Novel & Cerita Christina Piercing Rings

the manager said as she was sure that Seraphina wouldn't be able to pick an expensive ring and so what if she did she would just cover it up and the boss would never find out after all they have many copies of various rings in the store " If you say so " Seraphina said smiling but Carly refused to leave as she also wanted to see the ring that Seraphina would pick and it wasn't just her because most of the other women in the store tagged along , they walked around the store with Seraphina looking through all the rings and finally something caught her eye , it was a red shield diamond , one of the most expensive ones in the world , it had one two carat stone and two smaller ones of 1 carat bes

But he couldn’t betray me like this… could he? Christine lifted her hand with a satisfied smile, the diamond ring catching the light like it was born to command attention. My eyes locked on it instantly—an explosion of brilliance sitting on Christine’s finger. It was a masterpiece—a cushion-cut blue diamond haloed in pink, encircled by pear-shaped white diamonds like radiant petals, set on a platinum band dusted with pavé stones that glittered with every flick of her hand. And it wasn’t the engagement ring Xavier had given her. “Why did Sebastian give me this engagement ring if he’s in love with you?” Christine said, twisting the blade in my stomach.

Charles turned back to look at her and asked: “You need anything else?” Christina seemed to hesitate for a while, but then suddenly took well-wrapped silk from one of her prison gown pockets and handed it to Charles. “This jade bracelet was handed down to me by my mother with good wishes for many children and grandchildren when I first married. I have been carrying it with me all these years, never leaving it from my sight, and it has brought me many good fortunes. Now, good fortunes are not as important to me anymore… You take it…” After hesitating for a long time, she added. “Give it to her, but don’t let her know it's from me!”

The sobs slowed. Settled into hitching breaths, then steady ones. Valtherion's hand moved in slow circles on my back, the kind of motion that was more instinct than thought. Christina was at the altar. She had something in her hands. "This belonged to your mother." She held it out. An amulet. Small, silver, hanging from a chain so fine it looked like spun moonlight. The pendant was a crescent moon cradled in a circle of shadow. The same symbol carved into the altar, the same intertwined design.

Her eyes flashing with anger, Christina snapped back to her senses. "How manipulative of you, Jeremiah!" she said sharply. "You're always pretending to be so righteous, but you don't show it when you're upset, and now you're pulling this crap on me? Fine, if you want to break up, then let's break up!" With that, she hurled the ring box to the ground. She looked absolutely furious, as if I were the villain in this story, stirring up trouble for no reason. In the past, if I had seen her throwing the ring, I would've been absolutely heartbroken. Not only would I meekly pick it up, but I'd also grovel and beg her for forgiveness.

Opening it, he revealed a slender choker made of interlocking black diamonds, centered with a flawless, teardrop-shaped crimson ruby. "A gift," Alexander rasped, his eyes locking onto hers with unshielded possessiveness. "To match the crown you're taking back tonight." He stepped behind her, brushing her hair aside. The cool touch of the black diamonds rested against her warm collarbone before he fastened the clasp. His lips lightly brushed the sensitive skin just below her ear, sending a intoxicating spark coursing straight down her spine. "Let's go buy what's yours, Victoria," Alexander murmured near her ear

You’ve been so wrapped up in work. I opted to ignore her, well less opted, and more couldn’t be bothered to hear her. I was too busy trying to keep the tears back as Crista clasped the ornate rose gold necklace accented with diamonds and pearls around my neck. I know what you’re thinking. Is Persephone Fayte getting teary-eyed over jewelry? Over ornate jewelry at that?

Although she had never liked Natalie, she now put on a show of politeness. "Nat, my necklace just broke. Would you mind coming with me to pick out another one from my room?" Christina spoke gently but cast a glance at the necklace around Natalie's neck. Clearly, she had heard the gossip from the banquet. She hadn't noticed it when she was near Elizabeth earlier. But now, seeing Natalie in her expensive outfit and jewelry, she couldn't help but feel a twinge of jealousy. She hadn't expected that amidst Natalie's uproar, Cedric would buy her such things to appease her. She had thought he would lose patience with this hypocritical woman and tell her to leave, but looking at her now...!

"Do you think she divorced you so easily for no reason? She took all that money and even sold the bracelet you gave her!" Suspicion flickered in Bryson's eyes. Without hesitation, he dragged her to the pawnshop and confronted the owner. "In our business, integrity matters. We don't accept money to retract statements." The pawnbroker handed the bills back to Christina. "That girl pawns her belongings monthly to cover household needs. She just had an emergency this time, so she pawned more than usual." Christina's face flushed red in a mix of anger and urgency, and she accidentally let something slip.

“Winter, you look gorgeous. You’re just missing two things.” My shoulders fell and I let out a long groan the entire time she walked over to her desk and back. She put a necklace on me and I pressed it, feeling the familiar locket. It did match, at least a little against all the black. It wasn’t white but it was tungsten. Krista then put some earrings in my ears, thin chains that looked like they went through my ears. “There. Now you’re complete. If Caspian doesn’t fall flat on his face when he sees you, you are welcome to wear a suit at our wedding.”