Diamonds Are Forever Novel Novels & Stories

The crescent moon pendant that was given to me by my mum and I have never taken off, and also Theo was wearing a diamond sun necklace, which I had never seen on his neck until this picture. The necklace looked like a perfect pair. Then someone in the crowd gasped. “Is that… the forever necklace?” The brunette smirked when she heard that. “Yes!” she said triumphantly. “Everyone knows the forever necklace set. Couples exchange them when they swear their love will last a lifetime. One person keeps the moon, the other keeps the sun.” My heart stopped. Couples. Love. A lifetime. What the hell was going on? “That's a lie,” I whispered, wondering how the necklace my mother had given me had turned i

Again. Okay, I walked right into this one. But I couldn't begin to care as I slid my hands to his neck and buried my fingers deep into his soft strands. I couldn't even think about his damned hair product this time. Goodbye, Christian Grey. My days of worshipping you are over. I just found a much better version of you. "Thank heavens I've got a smudge-proof lipstick," was the first thing I spoke as I eyed his lips void of any traces of lipstick in relief. His lips did look a little red and swollen but at least my lipstick didn't have to sacrifice itself for my newfound hobby.

"I'll never forget my real Luna, Zoreen. She's the person I love the most. As to Nina, that stupid, evil bitch, the Elders have sentenced her to life imprisonment. She deserves it." I sighed in relief. Since he was getting interviewed, he probably would not make it to the negotiation. However, when I walked into the restaurant, my eyes immediately landed on a familiar figure—it was Sebastian! His pack members explained hurriedly, "Miss Zoreen, Alpha Sebastian would like to import an extremely precious sapphire to create a ring for his departed wife. As he truly values this opportunity, he came over immediately after the interview ended." I was frozen in place. If I'd known I'd run into him,

Stiles said calmly, as if he were asking me to pass the salt. With shaking hands, I accepted the pen and scrawled my name across the bottom of each page, officially signing away my marriage, my home, my son. "There's one more thing," Stiles said, reaching for my left hand. The wedding ring—his grandmother's ring, a family heirloom that had been passed down for generations—slid off my finger easily. My hands had grown thin from stress and poor eating. He walked over to Annalise's bedside and dropped to one knee. "This belongs to the woman I truly love," he said, sliding the ring onto her finger. "Will you marry me, Anna?"

I ran my fingers over the intricate carvings, my heart pounding in anticipation. "Open it," he encouraged. With trembling hands, I lifted the lid to reveal a beautifully crafted necklace. Delicate gold intertwined with shimmering diamonds, forming an intricate pattern that seemed to dance in the light. "It's called 'Eternal Unity'," Nathaniel explained, his eyes shining with affection. "Each diamond represents a moment in our journey—every triumph, every struggle, and every step we took together. It's a reminder that our love is unbreakable, enduring, and transcendent."

He pulled back so we could catch our breath, resting his forehead against mine. “I love you, Novel,” he whispered. “I know.” He smiled and shook his head. “I mean I love you, Novel. No one but you. You are my future, my present, and my forever.” He kissed me again, this time with even more emotion. His hands found my waist, pulling me closer until there was no space left between us. He whispered against my lips, “You’re a treasure, Novel, and I am glad I am the Treasure Keeper.” The kiss was soft, warm, and felt like home. Eventually, I pulled back slightly. “Alexei, do you think we will forever be happy? What if the…….”

You didn’t need to get me a diamond. “I did.” “Does it have a story?” “I bought it yesterday. That means this is just the first chapter.” He kissed me. “We have a lifetime to write the rest of the story.” Rolling toward him, I lifted my lips to his. “As long as it ends with ‘They lived happily ever after.’” And they did.

“Did your husband give you that?” Fedora’s throat tightened. She nodded, curling her fingers protectively around the band. “Yes,” she whispered. “My late husband gave it to me. He chose it himself.” Jason looked away for a beat, his expression unreadable. “I’ve been thinking of getting something similar for Beauty. She loves diamonds, I think.” Fedora’s smile was small, strained. The words pricked something sharp and hidden inside her. “Diamonds last forever,” she said gently. “They don’t tarnish. And when chosen with meaning, they carry more than sparkle. They carry memory.”

It has a letter on it and when I opened it, I saw some words in cursive handwriting, "I have always loved your pretty neck, and there are so many things I wish to do to it, including placing my mark there. But since I can't now, I hope this gift shows you and everyone else how much I adore you and that you are mine. Always and Forever." "Always and forever." I whispered to myself. With my heart hammering in my chest and my curiosity piqued, I opened the black box and my legs almost swayed. I had to give the gift back to Sydney and find a seat to sit in. "What's the matter?" Abigail asked Sydney and she shrugged in reply. "What's wrong Zora? Don't you like it?" I suddenly realized I was parch

The entirety of his lottery winnings could not allow him to even buy this first piece of jewelry. Naturally, he could not just say he had no money after boasting like that, so he said, “I’ve never liked diamonds. They feel so cold and emotionless, you know? Haven’t you seen it on TV? Gold is forever! Its eternal brilliance makes it my preferred kind of luxury.” The shopgirl smirked. “I’m afraid TV might have lied to you about that, sir!” She mocked him. “Diamonds are forever, sir. Once created, they live forever.”