Agatha Harkness Necklace Novels & Stories

“No.” Everyone turned. His expression changed completely. “No no no.” Kai frowned. “What now?” He asked. Nathan slowly pointed. “The necklace.” Silence followed. Everyone looked back. The girl on the screen was wearing something around her neck. Small. Silver. A necklace. Amara’s breathing seized. Because it wasn’t just any necklace. It was another broken heart pendant. No. No no no. Amara grabbed her own necklace immediately. Then looked toward the little girl standing quietly beside the wall.

Agatha commanded Destiny. Destiny turned to face Blade and smiled sweetly at him, and as much as I wanted to be jealous, I knew something was off. And I was hoping it was off in a way that favored me. “Where did you get this necklace?” She asked in a soft voice. I gulped, waiting for whatever Blade would come up with. “From Zelda.” Hearing his voice was the only thing keeping me together at the moment. My eyes widened as Agatha roared. “What do you mean by Zelda?”

The Final Relic After a long silence, Sarah reached for the base of her neck. She unclasped a thin, unassuming silver chain. It was the diamond necklace Arthur had given her a decade ago—their "token of love." It wasn't worth millions like the pieces Victoria had seized, which is why the guards had overlooked it. To Sarah, it was no longer a symbol of devotion; it was a shackle. She pulled on a face mask to hide her gaunt features, gripped the necklace in her palm, and walked out of the empty house.

Something rattled inside, startling me. Once I calmed down. I looked inside to see what the mystery item was. Maybe it was a clue to Agatha’s whereabouts. I couldn’t see anything, so I tipped the enormous pot onto its side. For the original potion, Agatha asked for an item that once belonged to my mom but was now mine. All I could think of was the gold necklace my mom gave me on my last birthday. It was a delicate heart with my initials on it. She said her mom gave her one just like it on her 17th birthday. She wanted to start her own tradition.

"What did he get me?" Sienna replied, "My friend just told me she was at a foreign boutique when Stanley ordered this necklace for you—the ruby and diamond necklace from AIber, the one everyone's been talking about!" Jessica's eyes sparkled. She had been eyeing that ruby and diamond necklace for ages. She couldn't believe Stanley had actually bought it for her. It was truly a huge surprise! Benny and the other rich heirs chuckled. "Jessica, no doubt Stanley bought it for you." "Mr. Hawk really is romantic, isn't he? Even when he's abroad, he still remembers to bring you a gift."

I stepped close, my fingers brushing against the warm, soft skin of her neck as I carefully wrapped the heavy chain around her throat and fastened the secure silver clasp. "This necklace is magical, Lillian," I whispered near her ear, my voice deep and incredibly serious. "It has been passed down through the Alphas of my bloodline for generations. It carries an ancient, defensive charm. I need you to promise me that you will never lose it, and that you will never take it off tonight. It is bound to protect you and help you when you least expect it." Lillian reached up, her delicate fingers gently tracing the intricate silver patterns and the cold, glowing blue stone resting against her colla

Violent whispers echoed faintly somewhere in the distance. Hundreds of voices. Crying. Begging. Screaming. Elena’s face paled instantly. “The necklace remembers everything,” the woman whispered softly. “Blood. Betrayal. Death.” The silver chain around Elena’s neck suddenly pulsed hot against her skin. She gasped sharply. “Why can’t I take it off?” The woman looked at her sadly. “Because it no longer belongs to the dead.” The whispers grew louder. The floating ruins above them suddenly cracked violently.

The Frostfang blade still lay where I had found it, half-buried in moss near the old watchtower. But now a second object rested beside it, a stone disk etched with a sigil older than either of their clans. The moment my fingers brushed it, it hummed with a heat that traveled through my veins, settling behind his ribs like a pulse out of time. I didn’t know what it was. Only had a feeling that Kaela would. She met me in the shrine again, summoned by the tug of the bond and the scent of my magic on the wind. When she came through the clearing my eyes locked onto her immediately. I walked towards her with the disk in my hand. “What is this?” said asked.

- She sighs and then agrees. ______________ DIMITRII!!! She-she Exclaims calling him-Take the pistol. - He agrees and then in a matter of seconds returns with a strange electronic gun. "Give me your arm." I look at it with an expression of astonishment. - Calm down little fighter girl, that's not a big deal, it's just a tracker with a wire, it'll be under your first skin, so we'll know where you are at all times. - Through a loud sound "CLACK!" I let out a muffled cry as the gun injects the device into my flesh, but I stop myself as I feel worse pain, Katerina laughs at my pain and then releases me to walk with Dimitri around the base.

Jayden said. “So, you'll be here in a few days then?” She asked. “Yep, I have something I think you took from Gage I want Max and his people to look at.” “What?” She asked. “A necklace, do you remember it?” He asked. “Oh yeah when he tried to bite me, I pulled it off.” “Ah okay, well after they are done with it it's yours to keep.” Jade smiled and looked over at Garrett. “Let me talk to Garrett again, go enjoy yourself but please stay close to the castle.” He asked.