Diamonds Are Forever Novel Novels & Stories

Clara seemed to notice my discomfort as she made an attempt to make small talk. "Did you ever know that Alaska was not born Nightshade?" She asked. "She once told me she was from a different pack. She didn't tell me their name. She only mentioned that their ways were different. What about it?" "I have been reading the Rose journals about your people," Clara confessed. "Some of them mentioned something about how a De' crescent's heart is as pure as a diamond. Very much is unknown about your mother's pack but I did read there were exceptionally loved by the goddess." She paused to look at me. "It might be a stretch but perhaps that is why the rejection failed." Clara then placed a jewelry box

"I want forever." Nicholas smiled—a real, genuine smile that transformed his entire face. And then, slowly, deliberately, he sank to his knees in front of me. My heart stopped. I couldn't believe my eyes. My heart actually stopped beating for what felt like an eternity as I watched him reach into his pocket and pull out a small velvet box. "Oh my God," I breathed. "I bought this a month ago," he said quietly, opening the box. The ring inside was absolutely breathtaking. It was a flawless oval diamond, easily three carats, set in a delicate platinum band encrusted with smaller diamonds that caught the light and sparkled like stars. It was elegant, timeless and so beautiful it made my chest ac

Do you want to choose? The salesperson still recognized them. The local couple had bought so much gold in one breath. The biggest single—day turnover in their store in recent years was very impressive. When they saw them coming to buy diamonds again today, they knew that the man was generous. And introduced diamond to Alice: "Madam, your husband loves you so much, you're really blessed. Actually, gold is good, after all, it's not as good as a diamond ring. Have you ever heard a diamond last forever? The firmness and longevity of a diamond is much better than that of gold, so diamonds are more symbolic of the preciousness and perseverance of love. You should choose one and don't miss your hus

Finally the earrings, long, dagger-shaped drops of black diamonds that brushed my bare shoulders when I moved. I slid them in. The woman in the mirror tilted her head. The diamonds flashed like warning shots. Perfect and ready to walk into that party and watch Neven realize exactly what he lost. Ready for Caesar to decide perfection had lasted long enough and dragged me into the dark to ruin it all over again. “Yes,” Xandra whispered, reverent. “This is the one.” I drew one slow breath, tasting the red on my lips and felt something ancient and vicious uncoil inside my chest.

He has aged compared to the last time I saw him, and looking at him now, my heart melts for the warmth I never received from him. "Diamond" he called, the way he says my name is always filled with regret and sorrow. And now I know why because I bring him nothing but sorrow. --------- AUTHORS POV "Diamond, what are you doing here? How could you just come back after everything they have done to you?" It was getting so hard for her to pretend not to know anything especially when he acted like he cared for her. "Then what about you? Will this be the best way to avenge her"

Alex opened the box and held it out before him. "You're our wife, Isobelle. We want the chance to be the husbands you deserve. You are everything to us. You have made us whole and given us the family we've always wanted." Alex's voice cracked with emotion. "This set contains an engagement ring, a wedding band, and an eternity ring." He drew a breath. "They say diamonds are forever, just like mates."

he whispered, his voice dropping low and rough "I want forever. Take off the fake band." Bailey's lower lip quivered, a bright, crystalline tear spilling over her lashes as she slowly slid the old temporary ring off her finger, letting it drop unheeded onto the Persian rug. Without breaking eye contact, he slid the rare black diamond ring onto her left ring finger. It fit her perfectly, cold and heavy and impossibly permanent against her skin. She let out a soft, choked sob of pure, overwhelming joy, throwing her arms around my neck and burying her face against my shoulder as he pulled her tight against my chest.

A platinum band with a small indicolite diamond at the center, her favorite color. It wasn’t grand or flashy, but it held everything I wanted to say, You’re my home. My peace. My forever. I could already imagine her face the way her eyes would light up the moment she would see me, She'd grin widely and then cry. She is my crybaby. The cab turned onto a narrow country road, and my heart sped up. I imagined our life after this waking up beside her, hearing her laugh. I am not going to let her go away from me ever again. She will be mine and only mine forever.

“Would you join us? We're not a family without you.” Mia stared at him as he reached into his back pocket and pulled out a black velvet box. He flipped it open and held it out to her. Inside was the most beautiful diamond ring she'd ever seen. “Mia Amesworth, will you marry me and make me the happiest man in the world?” Carter asked, holding out the box. She looked at her kids, all three with smiles as big as their faces and nodding away, then to Carter. His blue eyes held such love and warmth. There was just enough nervousness to make her love him even more.

Alright reserved. © 2020 Belle Cassy October 27, 2020 This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. Chapter One: Introduction "We might look like a beast from the outside, but we are still normal creatures who also have emotions. It doesn't matter what you are, it's just the prejudice that made a person horrible. They only see you based on what they thought not on what they see... Open your eyes wider than yesterday and you'll see. -Grey