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Mamá and I say in unison. Fiona laughs. “Relájate, Bella. I’m not pregnant.” “Then why does your face look like you just won Miss Universe?” I lean closer to the screen. “Talk. Before I lose my patience.” Fiona bites her lip, then lifts her left hand toward the camera. There’s a ring. Classic round diamond, sitting on a white gold band, catching light from every angle. For the first few seconds, my brain refuses to compute. “Shiny,” Max breathes, impressed.

Raven said, nearly dropping the bowl she was carrying as she rushed to put it down on the counter and race over to take a closer look. I couldn’t help but beam as I showed off my ring. “It’s a promise ring,” I said, holding my hand out. “It’s gorgeous!” she said. “Wow, Ben! You sure have good taste. It’s perfect!” Ben mumbled his thanks as others overheard what was happening and came in to take a look. Melanie reached me first and gasped as she looked at it, too. “Ahh! So pretty! Congratulations!” she said, hugging me.

I blink my eyes. Although I know that it must be a fake diamond ring! But to guard Ziv's pride, I'll pretend not to know!

Brinda said hugging me tighter. I hugged them both back. "Your so welcome. He will never hurt either of you again." We're all crying now then Serene and Rachael come to join the hug. "Oh! The ring looks really nice." Brinda smiled. "It's just a promise ring for now." Bella took my hand and inspected the ring.

With a radiant smile, she interrupted the conversation, "Okay guys, The truth is that I didn't just ask you to come over for drinks. I have something absolutely amazing to share with you!" All eyes turned to Lexi, curiosity sparking in their gazes. Lexi's fingers trembled with anticipation as she pulled up the sleeves of the sweater she was wearing and held her hand out to them. On her finger was a shimmering ring, and she grinned, presenting it a cherished treasure. The diamond sparkled, catching the light in a breathtaking display of elegance. Gasps and delighted squeals filled the room as the ring caught the light, reflecting its dazzling brilliance. Beth clasped her hands to her chest, e

“Blake, if not now, when? You accomplished so much out on your own. Now think of what you will accomplish with the families’ backing. This family needs your leadership, and if my guess is right, this ring will bring untold power to you. You need to know when to grab it.” Blake looked at his grandfather and the ring box handed to him. He reluctantly accepted the box and opened it. Inside was a ring made of jade. It looked plain with no decorations or writings, giving Blake the impression of a wedding ring he had never received. He took the jade ring out of the box and looked closely at it. “Wow, it’s beautiful, brother,” Tabitha exclaimed as she looked at it. The jade ring sparkled and shimme

Blaze had he and I sitting next to each other instead of across from each other; rose petals were scattered everywhere. I glanced down at my ring as Blaze went back inside. Blaze knows me way too well. The ring's band was cobalt, and the center stone was sapphire like the color of Blaze's eyes. Six small diamonds surround the sapphire stone, and more diamonds along the band. My engagement ring was beyond gorgeous. Blaze returned with chilled wine, which he poured into our wine glasses, and strawberries and chocolate dip. Oh yes, I would rock Blaze's world tonight. No doubt about that.

“Something is off about this guy, how is he able to do that?” Gary, was skeptical at first of his friend's observation. He remained unconvinced that the ring in Liam's finger was blinking, as that was very impossible. "You're saying the ring is bonding with him already?" Gary expressed his shock at the idea. “I don't think so, he has only worn it for like three months, so it's impossible for the ring to bond with him already.” He added, his attention fixed on Liam's every move, his gaze tracing Liam's actions. As Liam maneuvered through the skirmish, Gary's eyes remained fixed on the ring, and to his surprise, the ring emitted a faint, subtle blue blinking light.

The footage played across a large screen. Damaged. Grainy. Pixels flickering. But clear enough. Aria watched her younger self argue with Victor. Saw the ring bounce down the steps. Saw the fall. Then she saw the third figure. A silhouette on the far side of the landing. Too distant to identify. But the silver watch caught the light. And the signet ring gleamed on the figure's hand. "Zoom in on the ring," Damien said. Vasquez enlarged the image. The crest became visible.