Fairy Fencer Tiara Novels & Stories

Alfred praises, a smile of pride in his eyes. "Dad, does Martin know he will be my prince in my 18th birthday?" Adelle inquires, her excitement evident. "Surely, he knows. He's just busy with work, but he wouldn't miss it for the world," Alfred reassures her. As Adelle admired herself on the mirror, Huifen entered the room, holding a beautiful tiara in her hands. "Wear this, my dear. It belonged to your Aunt Daisy, and now it's fitting for you," she suggests, attempting to place the tiara on Adelle's head.

Then I see it, a set of black leather pants. Grinning, I throw the towel onto the bench in the middle of the room and grab a set of under garments before slipping into the leather pants. From there I find a silver turtleneck knit tank top. The final touch to my outfit is a cropped leather jacket and a pair of knee high boots. With one last look in the mirror, I take a deep breath, something sparkling catching my attention before I can exit my closet. There, glittering under it’s own light is a tiara I remember my mother wearing, made of white gold with amethyst the colour of my eyes. I grin and carefully pick it up before returning to the mirror and settle the tiara on top of my head. This i

Because it would, right? Lily had found the most beautiful tiara I had ever seen. She explained that Nicolais had dug it out of his treasure chest—me paraphrasing, of course—because he wanted no one to misinterpret who I was, and what I meant to him. It was made out of gold, just like the necklace he had given me earlier. Strands of gold were intertwined, creating the tiara and shaping it. It was adorned with small flowers, kind of resembling baby’s breath, that littered across in gold as well. But the statement came in the form of the orange diamond in the middle, the one that rivaled the size of my necklace.

he stares at me, tears well up in my eyes, the light between us, makes me hope. “I will never forget this.” my eyes take in, the dazzling light, it makes me beleive in magic, nature makes me believe in magic, but if only I knew the plans it had for us. “Lily.” I found a tiara made of flowers in his hands “Wear it for me.”he places the tiara on my head making me feel like a queen. “Do I look beautiful?” I pout already knowing,my ears begging to hear his voice. “Always, if you’d wear fucking trash, I would still be whipped for you.” I laugh at him.

“I have a request for you, the only human who is an ally of the fairies. Please help me!” Ping! A new notification appeared in Zen’s vision that was not reflected in the party quest log. === Unique Quest: Fairy Queen’s Tears Description: Recover the Fairy Queen’s kidnapped children from Baron Claude Reward: Repaired Fairy Ring, [Pacifist] title, Fairy Ring Accessory (unique) ===

And for something blue, Freya had gifted me a tiara to go over my veil that had all white pearls but with one single sapphire in the middle that stood out beautifully to match my eyes. Now, I saw my father wipe away tears from the corners of his eyes as he came over to press a kiss to my forehead. “You look absolutely stunning. Just like your mother did.” “Thank you.” I mouthed to him before looking at my bridesmaids. Freya, who was my maid of honor and of course, Mirage, who too had tears in her eyes from looking at me interacting with my father.

As they brought out the presents, Jaycie realized that Andrea's earlier phone call hadn't been an exaggeration—if anything, it had been an understatement. There were property deeds, keys, and a stack of documents topped with a long string of keys. But the most eye-catching item was the tiara placed in the center. Crafted from gold, diamonds, and pearls, every gem was large and flawless, the pearls perfectly round. The crown radiated opulence and grandeur. Yet, it seemed her family still didn't think it was enough. They were determined to fill the table in front of her, as if only then would they be satisfied.

Again, my bridesmaids giggle. "Well then, I don't know how overt of a theme you want, but I have a matching tiara from this designer." Sheila looks at me through the mirror with a raised eyebrow. "Oh, she's trying the tiara." Lenora commands while she rubs her belly from the sofa behind us. Ashley, never at a loss for words is still speechless and just nods in agreement. Lisa giggles and places a silver olive leaf tiara on top of my head. It is a traditional U-shape, open in the front like you would see in ancient Grecian paintings except there are little crystals scattered on the leaves making it sparkle against my already sparkly hair.

With a smile, Esmeray placed the cute Princess tiara on her head which she had received along with the invitation to the dinner held in the Vampire Queen's honour. The tiara's design was floral and embedded with diamonds that were mounted in silver. Which wasn't to her liking. She was more of a Red Gold girl. Esmeray made a mental note to ask Raziel to make her a floral tiara out of Dragon Gold. Raziel was the best in the craft. If wasn't been born a wizard he would have been a Goldsmith.

the lady held up the tiara. Archie picked up the tiara and held it up, showing Dylan. "What do you think of this tiara?" Archie asked, with a goofy grin on his face. Dylan shook his head. "Okay… not the tiara…" he said handing the tiara back to the stand. "How about the barrettes...? It comes straight from Sealme's realm..." The woman held up a pair of barrettes, looking at Dylan. "No…" he looked away. "Okay… so I'll pick it myself…" said Archie, looking around the stall, "what is this stuff?" he asked holding up a pendant.