Bloodstone Who Has The Last Laugh Novelas e Histórias

“Hahaha! The one who made it to the end is actually Mr. Terran! Mr. Terran truly loves Harmonia!” “FMYL, you've got to be more determined! It's the last piece of stone, and the live broadcast is about to end. Why aren't you making a move? Hurry up and make a final push!” “A final push? He can’t push anymore. It has already exceeded ten digits! What's the use of pushing now?” After the last piece of stone was sold out instantly, Absalom remained in the top spot. Dimas looked at Harmonia and asked softly, “Is it over?”

I said and she began to pat my back, but her touch only made me mad and sad, she disgusted me, but I couldn't react, I just let her do her thing. “What are we gonna do now?” Sheila said sadly. “Well, we wait, till they find us worthy again, but at least, even though we lost both moonstones, I kinda have a shortcut to getting both back in no time,” I said and she raised an eyebrow at me. “You do?” she asked. “Yes, I do,” I answered with a smile, Caleb had won this time around, but he'd shown me more cards for me to deal with. “Care to share?” she said as she left my side and went back to her knitting.

"You ripped it out. You chose the dirt. You chose to rot like a human instead of reigning as a Sovereign. Look at you. You’re leaking your life into the dust, and for what? For a boy who can’t even look at your scars without trembling?" "I chose to be the one who decides when my story ends," Sofia whispered, her fingers fumbling on the cold floor. Her hand brushed the discarded Heartstone. The gem was dull, a matte grey pebble that looked like a dead coal, but deep within its fractured core, a single, stubborn spark of sapphire-jade remained. It was a dying ember, the last of the Triple-Blood's light, refusing to go out. "You spent a century building a machine out of people’s souls. I’m just

"Tsk. You've been with me for ages. How could you not tell jewelry apart? Or is being poor just something that stuck to you for good?" Blake's words landed without mercy, but his hand tightened around his wrist, pulling her into his arms. He wrapped an arm around her waist and continued, "This is natural violet jadeite from Sithora. The main stone is deep green, framed with diamonds. You really have no eye for this, do you?" Sasha lowered her gaze, lashes trembling. Of course, she knew what it was. She simply couldn't believe he would actually buy her something so expensive. Blake's lips traced her reddened ear, light and teasing, but his tone was sharp. "I got it at the Platinum Auction. Ta

The two of them started clawing at each other on the floor, a pathetic, ugly sight. I looked away in disgust and picked up the microphone from the table. “Everyone.” My voice, clear and cold, carried through the hall. “I don’t think any further investigation is necessary. A pack with leadership this chaotic, this drowning in scandal—is not fit to manage the Alliance’s most important moonstone mine.” I paused. “As the Alliance Luna, I hereby declare the Black Stone Pack stripped of its mining rights.” “NO!” Silas roared in despair. “You can’t do this!”

My lobes throbbed from the weight. "You’re quiet," I said. "That usually means you’re planning something. Or regretting something." He stared ahead, jaw tight. "Both." I waited. When he didn't explain, I turned toward the window. "Why did you laugh?" he asked suddenly. I blinked. "What?" "Outside the gala. When you made that joke. You made me laugh. That doesn’t happen." "You should do it more often. It might keep people from thinking you were carved from stone."

"Ms. Natalie, stop pretending. Your heart rate monitor already cut off earlier. Did you pull the sensor off yourself? With such outstanding acting skills, why don't you try your luck at winning an award?" Marissa's smile widened further. "She's just trying to make Jamie feel sorry for her. After all, she's not as charming as I am." From where I was floating above their heads, I sorely wanted to scream at them that I wasn't putting on an act. I was truly dead. My lungs were already injured from when Marissa shut me in the freezer last year on April Fools' Day. She claimed she was just playing a prank on me. At the time, James stood beside her, glancing at his watch as he said, "Nat, if you ca

Then, her gaze shifted to the middle-aged man facing her. He shoved Penelope away, clearly fed up. "I told you before you paid. No refunds. That's how gemstone gambling works. You win some, and you lose some. You don't get to demand a refund just because you picked a dud. There's no such thing as a guaranteed win." He scoffed again. "If it's worthless, that's on you for having a lousy eye." While the two kept arguing, Jacklyn quietly took out her phone and snapped a few photos of the scene.

They did not expect the wine glass to contain the diamond. Even Buffy parted her lips in shock. She did not think Kaze would hide the diamond in the glass right under everybody’s noses. “And you said you weren’t a thief, Kaze. “Hand over the diamond now!” Zenika turned cocky, acting like she had won the battle. She commanded Kaze to turn over the diamond. Kaze said with a smile, “You can’t find the diamond after turning the place upside down. Now that you see a marble, you claim that it’s yours.

, I spat out as I threw him a stinky eye. “Well, I bet I can touch your belly button .... from the inside”, he replied back with a smirk and I couldn’t help but stare at him dumbfounded for two seconds straight before I glared at him while everyone else erupted in laughter. “Seems like the Queen Bee, Joy Stone finally found her match !”, I heard some snigger in the crowd while everyone laughed and hooted. That made Lex frown, making my heart skip a beat if he had put two and two together and associated me with the famous Stone family of the Diamond Heart Pack.