Emerald Green Movie Novels & Stories

my father said. “Where do I start from?” I breathed out as I caressed the ring on my finger. “Just fill me in on everything that has happened in the last five months. I’m going to wear your clothes and then go back home like you. It’s as simple as that,” Emerald said. I parted my lips for a while before I burst into laughter. “Is this Hollywood?” Daniel was right to have asked that question. Are we in a movie? “What?” “You want to claim my place as yours?” I asked amidst laughter.

"Rubbish! He is hot and sexy, donvt be a hypocrite! Admit it" "Yeah... He is not that bad!" I said. "When he called our name for the attendance list, his eyes stay very long at me, when he called my name! It was like he undressing me with those eyes! Do you know that they were emerald? I mean his eyes color?" "No." I said, while inside my mind scream Yes. "They were the greenest green I ever seen! Did I said greenest?" Lidya Laugh out laud with her choice of words. "It is as green as the amazone forest! Wild, exotic, wild and calming at the same time."

I need to make a plan. What do I do now Emerald? I reach out to her. She whimpers. She’s been pretty sulky ever since I rejected Wesley. She replies by flashing me the image of those kind brown eyes again. Those aren’t Wesley’s eyes? I guess I’ll find out in about a week when Emerald can help me see. Ash’s POV

As dawn approached, Greg rushed over. “Master, we’ve found Teacher Greene.” “Where?” “At a nightclub.” Though Alaric found it odd, he only cared that Emerald was still alive. Without hesitation, he drove over, but nothing could have prepared him for what he found when he stepped into the club. There, on the stage, was Emerald—wearing a tight black miniskirt and high heels. She was passionately dancing with a male model. The crowd cheered, and a few men began to approach her.

Torches flickered along the stone pillars, casting dancing shadows that made the room feel as though it were breathing. Then, the doors opened. Emerald walked toward me, and the air seemed to leave the lungs of every wolf in the room. She was haunting. In her gown of ivory silk, she looked like a goddess sent from the lunar heavens, but a goddess of sorrows. Her hair was a dark halo around a face of pale marble, and then there were her eyes... those deep, forest-green eyes. They were as vast as a hidden woodland pool, yet they looked utterly dead. There was no light in them. She was breathtakingly beautiful, yet she walked like a ghost attending her own funeral.

The husband and wife opened the gift together, Lihua received an emerald gemstone while Li Wei received a locket which made him frown. “In Greece and Rome, Emerald green symbolizes love and truth, when I found that gemstone, I immediately thought of you and I don’t know but something urges me to buy it for you and so I did.” Biming let out a chuckle, he had so many things to say to the young lady but he chooses not to.

On the way back to the penthouse, I stopped at a jeweler's. I didn't bother looking at the section for men. My eyes went straight to a pair of emerald drop earrings. They were a deep, vibrant green. The exact color of her eyes when she was telling me to go to hell. I had them boxed up and sent a driver to her apartment that evening.

Inside one of the glass cases lay a breathtaking emerald jewelry set. The necklace alone was mesmerizing. Deep green stones sat delicately in a vintage silver frame, their color rich and vibrant like a forest after rain. Matching earrings and a bracelet completed the set. For a moment, the showroom disappeared. And all I could see was Naya. The emerald necklace resting gently against her collarbone. The earrings brushing her soft silver hair. The bracelet wrapped around her delicate wrist. My wolf stirred instantly. “It would look perfect on her you know..” “Alpha…?”

EMILI The eyes emerged from the darkness of the corridor. Two points that didn’t glow red like demons or amber like wolves. They were green. A familiar green it took me three heartbeats to recognize—because they didn’t belong to the face I remembered. Vera stepped out of the shadows.

As much as the gown was elegant and simple, the diamonds were extraordinary with emphasis on extra. I carefully traced the green emerald shining in the middle surrounded by square diamonds that formed a frame around it. It was almost like a choker with how thick and wide it was, but still it accentuated class and sophistication. I picked it up and walked to the mirror. Clad in only a towel and with my hair dripping, I wrapped the necklace around my throat, despite being thick, it was barely able to hide the faint pink marks of their fingers. And as I stared at my reflection in the mirror, I wondered if the green emerald was for Lachlan’s green eyes.