Tristan picked up a dark gold ring with a garnet set in it. The bottom of the gem was dark, and faded up into a blood red.

"Do you think she'd like this one? Adina likes champagne diamonds."

Ajax took one long look at it and nodded. "She would."

Gazing at the rings, he picked on with a whitish clear diamond and a golden band with white rose detailing. "Would Adina like this?"

Tristan shoved the ring in his pocket, and glanced at the demons choice.

"Yeah." He considered trying to talk with the demon more, but he didn't want to get in another argument with him.

Nodding, he took the ring and put it in his pocket, not saying anything.

Echo grabbed to slip on shoes with no heels, as she absolutely loathed those things, and walked out of the room, going to the ring room.

Adina randomly picked a dress, and went to pick a ring.

Tristan walked to the dress room, heading past the gowns to the racks of suits at the end of the room.

Ajax went to the suits, skimming through them to find something that he'd like. Not really caring, he grabbed a black and gold on, and then headed to the changing room to get it on.

Echo entered the ring room, and went to go find a ring for her betrothed. Her eyes saddened at the thought, and at the word. Betrothed.

She looked around before finally choosing one with a marble white and gold band, studded with white gems.

Tristan hated all the suits, but picked a simple white one, not bothering to see if it fit.

Adina stared at the rings, trying to guess what a demon would like. Finally she picked a simple dark metal wrong with a tiny dark red gem set in the middle.

Echo went to change into the dress, her eyes narrowing as she slipped it on.

It wasn't uncomfortable, but it wasn't the greatest thing to where either.

Adina tried on the dress she'd finally decided on. It had a tight bodice that was a creamy white with diamond stitched on, and a skirt that flowed out in waves, with crushed diamonds alrong the edges. It fit like a glove, and she smiled.

Tristan had gone back to the main part of the room, and sprawled on a couch, staring boredly at the floor.

Echo exited the dressing room and almost crashed into Ajax. He grabbed her by her shoulders to steady her, and she shot him a small thankful glance.

His breath caught in his throat as he saw how beautiful she looked. He had never seen her in a dress, always preferring baggy, hooded clothes.

He opened his complement her, but she shook her head and stepped around him. "We can't do this right now. You should wait for Adina."

She walked into the main room and sat down, pulling her knees up to her chin, careful not to rip the dress or something.