Alice Twilight Necklace Novels & Stories

Crossing her arms, she sneered, "Then why didn't you just forget to come?" That was the necklace Alice had set her eyes on while shopping in Berlin. It was because of that necklace that Neil Davis got acquainted with her, Neil Davis found her interesting, and Neil Davis, an extraordinary businessman, also attracted her. Meeting up tonight and going to the hotel room after dinner was a matter of course. Unexpectedly, it was ruined by an assistant!

he boomed, taking a little step my way, I took another step back, trying to keep the distance that was between us “well I asked you a question too!!!” I tried over and over again to redo the spell to reign in my scent but I was too panicked at this point to do that. He looked at me long and hard before he let out a sigh. “you left this” he said, stretching his hands towards me. In his hand was the necklace he had given to me when we were thirteen. I snorted, looking away from it like it did not mean anything. “you should have thrown it away. It does not seem worth it to come here for” I watched as something passed across his face, it was gone before I could even mention what emotions had pa

His face turned incredibly unsightly. Lily gouged me with a venomously wicked glare, pointing directly at the moonstone necklace resting against my collarbone as she shrieked at the top of her lungs, “Selena, how did you sneak your way in here? You came to cause trouble, didn’t you? You... how dare you wear that necklace!” Her voice blasted through the hall, instantly capturing the attention of every single werewolf present at the banquet. “Is that necklace the Tears of the Moon Goddess that the Alpha searched the entire Great North to find? Today is the Luna’s very first official appearance before outsiders—is she trying to humiliate the Luna on purpose?”

I got the hint and looked down knowing that he had seen my look just now, and that he wasn’t happy” The Alpha noted the exchange and when I looked back up he smiled at me with sympathy. The alpha turned back to Colton “Do you have the bond intention gift?” and Colton nodded. He pulled out a black velvet box from his pocket and opened it. He turned it to face me and I couldn’t help the gasp. Inside on the black material was a delicate silver chain and a circular pendant with a black flat surface around a silver crescent moon. To finish it there were tiny diamonds set into the black to look like stars. I knew of course that it wasn’t real silver but a silver compound that gave the impression o

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

Then I pushed off and walked toward the mirror. My reflection stared back at me. Still unfamiliar. Still… distant. But now Stronger. There was something in my eyes that hadn’t been there before. Clarity. Purpose. I reached up slowly and touched the necklace resting against my collarbone. Silver. Delicate. Meaningless. "Silas gave you that." Nora’s voice echoed faintly in my memory. I stared at it for a second longer. Then unclasped it. The chain slipped into my palm, light and insignificant.

Massimo said and Alice felt the blush rise to her face, still unaccustomed to receiving those sweet smiles and pampering from him again “If my wife liked it, then you can pack this and all the others we've seen so far…” “I think this will be enough…” Alice interrupted him, getting up from her chair with a nervous smile, while her hands even shook as they tried to open the latch on the necklace “I mean, the necklace is beautiful, but I already bought some jewelry recently.” she lied, trying to hand the orange diamond back to the attendant “I don’t need any more. So, we'll just take the bracelet that my daughter liked, please.”

In the center of the crowd stood two familiar figures. My mate, Alpha Kael Draven. And Lyra. I watched as Kael fastened a delicate emerald necklace which glowed under the lights around her neck and my chest tightened instantly. That bastard, wasn’t that the necklace he had told me he ordered for me three months ago on my birthday? The one that was yet to come because apparently it was a rare custom piece from the Crescent Jewel House. Now he was placing that same necklace around another woman’s neck. Lyra lifted her chin proudly as the room erupted into applause. She looked so radiant. When last had I even been this happy?

Alex couldn’t be bothered to deal with this shrew. Instead, he looked at Lady Dorothy and said, "Dorothy, I told you I am not who I used to be. Now I can protect you and everyone around me. The Love in a Fallen City necklace inside of this jewelry box is the proof! L.G. Balfour only had one Love in a Fallen City necklace, the only one in the world, which is exactly the one I bought, the rest are fake!" "Also, I retrieved our wedding ring, and it's in this box."

With a deep sigh, Alice emerged from the blanket, and her attention was suddenly captivated by a beautifully adorned gift box. Walking to the table, she picked it up, expressing confusion with her gaze. "What is this?" Alice pondered for a moment before deciding to untie the ribbon. As the ribbon came undone and she opened the gift box, Alice's eyes widened in surprise. Nestled inside was an exquisite piece of jewelry, a delicate necklace adorned with a pendant shaped like a tiny heart. The silver chain sparkled in the morning light streaming through the window. Alice, taken aback, swallowed in surprise at the sight of the necklace. Her bewilderment increased when she noticed a small blue ri