Novel & Cerita Hand Necklace Booktok

She was staring at my neck and I followed her gaze to see what she was looking at. I tried not to groan. I had forgotten to take off the necklace Ronan had picked out at the boutique earlier, a simple gold chain with a large ruby charm hanging off of it. It was obviously expensive, which meant I really couldn’t talk my way out of this one.

“A necklace? What about it?” I pulled my own pendant from beneath my shirt, letting it dangle beside the illustration. “It’s mine. The exact same one.” Cora’s eyes widened as she looked between the book and my necklace, her mouth forming a perfect ‘O’ of surprise. “Holy shit,” she whispered, leaning in for a closer look. “That’s…that can’t be a coincidence.” “The description page is missing,” I said, showing her the torn edge. “Someone ripped it out.”

It was a dainty gold necklace that shone very bright and instead of a pendant being attached to the chain, it was engraved letters and it read the name, Bambi, his nickname for me. He didn't stop there, he collected the phone, took my hand, and slid a bracelet on it that was made of pure diamonds and another that was as golden as the one on my neck but had the name Demi this time. "Do you like them?" He breathed clasping them to my wrist, “I knew they would suit you well.” "I love them." I gasped marvelling at the finery as I lifted my wrists to stare at them, "They are beautiful."

With this thought, Charlotte didn't resist as much. Not to mention, she just flipped through the book and the ones at the back were even more expensive. She took a picture of the necklace, and after that, she had a reason to stop him from taking it. Charlotte, you were such a clever little devil! She thought well, but she didn't expect that many people would be interested in this necklace. She even saw an acquaintance - Hanna. In the end, Leandro and Hanna were the ones who fought over this necklace. The price had already reached three million three hundred thousand. Hanna obviously didn't expect it to reach this price, and surprisingly, there were still people competing with her.

she teased, and the twins whined in frustration. They walked up to the cashier's desk, and the woman was handing Ben the bag and a business card. There was a handwritten name and number on the back. Tina sighed and smiled. There was a display case by the desk, and something caught her eye. She looked into the display and admired a simple black choker necklace with a single blood-red stone in a black setting. There were matching earrings. She felt Ben's breath on her neck as he peered into the case over her shoulder. "That would look spectacular with that black dress we just got, wouldn't it?" he said. Her eyes immediately went to the price tag. She gasped.

It’s not her, I let out an exasperated sigh. “Who is this tho,” I asked. “That’s a content creator on P*******t, I can show you,” she said while pulling the phone out of my hands. Then she clicked on her page and I could clearly see her face, most importantly, the infinity stone around her neck. “ Zara,” I read her name. “Can we find her?” I asked Sarah, she shrugged. “Why?” She asked. “You See this necklace around her neck,” I pointed on her phone. She nodded.

A few minutes after he walks in back, he comes back out and produces an exquisite golden necklace with sapphires and rubies in the shape of a rose. “I will take it.” I say immediately, before he shows me the others. While wrapping it, I browse the other things he has out in the shop. A little further over, I see something even more perfect, it is a bracelet with charms. They can be engraved with each of the pups’ names on it. I smile and say, add this if you can hurry and engrave them right now.” After collecting their names, he walks in back for a few moments and then comes back out.

Lena had relaxed fully into the cushions of the sofa by the time her phone screen lit up beside her. She had been half watching a video when she saw it. A necklace. She had walked past the boutique's social media page three times this week and every time her eyes went straight to it — a diamond-set piece, layered chains, the kind of thing that sat at the throat like it was made there. It was on sale, which was almost insulting given what it was, but also meant today was the day. She sat forward and opened her browser, tapping through to the store's website, and began putting it through.

My nose led me to a drawer, and when I opened it, I saw a giant black book inside. This must be it. I thought as I examined the book. Next to it, I saw a jade necklace that I knew belonged to Zira. I hurried and pocketed the necklace. The book, on the other hand, would not fit in my pocket. I hesitated before touching it. I felt a presence coming from it.

I looked at the saleslady as she spoke, so I shook my head and smiled at her. "Can I just look," I joked so she laughed? "Yes ma'am, you have no problem, enjoy," she said and left in front of me. A very beautiful necklace caught my attention. The appearance is small-hearted and has a crown attached to its height. When I read the name I smiled. Crown heart necklace 20,000 As I looked closely at the necklace I heard the shop open because its chain rang at the same time I heard the sales lady speak. “Good afternoon Mr. Montiero. ”