For years, Maria wondered why her husband never wore his wedding ring. He’d smile and say, “It’s us that matters—not the ring.” Still, the question lingered.
After his passing, Maria found the ring tucked away in a drawer with a note:
“I kept it safe. Our love was never in the ring, but in every moment we shared. You were always the promise.”
With tears in her eyes, Maria placed the ring on her finger and whispered, “Now I’ll wear it for both of us.”
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