Book Friendship Bracelets Novels & Stories

From my purse I pulled out three pouches and passed them around. “These are blessed bracelets. They are meant to amplify your innate gifts. Dante had mentioned that you both can create barriers of protection, so this should amplify that significantly if you ever want or need it to. Then there’s you, Elle. It’s possible that this might even amplify your Moon Fire as well. I’m not certain, but it’ll enhance the rest,” I explained. The three of them smiled and put them on immediately. I loved the design that I had chosen. Rose gold, white gold, and copper braided together. Then there were small gemstones placed at intervals along the braid.

I hate you. As I walked back into the class, Olivia was already waiting for me. She was holding a little box in her hand. A jewelry box. She grinned and pulled me to a seat before opening the box and bringing out a set of bracelets. Silver ones. They were two. Each bracelet had half a heart and when joined together, became whole. “One for you,” Olivia said, taking my hand in hers and putting the bracelet around my wrist. A few weeks into our friendship and she’s already handing out expensive friendship bracelets? Olivia is so cool. How could Conrad call someone like her manipulative and slutty? He’s definitely out of his mind.

He smirked and said, "I remember you complaining about the quality of that bracelet, but you haven't taken it off in three years. It's grown on you, huh?" Evan smiled, touching the beads absentmindedly. "After all, it's a gift from you and Cece. It carries a special meaning." I smiled bitterly to myself. Indeed, it certainly carried a special meaning. Peter seemed pleased with Evan's response, while a hint of disgust flashed in Cecilia's eyes. Still, her tone remained gentle as she said, "Evan, why don't you throw it away? I can get you a new one to symbolize our love."

It was one of those friendship bracelets sold cheaply in variety stores around, and it was infact two conjoined bracelets to be shared amongst friends or lovers one apiece as a kind of symbolism. The bracelet was a dull silver color, with a two tiny butterflies at the center. Kudaisi separated it into its two halves and grabbed my hand before I could voice my refusal of his gift, wearing it over my hand. I gasped, looking up into his eyes, my eyes boggling like it would pop off. Something changed inside me as the clasp of the bracelet closed on my hand and the metallic sound which should have been totally silent resounded somewhere deeper in my head and mind. Although we were still meters ap

she asked, eyeing their bracelets. They looked at her and, seeing her gaze fixed on the bracelets, exchanged glances. “It’s… it’s a friendship bracelet. We saw it at the market and loved it, so we both bought it to show the bond of our friendship,” Derek explained, and Fighter nodded in agreement. “So, you got bracelets for yourselves and didn’t get any for us?” Maggie asked, looking at Fighter. “C’mon, baby, you should know yours would be special. We’re planning something nice for the both of you. Right, Derek?” Fighter said, grinning.

There was a comfortable silence before Aurelia reached into a drawer and pulled something out. “Here. I made this for you. Oh wait! “ She quickly opened the drawer again.. Rumbling through something and then attaching it.. Took her a minute before she stood in front of him again.. She forwarded her hand and opened her palm.. It was a little friendship bracelet—woven with clumsy but colorful threads, with a tiny silver bead shaped like a sword at the center. Theo blinked in surprise. “You made this?” She nodded quickly.

The intricate charms glinted in the sunlight—a crescent moon, a peach, a tiny teacup, and several other symbols I couldn’t quite make out upon first glance. “Oh, Lily,” I breathed, pulling out the bracelet to inspect it in the light. “You didn’t have to…” “But I did,” she replied quickly with a wave of her hand. “It’s not much, really—just something that I had in my jewelry box. But I wanted to give it to you.” I felt my eyes begin to mist over. “It’s beautiful, Lily.” Lily’s smile widened as she gently clasped it around my wrist. “Charm bracelets like this are a symbol of friendship between women here in Moonrise,” she explained. “And I consider you my friend, Ava.”

“What’s wrong?” “Nothing,” I said as I choked back the tears. I found the bracelet curled up in the corner of the backpack. I grasped it between my index- and middle finger and pulled it out of the hole. I stared at the stainless steel bracelet with the multi-coloured charms, each a handmade little masterpiece: a small ballet dancer, a little foot, a full moon, two tiny crowns, a wolf, a little castle, and… I stopped running the charms through my fingers. I never questioned them. I always thought they were just pretty little trinkets, but they weren't. “Troy?” I whispered.

She ate grapes, hummed to herself while picking clovers, and hummed as she sat cross-legged on the blanket, pulling something from her bag. “Tada!” she declared. Ava and Alex both turned as she held up three little beaded bracelets strung on stretchy elastic bands, glittering like someone dumped craft store glitter on them. Each bracelet was mismatched, chaotic, and bright. Pearl handed one to Ava, one to Alex, and slid the third onto her own wrist with a flourish. “Family bracelets,” she said proudly. “I made them last night.” Ava blinked, taking the bracelet slowly. “You made these?”

Pete urged me, and I did as he said. My mouth fell open when I saw a beautiful charm bracelet. It had a little heart engraved with an RSP on one side and the other BFFs, a charm of a little wolf, and another charm with a moon and colored stars. It was breathtaking. “Well, guys, thank you. It is gorgeous.” “Here, let me help you,” Rose said, pulling the bracelet out of the box and placing it around my wrist.