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I ended the call before he could finish that sentence. The scent of Ethiopian coffee and butter croissants greeted us when we arrived at the private lounge of Glow Jewelry. Hugo pulled out a chair for me, whispering, “I just want to make sure your finger is happy before the night comes.” Across from us, Madame Valeria Glow—a refined woman with silver hair and an ivory-white suit—opened a purple velvet box. Three ring designs were displayed: a pale blue oval sapphire flanked by baguette diamonds, a light yellow marquise set in rose gold, and lastly, a large colorless brilliant cut surrounded by a halo as delicate as morning dew.

I replied, and pulled myself out of his grip. We were guided to the jewelry floor where everything arranged was majorly gold, diamonds rings, and other types of pieces of jewelry. I understood Theo's intention the moment he strolled towards the diamond ring sections. The attendant kept stuttering on her words each time she tried to give details on the ring because each one he chose, he dropped them like someone feeling bored.

There was also a small gift shop, from where I bought a rose and a novel, ‘That’s the way we met’, by Sudeep Nagarkar, for Aditi. I asked the shopkeeper if he has a broach. He said, ‘No, sir, but I can show you some fine necklaces.’ He showed me some. I was looking at them when my eyes fell on a beautiful piece. It was made of silver and its design was appealing to my eyes. Words ‘You’re All Mine’ were inscribed on it. There was also a design engraved on it. It showed two hearts. I chose it and asked the shopkeeper to pack it for me.

“You’re making the water look like it’s breathing.” “Maybe it is,” I said, leaning my head back against his stomach. “Everything feels alive here, Zander. Even me.” He set the glass down and turned my chair around, his expression becoming uncharacteristically soft. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a small, unassuming piece of jewelry. It wasn’t a ten-carat diamond or a Blackwood heirloom. It was a simple, handmade bracelet of braided gold silk and a tiny, solid gold anchor.

"They're even more beautiful up close." Stevie nods in agreement. "I can't wait to get started.” "You know what? Why don't I try and make one now?" I say, my excitement bubbling over. I rush to my room and retrieve the bead boards, 1-step looper tools, and other jewelry-making tools I bought from A****n. "Oh, wow, you really come prepared," Stevie says, impressed. "Let me go grab some snacks and watch you work." With a focused expression, I pick up the rose quartz beads and carefully thread them onto the delicate chain, creating a pattern that complements their natural beauty. The 1-step looper tool comes in handy as I effortlessly create loops at the ends of each bead, ensuring they stay se

We picked out the solid black female for my little jewel. “At least we know she like our present,” Drake mumbled. “This is true,” I say. The two of us started tracing our fingers down her back, and those silver and gold swirls practically started glowing. I felt her start to move, so we stopped. She stretched and slowly opened her eyes. “Morning little jewel,” I said. “Morning.” She said.

Iris deliberately runs her hand through her beautiful hair to show off her diamond ring. Some of the women around her noticed the ring. The firework-shaped diamond ring was so special that they couldn't resist accosting Iris. "This ring is so beautiful. What brand is it?" Iris showed her ladylike decent smile, "This is a new product of Beloved Jewelry Company, and it is also the ring Richard proposed to me. This ring is not on sale yet, and it's the only one in the world. It will be officially on sale next week."

I gave up and just decided on a spaghetti strap, a skin-tight black dress that stopped mid-thigh with a tiny slit. I don't have anyone I need to impress *mind shrug* I put on stiletto heels even though I know damn well I'm going to regret it later. Once I was ready I yet again sat on the couch in the living room but this time picking up the book Diamond by Koda Crown. Like I said he is a good ass author, and he sure writes very... creative 'scenes'. I enjoy his book to be quite honest. I read for a little while. A little being a lie and I actually waited for like another 45 minutes. Then Alissa made her way to the living room.

I asked confused He only smiled again at me and brought out an old chest... He opened it and I saw the most beautiful purple amulet... I mean that would cost a fortune... "I want you to have this with the book... It'll come in handy" he said handing it over with a smile "No... I can't take that... It looks like it would cost a fortune... You should sell it and live comfortablely... You're not exactly as fit as you think you are" I said but Jonathan bursted into a loud laughter... It was almost scary

I had earlier discarded it near my bed but out of boredom, I picked it up again. “There goes nothing,” I whispered, tearing off its wrapper. In it was a small book. It was decorated just like a diary. There was also a jewelry box in it, one that contained a silver necklace with a teardrop pendant. It also had matching teardrop earrings and was so beautiful that I gasped.