Diamond Books Novels & Stories

The greatest treasures were most often guarded by the slyest and cruelest dragons.? ―Adam Nevill,?House of Small Shadows Diamonds are my best friend The words hummed through Piper Linwood's head as she stood in the showroom of the Victoria and Albert Museum, staring at the glass-encased display of jewels with longing and fascination. Never in her life had she seen such an impressive and awe-inspiring collection. As one of the premier gemologists in North America, she'd seen hoards that would make a queen emerald-green with envy.

The money they want is much different than what we have. The Diamond is the only thing that adds to what they ask for. It equates to 900,000,000 £ if you can convert it into US dollars— it's 900M (Million) that can get us out of situations you can imagine. It can get us out of debt as well. The diamond is only used for emergencies, and this is just that. Without that jewel, then... "Declaring war is the only option. Get ready."

Instead, Diamond has bright green-hooded eyes that make him extremely attractive and perfectly complement his muscular features. Diamond had a white shirt that framed his muscular body, matched with a blue Jean. I couldn't tell which of them was the true maniac, but what choice do I have? Diamond might be innocent and have no idea of this situation; even after what happened a year ago when he tried to abuse me, he knew the consequences he faced, so I guess he wouldn't do this to me to experience that again, or would he?

Damien had bought it years ago under a fake name, a secret even his father didn’t know. Or so he claimed. The air inside smelled faintly of cedar and dust. There were no windows in the back rooms, no cameras, no connections. Just silence. For the first time in days, I exhaled. Damien collapsed onto the couch, wincing. “You know, for someone who swore off revenge, you’re getting good at it.” I smiled faintly. “Guess I learned from the best.” He looked up, eyes soft. “Elara…” But whatever he was about to say was drowned by the sharp ping of my phone.

I was going to need to take her shopping. “What’s this?” Diamond mutters, carefully rummaging through the pile of outdated clothes. “Can’t have you walking the streets naked.” Aria almost sneers at her as she backs away. “I am not wearing this.” “Okay, then get out.” Aria stares Diamond down, giving her no other option. “Fine, but sister, this isn’t the end.” Diamond’s eyes flash up to mine and then too Aria as she pulls a hideous yellow dress over her shoulders. “You want all the power—you have to earn it!”

Lysander chuckled, "Do you think your boss has nothing better to do than to inspect a jewelry store without reason?" Sweat began to bead on the manager's forehead as he stammered, "Of course, Mr. Fairbank's time is precious. May I know if there's anything specific you need today?" He dared not pry into Heath's private affairs, especially not his reason for visiting the store. Seated on the sofa with an air of regality, Heath commanded, "I heard there was a new batch of diamonds last month. Bring them to me." The manager hurried out and returned five minutes later with a tray adorned with several velvet boxes. Inside were large, high-quality diamonds, while smaller, less perfect stones sparkl

Lilith looked at me like I was stupid. “Yeah…” I barely remembered it. I remember being more annoyed that I had to ruin my shoes to save her. “When I fell, I found this…” Lilith pulled out a massive diamond necklace. It was an uncut diamond that was secured in a cage. The chain was long enough that it hid in her cleavage. “So?” Not sure if it was because of the wolfsbane but my mental awareness was lacking. “So? For this to be on your land, you must be sitting on a massive diamond reserve!”

Alice closed her eyes for a second before snapping them open in excitement. "How about snow?" Alice sounded happy with the name but Blade felt not satisfied enough. "Don't know. How about diamond?" Alice's eyes flickered in surprise. Why didn't she think of that name? "Diamond?" Blade nodded his head still walking toward the castle. "Yes, diamond. A beautiful rare and powerful diamond. My diamond." Alice's wolf flapped her tail in shyness hearing his words. She happily agreed. "Ok from now on I am diamond." He hummed in satisfaction and they both made their way to the castle.

Dexter follows close behind me, as stealthy as a trained operative. I can hear her talking as we get there. She’s waiting by the door with a laptop bag, a suitcase packed, wearing a leather jacket, dark ripped jeans that have seen better days and yellow converse sneakers that I’m positive was once white. I knew she had an issue with black clothes since our last run-in. She liked what the lighter clothes showed, but it showed dirt too easily, and the black affected her mood but the yellow things on her feet are hideous. And I think this stopping in my tracks as Dexter greets her. Because one thing I knew about Diamond is every choice, including her choice of outfit, or color of said outfit wa

Then came the bears' turn, they opened their suitcases, and it was a little piece of diamond. The butler examined the piece and the shock on his face was priceless. “And just how did you guys get a hold of such a magnificent piece ?” he asked. “That's not something you need to concern yourself with you see, just know that diamond is worth a billion pound so now, we can steal right ?” the leader of the bears stated. “Yeah you can, so who do you want to steal from ?” the butler asked. “The Dark wood and I want all their three thousand points,” he stated.