ManyWriters

I am the top jewelry designer in the country.
For our wedding, I designed a pair of rings called "Forever Promise" that told the story of my decade-long love with Caelan, becoming a beautiful industry fairy tale.
Hospital regulations prohibit doctors from wearing rings during work hours.
So Caelan made a habit of always wearing our wedding ring on his chest.
He said it was as if I lived on his heart.
Later, his first love slipped a plain ring onto his finger.
He couldn't bear to take it off even while working.
I finally understood that my carefully designed ring was no match for her simple band.
His ring finger had always been reserved for someone else.

I Am a Jewelry Designer, Yet He Only Loves a Plain Ring

Because it's written clearly in his diary.


From college to Nolan's return home, every word tells the story of the regret of separation and the joy of reunion.


Nolan is about to leave, and she broke up with me. I'm so sad, but she needs to go abroad for medical treatment, and I can't stop her. Actually, as long as she's healthy and happy, that's all that matters.


We had our last meal together, and she cried. It broke my heart. I wanted to tell her we shouldn't break up, but we've only been together for six months, and we're still so young. I don't want to hold her back, but I promised her that my ring finger would always belong to her.


School has started, but Nolan isn't here anymore. I'm really suffering.


That new girl's smile reminds me a bit of Nolan. She doesn't seem to talk much.


Chapter 9