Alice Twilight Necklace Novels & Stories

My servant was anxious to tell me that Orora didn't want to see me at all. "Alright, let's visit her then!" I swam back to my throne and took something from my precious treasure box. As I glanced at the red pearl necklace in my palm, a smile appeared on my lips. Orora had been asking me for this trinket. I also took a pair of sapphire pearl earrings, white pearl bracelets, and Demeter's favorite, my dagger with tiny diamond designs. "Let's go!" Before my servant could say something, we already appeared in front of the witches' coven. The first witch who greeted me was no other than their high witch, Victoria, and my brother Collen in his tiger form.

“Please, the esteemed Kayla Sterling, accept these symbols of your new role. And thus, accept Alpha Nicholas Reynolds, Alpha of Nightshade pack, as your mate.” I stared at the sparkling items in the tray, my eyes widening slightly. The necklace was exquisite—a delicate chain holding a crescent moon pendant encrusted with tiny diamonds and centered with a luminous moonstone. The ring matched perfectly, its band engraved with ancient runes. I looked up, meeting the expectant gaze of the Elder, the curious stares of the crowd, and the intense amber eyes of Nicholas. Everyone was waiting. All I had to do was accept the jewelry, let Nicholas put it on me, and then…

Concerned. “I’m okay,” I lied. I walked to the far wall. Leaned against it. Breathed through my nose. “Just… keep looking.” Seraphine kept moving. Her flashlight swept the floor. Stopped. “Wait.” She knelt. Picked something up. Held it out. A small silver necklace. Alice’s. The one with the tiny star charm. The one she never took off. My knees buckled. Cain caught me before I hit the ground. His arms wrapped around me. Strong. Warm. I clutched the necklace. The chain felt cold against my palm.

"I must have misspoken. I'm just tired." Alice stared at me for a moment, trying to read my expression, but when she found nothing but my usual compliant look, she let it go. Her eyes quickly began to wander around my bedroom, scanning my vanity table, my open wardrobe, and the jewelry boxes sitting near my mirror. "So..." Alice purred, standing up and walking over to my vanity. She picked up a delicate silver necklace adorned with sapphire stones—a gift my father had given me for my eighteenth birthday. "Since you're going to the frozen North... you won't really need all of these heavy dresses and jewelry, right? I mean, the Lycan territory is practically a wasteland. It would be such a sha

All the girls look beautiful in their own right. "This is for you queen Thea" the assistant bought a box and presented it to Thea. Thea looked at the red velvet box with surprise and opened it curiously. She gasped with surprise when she found a pair of diamond-studded earrings and a matching diamond pendant inside it. "Beautiful," Ophelia said with aww. "Ya," Thea agreed. She tentatively picked up the pendant and fastened it around her neck. It sits beautifully on her collar bone.

"And now I see you. You are the wolf from my mind." Cael kissed her. A slow kiss, full of silent promises. There was no hurry. There was no fear. Only two hearts recognizing each other after an eternity. "I want to show you something," he said, taking her hand and leading her to the closet. Aurora followed, curious. He opened a drawer and took out a simple necklace with a moonstone at its center, wrapped in worked silver. "This necklace belonged to my mother. She was from the lineage of the ancient Luna. It was passed to me when I became Alpha. And now... it is yours."

Snap out of this, Ares! You're the Alpha of The Blood Moon Pack bit some horny teenager! I quickly took out her hair, faking it over the necklace and over her shoulders to her back then I looked at the mirror. The necklace was the perfect last fit to her look. The orange swan was the exact same shade of her hair and I knew Lana had selected the right one. "Thank you." Alora whispered, her slender fingers brushing against the swan as she kept her gaze locked on mine through the mirror and I nodded, stepping away from her to look down at my watch.

Kingston said and Alice frowned “I want us to be together,,forever like you too but not now,,I don’t want to loose you. We have to break the curse first,,only then,,,,,we will be together forever” Kingston said “I,,don’t understand what you’re talking about,,are you leaving me?” Alice asked “I will never do that” Kingston replied and brought out a case. He opened it and two diamond necklace glowed immediately,,it’s a matching necklace of two hearts which are separate. One necklace have half of it and the other necklace with the other half,,

Clearly done with the mess between her two friends, she did not even bother to say goodbye before bouncing out of the scene. Unaffected, Tina produced a bottle of alcohol from her purse and carefully repositioned the necklace she was wearing to rub at her soiled collar. She looked at the accessory. She's had that necklace since she was a child and rarely took it off. It was a cylindrical violet crystal that was almost transparent, roughly the size of a thumb. Her parents had given it to her as a baby, apparently after consultation from a witch.

"I asked you to find the missing necklace. Not to talk about something irrelevant. Now go to my room and see what you can find there." Nightroe hissed. His attention in an instant left Alina's body, which looked quite hurried. That necklace is precious .... It was true. Someone was wearing it while saving him from a deadly event. Slightly understanding the presence of a woman, Nightroe could not see exactly what the woman looked like. Only the rubby pendant with a blood-red color was trapped until this moment, and no matter how many years passed... Nightroe still did not want to lose that precious necklace. Just as he had almost made an enormous mistake. A mistake that ....