Bob Lapis Lazuli Novels & Stories

So familiar, but exotic in a way I couldn't even begin to explain. I just stood, staring out the door like an absolute idiot, taking in the God at my doorstep. I couldn't take my eyes off his own. A deep-set swirling violet tinted with the darkest ebony black was confined to the irises of his eyes. It almost trapped me, like hands made from the illusory magic that seemed to pull me in.

“Sebastian.” “Sebastian,” Seb smirked. “I like the way that sounds from you, Alexander.” “What? Don’t call me Alexander,” Alex laughed. “It sounds weird coming from you.” “Now that I think about it,” Seb said, moving even closer towards Alex. “Why in the world did you tell me your name was Blue? I get if you wanted to lie about your name but Blue just sounds so random so why Blue?” Feeling colour creep towards his cheek, Alex looked into Seb’s blue eyes. “It’s a secret.”

"I borrowed it for my plate developments. It's nice to meet you, Elena. Where did you transfer from?" "Ohio," I said, lying through my teeth… it was for the best. "A country girl," Julian said, tilting his head slightly. "You don't look like you belong in a cornfield." "I don't," I said. "She's got better supplies than the faculty, Julian," Maya joked, pointing at my open crate on the floor. "Look at those oil tubes. That's pure lapis lazuli pigment in the blue jar." Julian leaned down, looking into the crate for a long second before looking back up at me.

He brought the pendant closer, his thumb tracing each engraved letter as if reading Braille, as if absorbing the vow through his skin. “The silk,” Anton said, his voice rough with emotion, “is lapis lazuli. For truth. For the deep, unchanging blue of the sky after a storm. For the night on the beach in Geneva.” He reached out, his fingertip hovering just above the dark stone. “The steel is from the fuselage of the jet that took us to the island. The one that gave us our first sanctuary.” His finger moved to the metal band. “Rico helped me… acquire a piece. I had it reforged.”

I chirped. “Like Audrey Hepburn’s eyes but hers was blue.” I confirmed. “How blue? Can you pick a colour for me from the set?” She instructs while she was busy with the sketch. I laid my eyes on the set of colouring pencils which were next to me and there were tons of different shades of blue which made me confused. I picked one that says light ocean blue which was close to the nameless woman’s eyes before I handed it to Sara. Sara smiles before accepting it, “Can you explain her lashes? Did she have long lashes? Short lashes? Fake ones? Dramatic lashes?”

The ball made a loud stinging sound. "What are you doing here?" Levin asked and the thunderball in his hand disappeared. Roul didn't answer. He turned and strode towards the lake. Levin followed closely behind. "Can you feel it? There's a strange aura emanating from within this lake," said Roul as he and Levin were standing on the edge of the lake. Levin looked down and understood the aura that Roul was referring to, but five seconds later his eyes narrowed at the white boulder on the other side. 'That's… a mermaid's tear crystal. Very rare and fabulous for dress ornaments.'

She hands the bag to me and I open it to see a black box with red ribbon on it. "What is it?" I ask her. "It's for you." Alex says. "Open it." Aurora says. I look at Aunt Sara for her opinion and she shrugs. I open the box and see a pair of loubotin heels. It is of black colour with gemstones adjourning it and a red massive bow at the ankle that will totally go with the dress I bought. It is the most dazzling pair heels have ever seen. I close the box and look at Alex.

The person who was the most excited was Allen. ‘It’s green, it’s really green!’ On contrast, the most ugly face belonged to William! It’s not easy to design Allen to go bankrupt. There was no way in hello would he let him make a comeback! Never ever! Soon, Birk poured all of his concentration. A few moments later, the jade of four or five centimeters thick came out. The color was refreshing and the texture was fine. It was a jade species that belonged to the hibiscus.

Joshua replied as he started the car. Julia furrowed her brows and reached into the bag. She took out a thin box from there. She could tell there was no jewelry inside just looking at it. When she opened the box, she discovered a painting brush with a valuable stone stuck behind it. The color of the stone was a deep yellowish-green transparent variety of olivine.

"No, it's fine." Chelsey had loved the design of that particular necklace when coming up with it. The Vashmir sapphire had been extremely rare, and the client had provided it. It was probably worth millions in the market. She hadn't expected it to be a gift from Lucas to Shannon.