Glitter Force Emily Novels & Stories

A flicker of pity crossed Emily's face, but it was fleeting, replaced by a sinister grin. "I was given a second chance, dear sister," Emily said, her voice dripping with smugness. "A chance to embrace a power beyond anything you could imagine. You see, death was merely a stepping stone for me. I've become something greater, something that defies the limitations of mortality." Scarlett's heart pounded in her chest, and a knot of fear tightened in her stomach. She had hoped for a miraculous reunion, but this was far from what she had envisioned. Whatever had brought Emily back seemed to have twisted her soul, turning her into something dark and malevolent.

A familiar scent wafted through her nostrils from the kitchen, it was the weirdly flowery scent of her Beta, her best friend from childhood Lincoln Park. “Hey Emma,” Lincoln greeted facing the flat screen TV that was displaying some comedy show. Emma sighed and resisted the urge to knock his head instead she collected the bowl of popcorn in his hands and took the seat adjacent to his own. “Why are you so here so early in the morning?” she asked picking among the popcorn to find the one that was covered in more caramel than the others. Lincoln rubbed his eyes and looked at Emma, it was only then she noticed his red eyes. “Elaine said she wanted to do some spring cleaning around the house so s

SPARKLE! Gold coins rolled across the bedsheets! Deep red ruby necklaces caught the light from the glass window, sparkling like bright red fire! Silver rings with large clear diamonds glittered right next to Emily’s hands! Emily’s dark eyes went wide with pure greed! Her breath caught in her throat as she reached out her fingers, sliding them through the pile of warm gold and heavy jewels! "Oh, Xavier!" Emily gasped out, pulling a long gold necklace with a huge red ruby right up to her neck. "It is all so beautiful!"

I took my gaze back to the television and I saw Emily speaking into the mic, showing everyone a piece of the jewel which glistened under the spotlight. “I wouldn't have done this without you, Collin m you're my source of inspiration. After making this jewel, I got to realize that my mom had dreams of doing this as well. It's so sad that she's no longer alive. I'm glad I'm able to make this project a reality. It's just like making her dreams come into fulfilment as well,” Emily spoke once again through the mic and a loud cheer erupted from the crowd. Collin gave a speech as well. He talked about Emily and his love for her. He spoke about how he's going to support her forever and what his drea

Adrian staggered, breath exploding from his lungs as blood—darkened, shimmering—splattered the ground. Emily choked on a sob. “NO—ADRIAN—!” The creature shrieked triumphantly— a sound of hunger finally met. Adrian dropped to one knee. The golden glow flickered violently around him. Lilith swore under her breath. “This is bad—this is very bad—” Emily did not hesitate. Despite her trembling body, despite the unstable power inside her, despite the agony ripping through her chest, she crawled toward Adrian. “Emily!” Lilith grabbed her arm. “You can’t—if your power spikes—”

Nash stuttered slightly, prompting Emily to raise her eyebrows, scrutinizing him with suspicion. "What?" Nash queried, perplexed by her scrutinizing gaze. "Well, I'm kind of stunned to see a member of the six precious gems stuttering in front of a lady," Emily admitted with a playful yet curious tone, revealing a dynamic shift in their interaction. Nash, now slightly flustered, couldn’t help but grin sheepishly at Emily’s observation. “Well, even the six precious gems have their moments,” he replied, attempting to diffuse the tension with a touch of self-deprecating humor.

She didn't think anyone would ask for her service unless they knew her. As she thought of this, her heart skipped a beat, and her face turned a bit pale. Who else could it be other than people she knew from three years ago? "This isn't something you should be concerned about. Don't ask anything like that. Get in now," Emily said as she opened the door. Before Gloria could react, Emily pushed her in. Gloria stumbled into the room. Before she could stand steadily, a strong force pulled her forward. While she was in a panic, a fragrance wafted into her nose.

"You've been working for my mother for the longest time, Mr. Zimmer. Or are you not sure who's actually the grandson of Miles Langford here?" Mr. Zimmer stopped in his tracks, freezing up. "Well, I…" Jennie shot him an annoyed glare right then. "My sister is the heir to this company! And you're going against her orders?! Perhaps you rather pack your things and leave?!" Mr. Zimmer paled in fear right then, and glanced at me gingerly, "Please, Mr. Langford—I have a family to feed, so please just leave and don't make this any harder for me." Though he gestured for security to drag me outside, I picked up a vase from the table and threw it at them as they closed in. "Come on, just try me! I'm no

“Spill..” “You walk in with a smile sharp enough to cut glass. Find Slade. Spill your guts. No more games, no more cryptic bullshit. Tell him straight: I want you, you idiot.” My heart jackhammered. “You think he’ll even listen?” Emily shrugged, but her eyes sparkled. “Worst case, you get closure. Best case? You get the guy.” “Why don’t we just kidnap him, duct-tape him to a chair, and—”

When Emily saw how radiant Xyla was and hearing what Xyla said, Emily immediately became frantic. She hopped onto her feet and struggled to smash the glass in front of her. “Xyla Quest… You b*tch! You’ll die a horrible death!” However, all of this was just Emily’s pointless rage. Xyla couldn’t hear any sound she was making. Likewise, Xyla couldn’t see whatever she was doing. After leaving the visiting area, Xyla was met with a ray of sunshine on her face. It made her face, which didn’t have any makeup on, appear unusually clear and natural.