Hidden Gem Novels & Stories

I didn’t touch it yet. “We intercepted news this morning,” he said. “An undocumented mine was discovered two days ago. The samples recovered are pure. Gold. With only 0.2% impurities. This rare white gold has the closest similarities with the lost stone used in the creation of the Abalone Ryn gem.” Now that caught my interest. I leaned back slightly, steepling my fingers. “Location?” He hesitated, exchanging a glance with Man 1. “Spit it out,” I said. My voice, cold like the Antarctic wind, caused the room temperature to drop.

I say absentmindedly, “Verdant is beautiful.” The old man hummed at me, leaning against his steering stick, “'mm, ye could say that there but no one would agree with ye. It be not a shame that there we be covered by mist. It be a blessin' in disguise! Verdant's a 'idden gold mine.” “What do you mean by that?” Auster asked, giving me a small nod. I immediately understood what he was trying to do. “Do you mean there’s treasure here that you wanted to hide from the rest of the world?”

Her throat running dry as panic overwhelmed her at losing her wedding ring which was a beautiful gold band with a 2 carat oval diamond in the center. "Alessio will kill me!" Serafina hissed at herself, pulling the towel off her hair as she shook out her clothes on the counter, hoping, praying that it got tangled in the material. Gnawing at her lower lip she stepped out of the washroom, thinking maybe she left it in the room, taken aback when the lights of her bedroom had been turned off, with a dim flicker coming from the bedroom. Cautiously, she walked across their walk-in closet, hesitantly peeking into the room.

She flipped it open. Tonight. That was all written on the front. Her brows pulled slightly. Then she turned it over. A second line. Don’t say no. She froze for a second. Then A small smile appeared. “Unbelievable,” she muttered. Kael. She dropped the card back into the box and looked inside again. Her breath caught slightly. A piece of jewelry. Simple. But expensive. Very expensive. The kind that didn’t need to be loud to be noticed. She picked it up carefully.

"Who else? I'm the house itself. I haven't said a word about you smashing my walls, and now you want to know who I am?" My entire body trembled. This time, it wasn't from fear, but excitement. So I wasn't mad after all. The house really could talk. "Where's the gold? Where is it?" "You're asking now? Weren't you just swinging the sledgehammer like there was no tomorrow? You didn't even bother to ask if I could take it. "The gold is stashed in the wall beneath the bay window in the master bedroom. The three million dollars in cash is hidden away in the kitchen ceiling. You've been looking in the wrong places.

After struggling with herself for some time, Yume finally walked back before saying, “…Fine! I’ll listen to what you have to say and see whether what you predicted turns out to be accurate or not…!” Meanwhile, Gerald had just arrived at the ancestral mine of the Minshall family. He was here since he had been told that the water repellent stone could be found here. Though the location looked exactly like a mine on the surface, the Minshalls had carefully hidden the stone in the deepest part of the mine so that no random person would ever find it. Upon walking inside, Gerald came across countless spider webs and the occasional discarded mining tool as he made his way deeper into the mine. Afte

“I will. Go get into your PJs and then meet me in the nursery.” “Why do we have to call it the nursery? We aren’t babies or potted plants.” “Just go.” Gemma pushed Evan out, closing the door behind him with a sigh. She didn’t want him to know where she hid them. He might tattle if he knew. He’d do anything to stay out of trouble. There’d be no proof if he couldn’t find it. Gemma put the mirror and book on her nightstand. On her hands and knees, she pulled up an old floorboard. Gemma revealed a cavity beneath the floor. She’d sneak them back to the trunk in the morning.

The Big Hole Thalia She spent nearly 500 dollars just to get to Colorado, and she was sure someone had taken her family horde. She searched for nearly a week before she came across something startling. Her family horde...every bit of treasure and dollar had been moved into one massive plot with what remained of other families’ belongings. not stolen. But reburied. some else had to have survived. She couldn't find and clues though and waiting 2 days more did nothing but push her deeper into despair. She made a quick note, anyone worth contacting should understand the runes enough to figure it out.

“Ahhh, I heard that your uncle is the best herbal doctor in the packs.” “Right. His name is Lei.” “I wanted to see him once. There’s a new poison named Hyilore. Maybe, your uncle knows about it.” "Hyilore?" "Yes, Alpha. It's a new poison. It has no color, no smell, and no taste. It isn't easy to notice." "That's interesting. Have you used it before?" "Not yet. I only have three of them. I got them from China. Would you like to get one so you can study the poison?"

Rhett walked to the bookshelf, placing his hand on a rather hefty book and slowly pulling it out. Click, click! Within the room, a thick wall slowly moved aside, revealing a downward passage. The lighting inside was scarce, casting a dim ambiance. The two descended two floors' worth of height and arrived at an underground space, brightly lit with several temperature-controlled boxes containing precious medicinal herbs. "That's the century-old Pure Spirit Ganoderma." Rhett pointed ahead to the most conspicuous spot. There, a Ganoderma the size of a basin quietly sat inside a temperature-controlled box, with flickering flames dancing around it. Its crimson color exuded nobility.