Anakin Gives Padme Necklace Novels & Stories

My vision blurred, and blood filled my mouth. "You'll regret this, Kylo! You're going to destroy the Winston family yourself!" I turned my head and spat out blood, then grabbed Nora's raised wrist and twisted it hard in the opposite direction. A sharp crack echoed. She screamed in pain. Her dislocated wrist hung limp in the air. Kylo strode over to her side, his eyes red with disbelief that I'd actually fought back. My watch buzzed with a call from Mom. I answered on speaker, and her voice sounded urgent. "Eleanor, you said you had a surprise for me today. Why aren't you here yet?"

Aston then looked at Hailey affectionately and said, "Don't be upset anymore, Hailey. I'll take you out to celebrate your birthday and make it up to you, alright?" Hailey buried her face into Aston's neck in an aggrieved manner. Then, they walked out of the house without another backward glance at me. My peanut allergy, coupled with the discomfort from my pregnancy, was making me see black spots in my vision now. I bore with the discomfort and took off all of my jewelry. I handed my jewelry to the lead creditor. "This is all I have on me. I will sign a guarantee with you and make sure that you get every penny back!"

But I was losing hope already, I could only watch as they were all busy stripping off the shield from his damaged body. You promised me...I fucking love you... "...my queen..." It wasn't until Maven was in front of me then I realize, that he was calling me to assist him. "He promised...he fucking promised me..." my body shook with great sadness, which was slowly fading when Sabina touched my hand. I could see that she was absorbing my sadness. She was suddenly teary, but she nodded to Maven. "My queen, please follow me." I slowly got up when I felt nothing, my sadness was gone but nothing else was replacing it. It was just an empty feeling on nothingness.

“But you knew… you knew this entire time that–that–” “Yes,” Antony says calmly, but his voice shakes. He makes no moves to close the distance between him and his mate. He only stands there, inches from Maddox. “I tried to return it months ago. It was why we needed to come back to Maatua so early, Poppy. But the heirloom, the diadem my ancestors turned into a necklace… it wasn’t here.” “Who would have taken it?” Maddox asks, his voice a cool, icy echo in the room. Lightning flashes through the window, lighting up the space with blue and silver.

She paused, realizing the necklace had been with her all this time. Lina took it off and held it in her hand, feeling as if she could sense Zuko's warmth. "Cuz, this necklace is very pretty." Renee smiled. Girls were always interested in shiny things. Lina told her, "Zuko gave it to me." "Is it a diamond?" Renee asked, envious. "Can I touch it?"

“I didn't receive notice of any package for you. Nobody was permitted into your office either.” I took the box from her. There was no card to hint who it was from. But it carried a scent. A scent I could recognize even in my sleep. “I'll go check with the security.” Annie left the office. I opened the box carefully, oddly anticipating to see its content. It was a necklace. No. Not a necklace. Rather a pendant that was oddly shaped. It had a red ruby that shined brightly. This was an artifact, a rare ancient Lunara artifact.

I'm begging you, please don't let all my efforts be in vain. Romelius hesitated after hearing her heartfelt plea. However, he had already brought the necklace over. Returning now would make it seem like a publicity stunt. Romelius disliked this kind of attention-seeking behavior. Now, he was caught in a dilemma. Coincidentally, Lana was sitting next to Mandy. She was examining the jewelry pieces she had received earlier. Romelius had an idea. He handed the aquamarine necklace to Lana and said, "Here, now you have the complete set!"

Taking out the ring and necklace Kingston had given her to transfer them into the black box containing the feather handed over yesterday. “Sister Panda, that is Daddy’s wing feather....” Pandora hadn’t expected Aceli to keep watching her every move. She stood frozen for a long time, pondering the ambiguous statement that had come from Aceli’s lips. The little girl might not have realized what she’d said, might have just blurted it out, but Pandora sensed that something repeated over and over was a special kind of knowledge. Aceli was holding onto something she didn’t even know herself.

I affirm that it is indeed the truth. But my girls refuse to settle for anything less than their destined mates, no matter how long it takes for them to show up. Witnessing their brothers' happiness has only strengthened this desire within them to experience that same joy themselves. As I glanced over, my gaze met with the beautiful Queen. She wore the necklace with the transparent stone around her neck. The gift from her grandmothers-in-law, Luna Luciana and Queen Rhea. I shed a tear when Harad solemnly placed the precious jewelry around her neck during the crowning ceremony.

"What, didn't learn your lesson last time? Gonna break Neutral Zone law again? Risk exile?" Caden flicked his ear, bored. "Ugly fur. Lame build. Wolves like you are an embarrassment." He raised his foot again—but Mack twisted and bolted. Not before swiping something off the ground. My necklace. The necklace with Lunara Tear. The one I'd smashed into his drink at Lunara Estate. Caden lunged to chase. I grabbed his arm. "Let it go." "But that necklace—" I waved him off. "Dollar store trash. Couple bucks, tops."