Diamond Broken Novels & Stories

The skin beneath it was red, almost purple. “You still got your magic bolt?” I shot out. “No.” His brows pulled. “But…” his gaze flicked toward the floor near my feet. “Glass.” Shards of the broken window littered the space. A few pieces were big enough to serve as a discount knife. I grabbed one shaped like a triangle. The tip gleamed, sharp enough that my finger almost paid the price. “Perfect. We’re upgrading to a DIY package.” “Dianna.” Erick sucked a breath. “One wrong move and you’ll slice a vein.”

"If I weren't worried about dirtying Mr. Johnson's eyes, I'd really enjoy watching your lies fall apart. "As for this bracelet, it's just cheap trash, like you. And you think you can stand on equal footing with me? Who do you think you are?" The priceless diamond bracelet shattered instantly upon impact. No matter how flawless it looked, glass would definitely break if dropped so hard onto the ground. The next second, Gerald froze in shock. Someone nearby who knew about gemstones muttered in shock, "Oh my God! This… Though the bracelet shattered into pieces, the diamond is intact. This might actually be a top-grade diamond…"

"Did you paint it, Vino?" "Look, this is diamond! I thought it was just a rock!" Brie bit the rough piece of gold. "And it is gold!"

Fuck those sacrifices. “No matter what, once in your life, someone will hurt you, that someone will take all that you are, and rip it into pieces and they won’t even watch where the pieces land. But through breakdown, you’ll learn that you’re strong, and no matter how hard they destroy you, you can conquer anyone. You’re strong, Melissa. I know, I’ve witnessed it. ” Eugene said softly.

A knock at the door interrupted my fantasy and Diamond's performance. She stilled in my embrace as the bouncer stuck in his head to give her a warning. She had ten minutes before she had to be on stage for her next performance. Diamond nodded her understanding. The instant she faced me, Diamond disappeared, and Nikki sat perched in my lap. The spell between us had broken, and now we sat in awkward silence as my thumbs still cradled her breasts from the sides.

I ask, certain that Anne only had one daughter. "The cactus, obviously! What other name would I give to something green, shriveled, and full of thorns?" she asks, as if I had asked a silly question. I laugh at that. Sofia and her sense of humor, God, how I missed that! "You can explain that to me later... I want to know how the meetings are going," I say. Sofia smiles, pointing to her bracelet with several tokens. In her first meeting, she received a yellow token to represent her first day of sobriety. Since then, whenever she exchanged tokens as time passed, Sofia found a way to turn them into pendants.

My life is already messed up, and I am a shame to everyone. "I, Hudson, the future Alpha of this pack, reject you stupid Judian as my mate and sever all bonds between us! I REJECT YOU! " His voice rumbled like thunder, breaking through the core of my heart and spreading that kind of pain which leaves the body numb and the lips clamped all over me.

Noel clicked his tongue in frustration, "Please ask the cops to check the house once again—every single inch of it. I'll go take a look outside." Ms. Elisa nodded and watched him go out of the house. He carefully walked to backyard of the house and began scanning the place bit by bit. While he was examining the place, the glimmer of an object caught his eye among the bushes in the backyard. His eyes narrowed as he crouched closer to the bushes and parted them with his hand, only to see a golden pendant resting on the grass attached to a silver chain. Its half was missing while the other part remained with the pendant.

It has a freaking huge diamond at the middle, molded into a hello kitty. Excitement was all over my face as we leaned forward to seal our vow. He smiled, showing me as if he can do everything for me. Well, he already did.

“God, I…I don’t know! I just took it to take a look at it, a-a-and it just cracked! I didn’t do anything, so why did it crack?” Dana cried, flummoxed and not at all sure what was happening. The trophy had looked fine, like no other, so how had it cracked into two just because she had lifted it out of curiosity? Then, her eyes drifted to the twitching lips on Javier’s face, which formed a snicker, desperately trying to hold a smile back.