Alice Twilight Necklace Novels & Stories

Of course, I didn’t mean to make a homeless woman cry but at least it showed me she was just as human as everyone else that passed us by. In response to what I had said to her, Shelia pulled something off from around her neck and put it around mine. An old rope necklace with a large pendant. It was beyond the description of uniquely beautiful. The large tear dropped shaped amethyst stone encased in a peculiar metal that swirled around it like vines and leaves. I told her that I couldn’t accept anything like this from her but she insisted, and also insisted that I was never to take it off because it would not only help me where I needed it but protect me when I’m scared as well.

Chapter 55 Astrid’s POV The sunlight slipped through the curtains in lazy gold lines, scattering across Talia’s living room. I sat on the edge of her couch, staring at the small black box she held between her fingers like it was something sacred. Talia grinned, flipping it open. “So? What do you think?” Inside sat a delicate silver necklace–gleaming, with a tiny diamond pendant that caught the light like it was alive. It was beautiful. I frowned slightly. “Who’s it from?”

The necklace accentuated her beauty and added a touch of elegance to her already captivating presence. "See? You look like a queen already." She bit her lip, looking down at the necklace in awe. "I can't believe you got me something so beautiful." "You just deserve all the beautiful things in the world," I replied, smiling at her. "And this necklace is just a…" I paused, narrowing my eyes as I reached out to touch the heart pendant. I swiped my thumb across the smooth surface, saying, "How come?" Aliyah looked at me straight in the eyes, and she gasped as she sensed what I was thinking. "How come you are not affected by silver?" She finished my sentence. "Aren't you supposed to feel weak aro

Fifty million. He said it like a number could make up for everything. The Beta opened the velvet box. Inside was a necklace of healing gemstones, each one glowing with a faint silver-blue light. "This is the Alpha's compensation." He hesitated. "The Alpha also said... he asks that the Luna stop targeting Miss Vivienne." I stared at the necklace. The Beta had the sense to set the box on the nightstand and leave. I sat holding that necklace for a long time. Finally, I placed it back in the box and closed the lid.

Great, another person who doesn't want to follow my rules. "You have the Alpha's necklace around your neck, don't you? So why is it still glowing even if you have it?" Twila asked, mild curiosity forming on her features. The girl was in love with doomed romances and dramas alike. A hopeless romantic in a hopeless world. It was rather fitting, seeing as she was well over a hundred and still not mated. One would grow lonely over the years.

He really wanted to live a normal life and feel something that didn't keep him from having to exert himself. They were silent again, until suddenly the necklace that was being worn by Alice gave off a light. All eyes were on Alice's necklace. Xander immediately looked up, it was unusual for the necklace to emit light without signaling to him. Xander also looked at Logan's bracelet, but it gave no light at all. Only the necklace he gave Alice, only the necklace that suddenly shone. However it was not long, his light immediately disappeared.

“I can’t wait to take you back to the kingdom with me, to start the rest of our lives together, start a family…” I followed his gaze as he trailed off, reaching for something inside his pocket. Then he pulled out a small, velvet box. He opened it, revealing a breathtaking silver necklace with a green, shining gem in the center. It carried a great source of energy—I could immediately sense it. What was he planning to do with it? “This necklace once belonged to my mother,” Alaric spoke, carefully picking up the piece of jewelry. “She gave it to me before she passed. It’s passed down through generations and carries the power of the Moon Goddess herself.”

It was a dazzling piece, the gemstone emitting a mesmerizing, ethereal glow as if it held secrets of centuries past. Hera's eyes widened with shock as she uncovered the necklace. It was a piece she hadn't seen in many years, and the sight of it brought a flood of memories rushing back. She delicately lifted the necklace from its resting place, feeling the cool weight of the emerald against her fingertips. It was a family heirloom, a symbol of her lineage's power and prestige. As she held the necklace, her thoughts drifted to the events that had transpired since her return from the forbidden forest. The alliance between vampires and werewolves had become the focal point of her life, and her r

A silver heart-shaped necklace with white gems hung from her neck, accompanied by her silver wristwatch and silver ring with a ruby in the center, a ruby believed to protect the wearer from evil. The two then made to leave the room when a thought popped into Alexa’s mind. “So exactly what are you doing here?” she questioned “Are you complaining?” Jayden questioned in return “No, of course not, I am just wondering.” They made their way out the door and toward the wooden stairs. “Isn’t it obvious? I’m your birthday present, or would it have been more obvious if I had been in a gift-wrapped box?” She grinned.

The necklace had a love-shaped pendant, and it looked intricate. The woman felt a sense of familiarity from it. She turned it around to look at it and found a hidden button on the side. She gently pressed it, and the pendant opened. Noah said in surprise, "Hey, look at that! Unfortunately, half of the picture is destroyed by the water." He added, "The woman in the picture is you. Are you Lucy Everhart?" Lucy looked at the necklace blankly. After a long while, she answered, "I-I guess so."