Diamond Books Novels & Stories

"You better stand back and stay away from it. We don't know what it is." Diamond doesn't listen. He grabs a poker and slips it right into the fireplace. Carefully, he lets the tip hover above the small hill of ashes, lowering it as slowly as he can. We wait in bated breath for something to move again, but there is nothing. Was that just our imagination? I mean, if I'm the only one who saw it, I would definitely say that it was. But Diamond saw it too. Something must be in there.... "Maybe you just moved a log the wrong way," Drake says, kneeling beside Diamond and grabbing another poker. He jams it right into the ashes. "See? There's nothing-"

Rose accepted the money, her driver glaring silently at the unfair bargain. Meanwhile, Diana was locked in her own battle. She met Mr. Georgia in his diamond warehouse. “Name your price,” she said, sliding him a check. “I told you,” Mr .Georgia sneered. “I don’t do business with women. Women should keep to household chores while men provide. That’s the natural order.” Diana’s jaw clenched, but Mr.Georgia wasn’t finished. “I’ve got diamonds from every corner of the world some legal, most not. I don’t even pay taxes. Customs is full of my men. So don’t waste your time.”

' Kelly studied the box suspiciously. Driven by curiosity, she decided to open it and take a look. As she gently opened the box, a bright diamond came into view. 'Th-This is Dresden Green Diamond?' Kelly could not believe her eyes. She rubbed them and looked at the box again. And there it was, the Dresden Green Diamond.

"I know this must be overwhelming for you, Mr.Abrams and Mr. Hudson can be hard to deal with but trust me, he is not the monster that everyone thinks he is," Saying that, he walked out of the room without waiting for my reply and I scrunched my eyebrows in confusion. What does he mean he is not the monster? He is the devil in disguise. He cannot be the misunderstood villain. That only happens in books. I shook my head and looked down at the heavy jewel box in my hand. I slowly opened it and let out a soft gasp when I found a beautiful diamond ring with small rose gold diamond crystals circling the center rock. I had no idea about diamonds but from the look of it I could tell that it was expe

“And the thing that caused him to turn the city upside down last year was yours. And there is now. And because of the same thing, Astakhov is now in complete n * zde. Yes, Kira? Her voice was insinuating, and her iris suddenly began to glow. Katya was her friend and could tell her about the diamonds. Well, diamonds... Who wouldn't want to own them? I saw the way she looked at me and my jewelry with fire-colored stones, damn them! Damn the stupid women who saw in their brilliance the keys to a better life!

Rick returned to Robin's former office. He went to the safe to inventory it's contents. What he found was several exquisite diamond necklaces, diamond rings and several diamond bracelets. In addition, there were other parure sets in rubys, sapphires and emeralds. They would make a fine addition to the sets he had been collecting for his wife and daughters. The diamond set and the sapphires set would go to Debbie, while the ruby set to Ellie and the emeralds were destined for Ella.

Amanda returns to the living room, her face slightly scrunched up with uncertainty as she shares a look with Annie. “Well...” Annie tugs at her left earlobe, her back bent inward. “There's no harm in trying.” “It'll not pass, when she starts shouting, we'll just leave the room,” Amanda adds. “Exactly.” I allow a small smile. If Diamond sees the good place our advice is coming from, she might just listen. The front door opens and Diamond drags her feet as she enters the house with a carrot stick in one hand and black nylon, probably filled with more carrots, in the other hand. We all exchange greetings before she enters her room.

Curled up on the plush carpet, I hugged my knees to my chest, numb fingers mindlessly scrolling through my phone. And that was when I stumbled upon Heidi's latest post. She had just shared a picture of the "Only Star in the Galaxy"—a pink diamond so rare and dazzling it looked as if it had been plucked straight from the heavens. I still remembered how Cassian had fought tooth and nail for that diamond at the auction, going back and forth with rival bidders for dozens of rounds before finally winning it.

But when none of the boys responded—too focused on the laptop—Diamond burst into tears. “I want the mail! It’s my toy!” she cried. Miranda walked in from the kitchen and quickly tried to console her. “They won’t let me have it, Miranda! They don’t need a toy,” she sobbed. “A mail isn’t a toy, Diamond,” Miranda explained calmly. Diamond gave Miranda a confused look, as if she suspected Miranda was lying just so the boys could keep it. From their excitement, she was convinced that the mail was something very special—and she wanted it too.

I suddenly start pacing around the room, picking up the book she was reading from her bedside. "You got some food around here?" I ask, flipping the pages of some book that says ‘The Girl Who Bit Me’. She walks up behind me and grabs the book, her eyes still fixed sternly on me, unblinking. "What diamonds?" she interrogates again like an actual detective that just got a hot clue. I throw my hands up in the air, feeling totally defeated. "He gave me three million dollars worth of diamonds, Pippa." She takes a loud gasp and her body almost drops on the bed. Her eyes are the widest I've ever seen them.