeker. As long as this piece of metal existed, the cycle stayed in motion. The breeding. The killing. The rebirth. I put the ring in my mouth. "Mommy?" I didn't answer. I swallowed. The gold scraped against my esophagus. It was a hard, mechanical lump that forced me to gag. I fought the reflex. I pushed it down until I felt it hit the pit of my stomach. Cold. Heavy. Final.

The stones are important to him because it could be the only key for his return to their world and even clear himself of the punishment that was given to him. He put the ring on his finger and we both waited. But nothing happened and he just laughed at himself. I heard a low curse, and in an instant… he disappeared again. The ring fell on the gory nest of dried leaves and a dead body. Winning that bid must be the last happy memory of the guy. I donned on my gloves and closed my eyes before putting that ring on the dead man’s finger. That horrible crime scene needed a believable story and I trust my men to do that for me. They wouldn’t be my staff if I’d only get trouble out of their service.

I didn't need a fight on my hands right now. "No" I grunted out, my gaze fixed on the blinking call button "I'm trying to figure out how best to stop this fucking wedding" I paused and my hand inched to the gun strapped under my blazer "Maybe killing the groom would do, no wedding could possibly go on without a groom" I said in a matter of factly voice. Seth snorted beside me "You can't possibly be serious Kain" I turned my gaze to him, letting a faction of the crazy, immense rage I felt dribble into my eyes "I'm dead serious"