Yes/Chad/Make love to her once more, then research the ring
You kiss your mother back, more passionately, as you pull her onto the bed with you. You make slow, gentle love to your mother for and hour or so, giving her multiple orgasms before you finally decide she's had too much and cum deep inside her. Worn out, she falls to sleep very quickly, while you don't feel very tired at all. You carefully get out of the be so as not to disturb her, and go to your room to use your computer. You could use your mother's, but you know yours better.
You lock the doors and windows after you get into the room, feeling a little paranoid. You sit at your computer, and take the ring off to get a better look at it. You turn on the desk lamp for more light, and scrutinize the ring. With some of your newfound skills at observation, and likely other things, you are able to make out some details you were not able to before. You can tell that the silver metal is, in fact, platinum, and the gold is . . . well . . . gold. You find that you can now read the writing. اسأل وأنه يجب أن أقول اسمي. نعم is Arabic for: Ask a question and they must say my name. Yes. The ring told you what it did, you just couldn't understand the language. It also appears that the ring has a name . . . and that name is Yes. That should make researching it easier. You put the ring back on your finger.
You start with Google and Wikipedia, of course, but soon find yourself pouring through sites you didn't even know existed with the skill of a seasoned reporter. There isn't anything out there that you can find on the ring based on it's name or appearance; but you do find an old reference to a ring that was reported to have a similar ability in some nearly forgotten ancient religious text. It is a report about an emissary from Djinnistan, the realm of the djinn, that brought a gift to King Solomon. The ring was not named, but it was said that none save Allah could refuse any request made by the wearer of the ring. King Solomon felt that the ring was too powerful for any man to use, and sealed it away. It doesn't go into detail on how or where he sealed it away, nor what happened to it thereafter. It is logical to assume that it is the same ring, but it isn't 100%. It will have to do for now. There is a good chance that there just isn't that much information on the ring.
You yawn and stretch a little. It's already two in the morning, and you have school tomorrow. You should get to sleep.
Where do you spend the night?