Diamond Broken Novels & Stories

The smile disappeared from his face slowly and the look overthrown washed over him. Laying out the tools on the desk, I watched the fear growing on Darb's face, grabbing his hand and steadily holding the chisel across his pinky finger and the Jackhammer ready in my other hand, I asked him the same question for the hundredth fucking time, “Where are my diamonds?” “I don't know whe—” “Wrong answer!” I angrily strike the chisel and the first inch of his finger separated from the rest. His screams echoed in the room, “Ah! You crazy son of a bitch,” he cried out in pain,

“Probably try to seal a bond at some point as chosen mates?” I nod, offering her a reassuring smile. “Is the fated bond really gone, then?” Mrs. Diaz questions, sadness filling her eyes. “There’s no way to get it back?” “I felt it break,” Nessa says quietly, and the pain lacing her voice fucking guts me. “Though I swear sometimes I still feel it, just for a second. Like an echo.” “Me too.” I give her hand a little squeeze, my chest burning with regret. If I’d known then what I do now, I never would’ve left. There isn’t a day that passes where I don’t wish I didn’t.

That was the last thing I wanted. Just then, I had an idea. “Hazel, where’s the wedding gift I gave you?” “It’s damaged, remember? That asshole Lucian tossed it out the window.” “I know. But let me see it.” She disappeared into her bedroom and came back with the box. I opened it and studied the gems. The gemstones had broken loose from their setting. Probably from the impact of hitting the ground. And the main gem had a crack in it. But they were still lovely.

Grace put her hand out for Dom and Cassandra to inspect it. “I love the ruby, it sets off the Dragon and the Phoenix really well!" Grace said. Dom and Cassandra looked at each other, with a weird look on their faces. “What? I don’t care if it is not a real ruby, it is still beautiful!” Grace said. “Honey, that is not a ruby, it's a red diamond!” Dom said. “A what?” Grace said confused. Dom rolled his eyes and said “ A red diamond! Only the rarest and most expensive stone in the world! I have never seen one so big, it must have cost Xan an absolute fortune!”

He held it between us, snapping it open with a sharp *click*. Inside sat a ring that defied every tradition of Oakhaven high society. It wasn't the clear, brilliant diamond Julian had used to 'mark' me as his property. This was a **Black Diamond**—a raw, jagged, five-carat stone that seemed to swallow the light of the hallway. It was surrounded by a halo of small, blood-red rubies that looked like droplets of frozen fire. I hesitated, my hand hovering in the air. The sheer weight of what this represented—a contract that bound my life to the most dangerous man in the city—suddenly felt very real.

Gabby snapped. "You think I wasn't hurt when we broke up" Tan snapped back. The business man inside him snarled at the same time. "I could care less, if you were hurt Tan, I wasn't the one that called off the engagement so stop throwing a pity party, but since this is a business and I promised myself I would not let my personal life get in the way of my work life I would agree to the terms about being business partners." Her words flowed endlessly penetrating into his heart like a dagger.

They burned orange-gold, wild and unreal. And just like that, the world kind of stopped. “Mate,” they breathed, voices tangled together, perfect and broken at the same time.

A fracture appeared on the skull. Then a soft thud. It shattered into several large pieces. Mitbahl: ... "My little little Bone!!" Mitbahl pounded his chest, crying as if he had lost a loved one. Diana felt bad for Mitbahl's loss, even though it seemed like he had invested too much. Just as she was about to apologize, something didn't feel right. "That thing... looks like resin to me." Mitbahl's eyes widened. "Huh? Resin?"

His voice grew lower, noticeably more serious. "Dakota, this concerns the Drakov family. I don't want you getting involved." Dakota's grip tightened around the water glass. A faint cracking sound echoed through the room. She lowered her eyes. Thin fractures spread across the glass beneath her fingers. The next second... The entire glass shattered in her hand. "What was that?" Nathan asked immediately. "What just broke? Are you safe over there?" "I'm perfectly safe." Dakota glanced at the shattered glass in her hand without changing her expression. "That was just Liam playing with one of his toys. Why?"

“It’s broken so it means . . .” “The dark soul was out of the stone,” Wendy concluded as my stomach tied a knot. I noticed a tear escaping from her eye—the tear that screamed trouble. My mind hung in the air as I stared distantly past Wendy. This wasn’t supposed to be happening, it was impossible. The gemstone was concealed inside that box, but as it fell on the ground and it broke into pieces, the remnants of the glass cluttered on the flooring, it must’ve damaged the gemstone.