Glitter Force Glitter Charms Novels & Stories

Inside was a beautiful silver bracelet with four small charms, a sword, a book, a moon, and a wolf paw. “Marcus,” I breathed, “this is gorgeous, but, ” “Each charm represents one of us,” he explained quickly. “The sword is Darius, the book is me, the moon is Zane, and the paw is Kael. So you can always have us with you, even when, especially when, ” He stopped, his cheerful mask slipping for just a second. “When what?” I asked gently. “Nothing,” he said, forcing the smile back. “Just… always.”

I pulled it out slowly, and my breath caught. It was a charm bracelet. The kind my mother used to wear, delicate silver links with little trinkets dangling from them; a book, a star, a heart. I hadn’t seen it in years, not since I was a teenager rummaging through her things. I turned it over in my hand, the charms catching the dim light from the lamp. One of them had a faint engraving: Courage.

"If you don't have time, I can return it myself," Bruce added. On the top floor of Sterling Corp., Julian turned the charm over in his hand. His strong, arrogant face darkened with concern. This was no ordinary charm. The one from Bellroad Temple was always a peach-blossom charm meant for love, not peace of mind. "Let me return it." Bruce exhaled in relief. "Okay." Elliot, who had been watching everything, dropped his jaw. He stared wide-eyed as Julian opened his wallet and carefully slid the charm into an inner compartment.

The anklet was rose gold with diamonds strewn throughout and had a couple of small charms hanging off every few inches. One charm was a set of Vampire fangs, one charm was a Wolf, one charm was a Witches hat, One Charm was a Fairy wing and the last charm was an elemental symbol with all five elements. “It’s fitting, if I do say so myself. Nice job, Rosa.” I said. “Thank you Master Rowen.” She replied, and bustled off back to the kitchen to start cleaning up. “You know, the Vampire fangs are my favorite.” I said with a grin that showed my now elongated fangs. Ambrosia just started laughing.

Ariadne pulled a small case from her cloak. Inside was a shimmering necklace—one half gold, one half shadow-black, glowing with both her cores. “This,” Ariadne said, “is the Solaris-Lunaris bond charm.” Kael stiffened. “Why would she need that?” Ariadne’s voice softened. “Because if tomorrow’s trial goes badly, this charm will keep her alive.” Alessia stared. “Will it… hurt?” “No,” Ariadne said. “But it will bind your cores briefly so they cannot implode.”

he continued, pulling another small charm out of his pocket. I sucked in a small breath. I knew that charm. It was the black pearl charm that Luna Claire always wore on a bracelet around her wrist. From what I knew, Eric’s mother had passed it down to her, and she received it from her mate’s mother. I wasn’t sure if June knew that, though. “Oh, Alpha, I can’t possibly take that,” June exclaimed, shaking her head. “That should go to Lukas’s mate,” she added, answering my unspoken question.

She wore a simple black and white uniform, the blouse of which seemed to strain to stay closed against an impressive chest. "Have you ladies decided what you'd like to order?" the girl whose nametag identified her as Callista asked as she held her pencil over a small pad. Julia And Gabrielle picked up their menus and gave their orders. Julia really didn't give the young woman a second glance, but Gabrielle had become totally fixed on Callista. Or more specifically, on a bright charm that caught the redhead's eye. A half-inch in length and gold plated if not gold itself, the charm consisted of an interlocked double female symbol. Attached to a rope chain, it hung in the valley between Callist

he requested, sounding too cheery for her taste. But she hesitated. Her eyes carefully studying the shimmering and shiny paper that laid innocently in his palms. She couldn't resist. She carefully plucked the gift from his hold, and then Kaitlyn was greedily tearing into the present. The ribbon unfurled and the paper crumbled by the time she spotted what was inside. She frowned. "What is this?" Her fingertips brushed over a bright pink charm, glittery and decorated with sunflowers. Her eyes met his.

“I would like to put silver glitter in your hair if that’s okay with you.” “Of course Carrie. Sounds perfect.” She grabs a small container out of her bag and she sprinkles silver glitter throughout my hair. “Mom can we have glitter,” asks Maliyah. “Yeah I think that would look pretty,” says Malayah. “Of course you can. Please sprinkle a bit on the girls too.” “No problem.” “Thank you mom, thank you Carrie,” says Maliyah.