Chocolate Diamonds Novels & Stories

“I was saying that you need to treat me to a night of fried chicken in return for that one granola bar I had today.” She feels faint under Williams’s observantly smoldering gaze, hazel eyes raking her up and down as an awestruck smile curls onto his lips. “I’ll buy you all the fried chicken you want just for looking like this.” Williams’s eyes curve delightedly before leaning over to peck her cheek. “By the way, I brought you something.” He pulls back and peels open the ribboned package he’d been holding. Inside is a delicate caged diamond choker, strung with sparkling jewels twinkling with every movement.

I said not really wanting to tell a stranger my business "Yeah we have to see if you're the right fit for the Roxy and Lainy squad" Roxy said "I think I am Roxy, Lainy and Dee" she said smiling "You're not a psycho bitch right" Roxy asked squinting her eyes at Diamond "Nope completely normal, but I am obsessed with Chocolate" "Are you related to Chynna or anyone that goes to this school" Roxy asked "No all my family is in Virginia and Georgia and I don't know a Chynna besides Blac chynna and I'm not related to her"

It’s the green diamond and brown diamond, which probably have got to do with the transformation of the Pyramid Mountain. It’s rare to find the two diamonds in one location. Maybe it’s the reason why the pyramid mountain changes its formation and now it looks like a chocolate pyramid-shaped hill to Alice. Suddenly, she craved chocolate but didn’t voice it out. Her throat felt dry upon thinking about chocolate, which she found so strange because she didn’t like chocolate at all. “Uh, this is weird,” she whispered, but Azrael heard her. “What’s weird?” “Uh, nothing,” she said and shrugged her shoulders. Azrael stared at her with a creased forehead. He knew that something was bothering Alice, bu

Liam smiled at Amber and acknowledged, “Of course, I’ll tell him you are spoiling me with all the goodies in the world.” In between working and chatting with the boy, the orders arrived. Starting with the pizza. Soon, Liam’s snack arrived, along with several bags. It had the seal of the First Diamond Hotel on and that immediately made Amber panic. Her voice barely came through when she asked, “What - what did you order?” How could she not? The Diamond Hotels were known for their Michelin Star Restaurants, one dish could easily cost hundreds of dollars. “Oh, it’s just bread, with butter and fish eggs!” Liam declared, his hands reaching for the food being delivered. “And I bought ten pieces of

Before she entered, she smiled at Canis and it made Canis very frustrated especially after Alpha Darren pulled the curtains of his room. ***** “Do you want chocolate?” “You called me here just to give me chocolate?” Alpha Darren took Diana's hand and handed her a tote bag of a famous chocolate brand. “I bought it because I remembered you have a sweet tooth. You can eat them while you work.” Diana rolled her eyes. “I'll get my teeth dirty if I eat them during work hours.” “Then you can eat it at home.” In the end Diana accepted the chocolate anyway. Alpha Darren was right, she had a sweet tooth, especially chocolate.

Something beautiful, subtle, unyielding. After hanging up, I opened a browser tab and typed in the number from memory—Trésor Cacao, her favorite chocolate place. She used to sneak out of dorms to buy their truffles, swearing Madame Eloïse made them with some kind of magic. A woman answered in her soft French-laced tone. “Bonjour, Trésor Cacao.” “It’s Damien von Adler. I’d like to send an order house truffles, please. Champagne ganache and dark cherry.”

Just then, the waiter brought a plate full of chocolates. “Mm?” Brandon looked at them. “What are these?” “Elena chocolate, sir,” the waiter said. “It’s a new chocolate that’s been released today. It’s only sold for one dollar outside, but the owners of the brand are members of this cafe, so we are promoting it for free.” “Oh…” Brandon took a chocolate and then pushed the plate to the guests sitting opposite to him. Vivian and Ryan also took a chocolate each. “I don’t like the name,” Vivian said, “but the cover with gold and purple… looks beautiful.”

Chocolate squares with cream and raspberries, flan with caramel sauce, a cheese platter featuring an assortment of cheeses, crackers, fruits and nuts that complement each other perfectly, and there was even a chocolate fountain with a selection of fruits and sweets to dive into! Catching my reflection in the window, I gazed at the mask on my face. It gleamed under the sombre lighting yet somehow still shimmered like moonlight, a masterpiece of silver metal polished to a near-mirror shine. Both elegant and mysterious, with intricate lacework curling across its surface like delicate vines, perfectly sculpted around my face, it was made for me and only me.

Same goddamn eyes. She sat near the front like she owned the air around her. Her fingers danced along her wine glass,delicate, bored, lethal. My heart stuttered once. Just once. Then they brought out item three, A diamond-studded choker once worn by a duchess who supposedly slit her husband’s throat with it. I wasn’t interested. Until she lifted her paddle. “One million.” I smirked. “Two million.” She didn’t flinch. “Five million.” I leaned forward.

"Hmph. Useless, lazy, and still no baby after all these years. But taking million-dollar gifts? That you're good at," my mother-in-law, Victoria Grant, said this with her lips puckered as if she'd caught a foul smell. Lucas Reed—my husband—had just slid a five-carat diamond ring onto my finger when she cut in. A strange chill ran through me. My hand, whole and unbroken, rested in front of me as if nothing had ever happened.