Ellery Adams Books Novels & Stories

She took in the scene—the bloodstained rug, my shaking hands, Papa's ashen face—and sighed. "Really, darling," she said, nudging a crystal vase out of the way with her stiletto, "must you track bodily fluids across the Persian rugs? They're seventeenth century." Adam's voice dropped to a register I'd never heard before. "Mother." Eve ignored him, circling the sofa with predatory grace. "Poor Richard," she crooned, tapping one manicured nail against her chin. "Did you really think we wouldn't notice the missing shipments? The altered manifest "

The cream walls, the light brown sofas, the huge white bookshelves containing books with brown, red and black covers; the incandescent lighting that puts every little gesture to the test, no matter how hard I try to keep a low profile in a corner so as not to be noticed. Whoever designed Amelia's dress didn't make just one outfit, but combined all these elements together in perfect harmony. No doubt crafted by an extremely perfectionist mind. And if Jean is who I think he is, mathematics is exact, so 2+2 is four, Mr. Arnault plus Mr. Laurent from the past resulted in a strong friendship between Jean and Adam Arnault, the heir sworn to death by Papa.

Her favorite perfume was gone. The novel she'd been reading no longer rested on the bedside table. Several dresses were missing from the wardrobe. A strange uneasiness crept into Adrian's chest. He pulled open the closet. The side that belonged to Celeste looked... Empty. Not completely. Just enough to leave obvious gaps. He walked toward the dresser. Then he froze. On the polished mahogany surface sat a black velvet jewelry box. Adrian slowly opened it. Inside lay the Forever Celeste necklace. Perfectly arranged.

“It’s all because of that wretched Carol! She schemed to steal the Ada wedding deal that I worked so hard to get. Now Ada’s ignoring me and even accepted Carol’s jewelry!” Will listened quietly, then sat beside me, affectionately patting my head. “My dear sister, don’t let it get to you. By the way, I heard Ada wants Amanda to design the jewelry for her wedding. She’s well-respected in the industry, and Ada’s been waiting in line for her availability. Do you want me to ask our stepmom for help?” I paused for a moment, surprised. “Do you think Amanda could talk to Ada?” “I think so. Ada specifically requested her for the jewelry design and won’t get married without it. You know how Ada is—whe

Inside, a set of sparkling yellow diamond jewelry lay quietly. Someone in the crowd exclaimed, "Cartier!" "Such big diamonds, and so many. How much does it cost?" "It's a limited edition, right?" "..." "Happy birthday!" Adam put on a pious face. Jessica looked up with distaste in her clear eyes, "It's better to leave these to Adela!" "She doesn't deserve it!" A hint of disgust flashed in Adam's eyes, "Only you deserve them." Jessica sneered, "I'm afraid if I do take them, you'll be upset."

Zavian I was very interested in the reason why they needed me to lug this heavy fucking book. I hadn’t touched this book in years. I haven’t needed to. I personally didn’t know any of the Meridian. So, needless to say, when Emerald asked me if I have a book with all their symbols within it piqued my interest. I could see why Emerald would be interested in it, but when she said that Devon and Nate asked her to ask me about the book, I found that weird. The fact that no one outside the magic community had even heard, so when she said that, I was intrigued.

I laughed softly to hide my rosy cheeks; I don’t want Adam to notice that I had never been in a place like this. “Yeah, I had been picking these dresses for you since Master Levi told me about your presence! I can’t believe he hid you all this time, how can a perfect lady like you be kept from the world?” He chuckled; Adam then made his way toward the dresses. “I think it will be nice on you!” He picked a maroon dress from the hangers. It was a mermaid dress; the waist was small and under the knees as blooming as the ocean, no shoulder straps on the top and it was maroon with a little bit of twinkling beads.

“You two look so happy together.” I blushed, but Adam grinned. “That’s because I’m the luckiest man alive.” The woman laughed, her eyes twinkling. “Ah, such romance! Let me show you something special.” She led us to a display of delicate jewelry, her hands hovering over a silver bracelet with tiny charms shaped like hearts and stars. “For your bella signora,” she said, handing it to Adam. He turned to me, holding the bracelet up. “What do you think?” “It’s beautiful,” I said softly.

Lisa bent to sniff them and smiled brightly at Adam. "Aren't they beautiful?" She asked as her emerald eyes brightened in admiration. She was truly beautiful with white flawless skin. Her orbs held a glimmer of delight in them and they looked like jewels because of the sun shining on her face and her delicate fingers. She reminded Adam of the paintings of ferries, Adam had seen his books when he was younger. "They are, my love," Adam replied, grinning fondly at her. She grinned back and walked into the mini shop and Adam followed closely behind her.

, Adam put the ring in her hands and left from there. " Emma where is Adam ? ", Anjali asked with a confused look. " He has some urgent matter to solve that's why he left ", Emma lied. " Oh !! he is such a hardworking boy. I am sure together you both will reach the top ", Anjali admired. " Did you select something for you ? ", Emma changed the topic. " No !! I didn't. Your dad had recently gifted me the latest collections of Jweleries. I was selected for you ", Anjali showed him. the pieces she selected.