Coraline Key Necklace Novels & Stories

A gloved hand pressed against it. The scanner beeped once. Access granted. The six-digit code was entered immediately after. Correct on the first attempt. The heavy door unlocked with a muted mechanical release. No alarm sounded. No warning flashed. The figure stepped inside. Inside the Vault The air felt colder. Still. Controlled. At the center of the chamber, beneath focused white light— The Hartwell Anniversary Necklace. Pink diamonds arranged like disciplined fire. Each stone rare. Each cut flawless. One billion dollars in legacy and power.

She was also a lesbian and I knew that was perfect. “Thank you, Tara.” I take the box, opening it to show a gold and diamond studded collar. I lift it and face Selene. “This is for you. So, no one can question that you are off limits.” I place the collar around her neck. It locks into place effortlessly. It was like it was made for her. The gold and diamond choker fitting perfectly around he slender neck. She bits her bottom lip as her breathing catches from my contact with her soft, warm skin.

“You are everywhere, Kaizen.” Cein's gaze flickered between them. He awkwardly cleared his throat and excused himself. Reyna poked her inner cheek. “Are you here because you are scared I will find something about Roxie? I know about the mark on her back. The pool had revealed it. So, tell me, Kaizen, is she a reincarnation of The Luna Queen Nevaeh or is she a vessel for her spirit?”

This pair really made others envious. The items that came up later were all antiques, and Adeline didn't like them. When the last item of the auction appeared in front of Adeline's eyes, she, who had always been listless, was immediately refreshed. "Christiano, look at how beautiful this necklace is!" This necklace was made of many small crescent moons, and a tiny ruby was inlaid between each crescent moon. Each gemstone was in the shape of a star and decorated on it, which was very unique.

She picked up her fork with one hand as she took a sip of orange juice with the other and then dug in, savoring the fruity taste in her mouth. After breakfast and the plate was removed, a small stack of presents was placed in front of her. Opening the gifts she found a piece of beautiful jewelry set from Tiffany and CO. from her parents. She knew that she would wear it for her party. Her friends were acting jealous of her and she smiled up at them as they came up to the table, bowing first to her parents in respect before they got a closer look at the expensive gift. Cora knew what something like that cost and she was surprised at how much her parents spent on her.

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

“The issue is that it’s not currently curable. We’re raising money for more research into the matter.” That sounded reasonable... maybe. She softens a bit and smiles. I hear Delphnie whispering her chant below her mask. I just need to hold her here for a few more seconds, then I can use the spray bottle. “Let me go get my purse,” Coraline says. I open my mouth to say something to stop her, but she has already disappeared into the house. “I lost it,” Delphnie whispers. “Keep her talking when she gets back.” I nod, finding it harder to keep the fake smile on my face the longer we stand here. But I manage it when she reappears with a checkbook.

I said weakly. Aiden immediately scoops me up, and Austin and Rebel come up and look at me with concern. “Thalia, is everything okay?” “Sinclair?” “I’m right here.” She says, running up with Isaiah, Kaia, and Rodrigo. “What is the keepsake?” “It’s a necklace with a pendant.” She said. Isaiah speaks up, though. “The pendant has a small Purple Altantonite.” Austin whips his head. “Are you serious?” “Yeah. I couldn’t believe it either, Dad, but it’s true.”

The King of Odiley slipped his hand beneath Merran's back, holding her steady so she wouldn't slip further into the bed. "Your Majesty, I hope this jewel can truly bring her back," Kaelus said, offering a velvet box in blue. When it opened, the Ocean's Golden Heart shimmered with a mesmerizing blue-gold glow, as though it held within it the deepest, most eternal light of the sea. The legendary gem now hung as a necklace, suspended from a fine silver chain that caught the light with every movement. Brenand didn't take it right away. Instead, he studied Roselyn, who was clearly struggling to hide her unease.

Witnesses visible through the glass wall — Kael, Ronan, two more wolves, all of them watching. I chose this chair specifically so my back is to the glass. So they cannot see my face. So only Darius can. "My mother is dead," I say. "Your mother is alive." He sets the locket on the table between us. Does not push it toward me. Lets it sit. "She has been alive for twenty-six years, Fina. Vera kept her. Not imprisoned. Protected. She believed it was protection." I look at the locket. The engraving on the front is a crescent moon. Simple. Old. I have seen that symbol before in the files Kael showed me — the royal crest of King Alaric's bloodline.