Novel & Cerita Are The Diamonds Sisters

Not today anyway. Ogling him wouldn't make him go away, and I had no interest in confronting him regarding why he'd asked about me. So, I went back to my dressing station and began to reapply the heavy makeup that I hoped hid my identity. It might not actually do the trick, but I'd convinced myself that I was a different person when I caked it on. Nikki Wilson wasn't the girl on that stage taking off her clothes for strangers; Diamond was. And Diamond was edgy, strong, a force to be reckoned with. She had gumption, determination. Her give-a-fuck didn't even register. The second the first beat played through the speakers, Nikki became Diamond, and Diamond owned that stage.

It was a five-star hotel with all the service a person could ever need, golden furniture here and there. Emma had her legs crossed as she leaned into a chair, laughing at a reality show she had been watching in the hotel. Becoming desperate of not seeing both Starr and Christopher happy, she had dug deep into Starr’s life. Meeting Starr had made her desperate. It pissed her off that Starr was so confident and sure of herself. She hated her guts.

It was noticeable even to me, who was here for only a week. In addition to Lane and Venira, about thirty people with a dark gift lived on the estate, among whom were both adults and children. They teamed up with only one goal: to destroy the artifact that suppresses the darkness in women. Caroline Lint, who was the head of this small community of the dark ones, who called themselves the Sisters of Darkness, ran everything here.

Drusila says. She doesn't have to tell me. I realized it the second my wolf, Aiden, came with the news after requesting an abrupt advert break. Those Diamond devils are at work again. It's been months since I heard from them. The last time I encountered the witch sisters, Bessie Diamond gave me a leg injury from hell. I turn to face her, not having the words to say she's right. I want her to be so wrong, but she's not. They've sworn to ruin me for as long as they exist.

I wanted to melt into the ground from how awkward everything was. "Sister!" My older sister wrapped her arms around me, squeezing me tightly. "It has been so long since we've talked!" Yes, because you don't care enough to text or call. I forced a smile. "Let me see the ice." She gave me a knowing look, a bright smile on her face as she held out her hand to me. The huge diamond on her finger practically shone as the light hit it. "Wow," I exhaled. "It's beautiful."

Watching them all now gathered around Bishop and his son, I couldn’t help to wish that our parents were here to witness this, but I knew in my heart that they were looking down at us with their own happiness of finally being together, and that they would forever be watching over us, from the heavens above. My hand at that moment moved to my neck, but it came up empty, and I found an emptiness in my heart now that the moonstone was destroyed. After finding out that it belonged to my mother, I had felt comfort in wearing it, knowing that I always had a piece of her with me. But now that it was gone, I had nothing left of my mother’s to hold onto, and my heart ached with its loss.

"Well, you're going to love Chicago. I promise you. I've been to campus too already. It is an absolute dream, Hailee. Everything you need is a walk away." I smile as Dean rambles on about the campus. In the midst of leaving my family behind, at least I have him. I haven't heard from Lisa or said anything since our last conversation. She's been deliberately ignoring me these past few months and it hurts me that we've moved apart and that she won't tell me what the problem is. Honestly, I could guess what the root of it is. But I never forgot about her. Hopefully one day she'll come around. I'm glad Halsey is speaking to me again. Leaving knowing my sister wants nothing to do with me would hav

I couldn't recognize familiar streets. With help from the police, I stumbled my way home, exhausted and disoriented. By nightfall, I finally reached the house. The wind bit into me as I stood shivering outside, only to find that the lock no longer recognized my fingerprints. I couldn't get in. Through the window, I could hear them laughing. "Do you like your gift?" "This ring is beautiful. A pink diamond—how expensive is it?" "I saw it at an auction and thought you'd love it. The cost doesn't matter. As long as it makes you happy."

She was Andrew Kentworthy’s sister-in-law! “Eyes on the couple, please,” Andrew announced, his hand pointing to Carlos and Kate. The couple was found chuckling. Kate was in Carlos’ arms, blushing, and The Devil was more than proud of Andrew’s, his chin raising in acknowledgment. “That’s Kate Wright, my wife’s younger sister. An Heiress to the Wright Diamond Corporation in the US, the same company that owns the Diamond Hotels, including one in London." “If you want to know more about The Devil’s inspiration during his games, watch tomorrow’s exclusive interview at KNW Lifestyle Media’s afternoon show. I expect everyone to boost my network’s ratings tomorrow.”

It actually warmed my heart that he loved his sister so much. Losing Diamond was painful, but I had no choice than to let her go. "I've called Alex, and we are going to meet up tomorrow for a proper discussion before handing diamond to him," Julian informed me, the moment I stepped into the room. I nodded with a sigh. "She doesn't love us, Julian. Diamond is cold hearted, and I agree with you. We can't fight anymore." Dinner "Mommy, why is diamond not downstairs for dinner? Why has she been acting up lately? I tried talking to her, and she yelled at me earlier," Daisy asked in a very sad voice.