Aquamarine Book Novels & Stories

At least with Amaris, he can hide me using his magic. We rode to his giant crow to reach Kuu's cave. The morning view of the ocean was more spectacular than at night. The dark ocean glimmers with the morning sun. I could see groups of dolphins playfully jumping out the water. I wonder if they have mermaids here too. I wanna ask Amaris but he seemed so serious ever since we left his cabin. He appears to be in deep thoughts and I guess it's all about his weird memories. I'll just ask him sometime when I get the chance. But I doubt it. Probably everything will change once we figure out what is really written in that journal.

he asked, "This is my fave." I remembered Alpha Magnus mentionning that yesterday. I glanced at the keychain he gave me. If I’m not mistaken, it was a character named called Remus Lupin? I was on the verge of throwing it in the trash can, but not Louisa thretening me that she will stop doing my work if I will continue throwing it. Almiro left us and returned with some food on his hand and some popcorn, “I heard eating would add excitement when watching,” Gusev grinned, “Yes, that is so nice of you Almiro! I knew I could depend on you!”

However, Ahmya never once raised her board to bid, she just watched, that annoyingly sweet smile never leaving her lips. "The second to the last item of tonight! Aquamarine necklace, it is a 20 carat Aquamarine gemstone with an 18 inches 20 carat gold chain. Starting bid is 35 million," the host said. It was quiet for a while before the crowd started raising their boards. "35.5 million!" "36 million!" "40 million!" "42 million!" "45 million!" "50 million!!" "Number 4, 50 million! Any other bids?" The host asked the crowd. Number 4, who was the woman named Momo Suzuki smiled smugly, not until Ahmya Yamato raised her board.

Ok, let's come back to the present, I guess you now understand mom's reason for calling me Demian, a name that rhymes with a demon. Well, it's true, I'm Damian, a hybrid of mom a beautiful human lady, and Dad, a seductive Akwa-being, and a Sea King, I guess that made me an Aqua-prince, and yes this is the story of my life.

She takes the foreign object out of her mouth and looks at it. For god's sake! It is a beautiful silver hoop adorned with a light blue stone! “Oh, my God!” Harper puts his hand to his mouth to stifle a cry. “Daniel...” When she gazes at him, he lies to the side of his chair, his right knee on the floor. “It's aquamarine,” Daniel says, pointing to the ring stone. “I read an article on the internet, where it said that people born in the month of March, should wear an aquamarine gem in their engagement ring, because it represents...”

She kept thinking back to last month when her parents had celebrated her twenty-sixth birthday. They had carefully planned every detail of the party: floral arrangements, balloons, creating a dreamy atmosphere. She wore a custom black satin gown with a delicate strap and 3D white feathers adorning it. One of her gifts that night was a set of jewelry with aquamarine gems, the same color as her eyes—a necklace, along with a pair of platinum earrings set with diamonds and pear-shaped aquamarine stones. Her mother had fastened the necklace for her, saying, “Aquamarine is the birthstone for March, a symbol of youth, health, and optimism. I hope your life will be filled with the same.”

I slid the small box toward Heather. “For you tomorrow.” She smiled, knowing what the box would contain. She gasped as she lifted the beautiful dark aquamarine and diamond earrings from the box, the blue- green of the stones glittering brightly in the light, the clarity of the diamonds adding to the brilliance. Untreated aquamarines had always been her favorite stone, because they reminded her of her eyes, the unique color she had inherited from me. She loved the play of blue and green swirling together. The style was long and playful, suiting her personality.

She was thin, black and dark skin, with dreadlocks, golden earrings, and a dress made of striped capulana. — My wife, Lakayna! — Broom grabbed her around the waist. Lakayna was Broom's wife. They both wore a ring with an aquamarine stone. It was blue in color like the sea. It was said to symbolize a happy marriage and wealth. It was considered a talisman for sailors. The blue of aquamarine symbolized happiness and youth. In times they said that its origin was the treasure chest of the mermaids and it had powers when immersed in water hit by the sun.

She recovered from the last attack, but I have no idea what would happen with her being scared and emotional. “They will find her,” Kari says to me. “I know I just worry,” I told her. She leans up and kisses my cheek. I wrap my arm around her waist and pull her close to me. While I feel bad that her first mate rejected her, I am glad he did. She is mine, and I don’t have any plans of letting her go. I text the twins and tell them to look around the waterfall. Emerald always had this weird fascination with water. They reply with thanks and that they are headed there now. I am sure everything will be fine. Kari and I join the others in the main room.

I eagerly reached for the cup, and 'cup' was a dull title for the extravagantly jewel-encrusted golden goblet that he had set out. "Allow me to pour it for you, Mara," he offered gallantly. I gave him a small smile and handed him the cup. Expertly, he poured the amber liquid until it filled the cup to the brim before taking a healthy sip of it and handing it to me. Dubiously, I looked down at the goblet before taking just as big of a gulp as he did. The flavor burst over my tongue before sliding down the back of my throat, leaving fire in its wake. Sputtering and coughing, I handed the cup back to him before I spilled it.