Novel & Cerita Damaged Pearls

He felt pity, regrets and sorrows and above all, he felt apologetic towards his good friend. The old madam was just as shocked as the crowd. Her anger calmed a little and she felt the urge to listen to Tess. "The queen of pearls I had seen and read in books didn't look as ugly as this. It is said that the rhinestone of the pendant surrounded by the string of pearls collects and deflect light. You've owned the necklace for a long time I presume, you didn't know this? The pendant of this necklace is dull and the rhinestones aren't made from Ruby, they're mere common durable crystals. " Tess let out a string of intelligent words as she sized up the jewelry in the old Madam's hands.

The merchant smiled in response and signed back, "These are the cases I have in stock for the new Smart Pearl Sonoclam. Do you have a Sonoclam? I take trade-ins and can offer you a discount with a trade-in." Nerissa's excitement grew, and she signed back eagerly, "No, but I'd love to see the new Smart Pearls. Could you show them to me?" The merchant grinned and motioned for them to follow him into the shop, where the walls were lined with shelves displaying a dazzling array of crystals and various components.

Just please watch your back. If we want to beat Camille at her own game, we have to be two steps ahead of her. I'm sorry I couldn't stay longer, but I'll leave you with this: I'm sorry it all turned out this way. I ruined your marriage. I caused your miscarriage. I'm the bad guy, Pearl. I'm the bad guy, and I fucked up, but one thing is certain: I'm totally and utterly in love with you. PEARL’S POV~

Blood had dripped onto the grass. Pearl had stood nearby, her face pale, tears brimming in her wide eyes. That sight—her tears—had shattered something inside him. It wasn't the wound that made him flinch, nor the blood that trickled down his hand— but her tears. Soft. Silent. Shattering. "Don't worry, Pearl," he had said, forcing a smile through the sting. "It doesn't hurt... not at all." "I just... pricked my paw on purpose. So you could make me a handgear... with a pearl on it!"

A pair of pearl earrings. At first glance, they resembled dewdrops delicately adorning the branches of an icy winter, wrapped in a light frost that gently wafted in the wind. It was a refreshing and eye-catching sight. Poly explained, "Inspired by winter, this piece features delicate platinum branches adorned with 50 Baroque pearls, South Sea pearls, and Akoya pearls in shades of light blue. Briolette-cut diamonds transform into ethereal melting ice, adding a sense of lightness and texture."

Elrod commanded. I opened my right hand where the holographic pearls are and as soon as I did, the brown stone flew on it and inserted itself into one of the pearls, making one white pearl into a brown one and came dancing on my palm like they were swimming on a water. I stared at it for long, jaw dropped in so much amusement.

How dare she mock her and say that she didn't have the courage to be the hostess? Chang Yan squinted her eyes viciously. With a click, the accessories inlaid with pearls around the jade were broken in her hands. One by one, pearls fell on the floor covered with carpet and rolled silently before stopping. Chang Yan looked at the pearls scattered around her, and her breath slowly settled down. A sinister smile appeared on her lips. ...

Many residents in the surrounding area turned on their lights due to the bright light radiated by the pearl. The black-clad man’s expression was grave as he stomped on the dazzling pearl. Shatter! The priceless luminous pearl shattered on the spot, and the light vanished instantly. “Clean this place up!” In just a few minutes, everything on the street was cleaned up. Even the blood on the ground was washed away, leaving only the sword marks and the empty streets behind. The same incident took place in various locations in Southern Sea City tonight, either on the street, in a hotel, or in some remote place outside the city.

She was a walking curse, a blight better left buried. Yet there I was, putting on a show of grief, even squeezing out a couple of crocodile tears, even though I was the puppet master behind the curtain. I had given that pearl bracelet to a beggar, whispering that it could turn back the clock to her twenty-third year, a time of health and second chances. However, to turn a sickly, old beggar back to her prime? That kind of magic came with a price—a price that would leave Jeffrey and his family extremely miserable.

"So… what happened between you and him, last night?" Sitting beside Pearl, Ivory opened her mouth to answer, but before she could say anything, Pearl's sharp eyes concentrated on the necklace around Ivory's neck. "Wait a second," Pearl gasped in surprise, reaching for it. "Is that the famous Mermaid Tears?" Ivory gently took it off and placed it on the bed. "Yeah." Pearl picked it up like it was a sacred relic. "Yeah? A simple yeah? Do you even know how expensive this is?"