Jewel E Ann Books Novels & Stories

Hazel presented hers first — a large, hand-bound scrapbook wrapped in silver ribbon and covered in pressed rose petals. “Behold,” Hazel announced dramatically, holding it up for everyone to see, “the story of Anna and her grumpy billionaire — hand-curated by yours truly.” Annabelle blinked, smiling softly. “Hazel, you’ve already given me a gift,” she said, touching the sparkling diamond earrings adorning her ears. “These were enough.” Hazel waved a dismissive hand. “Those were just to cheer your ceremony,” she said with a grin. “But this — this is to cheer you for a lifetime.”

Later, alone in her room, Elara lay awake. Her body felt quiet. Balanced. But her mind wouldn’t rest. She sensed the presence again—not pushing, not pulling. Just… listening. “You feel them too,” she whispered. The presence did not answer. But it did not leave. The next morning, the first article appeared. THE WOMAN AT THE CENTER OF IT ALL. Elara read it carefully. It wasn’t cruel. It wasn’t kind. It was speculative. Incomplete. Dangerous. By noon, there were five more.

Meanwhile, Simon’s jewelry empire, Murphy Jewelry, was thriving. Following the Spring Festival, Murphy Jewelry made bold moves—successfully acquiring TR Jewelry and Blue Pearl, two renowned luxury brands. With this expansion, Murphy Jewelry now rivaled the Gregory Group and the Nichols Group, standing as one of the city’s most formidable enterprises. At the same time, Annabelle, the company’s new brand ambassador, became the hottest topic in the media. Her life story was nothing short of extraordinary. As a child, she survived a devastating fire and spent years living in a Buddhist monastery.

“Looking good, bro.” I climb back into the cab. “Ring is across the street at the jewelers. Ten minutes tops.” It’s all coming together, but I resist calling Annas. I want to surprise her with what I’ve done, which is to follow her journal, clear down to the wedding ring she’s had her eye on. Of course she’s picked a moon stone and diamond, which is as unique as she is. I slide into the parking lot and park closest to the front door. “Wait here, I’ll grab the ring and then it’s homeward bound.”

The smile Jacob put on when he talked about Lilith was burning in Ann's eyes. "You really like her, huh?" Said Ann in a sad tone. "Your necklace, I have never seen you wear any jewelry before." Jacob changed the subject again all of a sudden. "My father gave it to me this morning." Ann ran a finger down her neck with a touch of teasing, but Jacob just nodded. "A reward for my wakening The Shadow." Still trying to get Jacob's attention to her body, Ann hooked the necklace with a finger and the sapphire jingled bumping into the metal chain, "Supposed to be a powerful magic item, I think."

Bea explained, then walked backwards until she reached the dresses that spun in circles. “Oh…but still seven hundred million?” I exclaimed, astounded at the amount. It wouldn’t clear my debt, but it was a start. A damn good start! “Say this jewel was full, and then say it was placed in the town square or somewhere with a buck load of people. Everyone would feel immense love and appreciation for life and for those around them. It could create literal peace. There was a rumour that King Ceres, the King of Craos, hid the tear of Ecclesia in the capital of his country and crime dropped by ninety-four percent. The crystals ooze Eclessia’s energy, and they are actually one of the most sought after

Jay said "Hey!" Annabelle snapped and they both laughed "Uhm...here,you got a package." Jay said,handing over the wrapped gift to her "Me?? Who brought this?" Annabella asked,looking confuaed "I don't know,one of the guards at the main gate brought it,your name is on it. You can check" Jay saud "Oh..thank you" Annabella nodded Jay waved at her and walked away while Annabella closed the door. She returned to the couch and began to open the box,she unwrapped the box and it's a beautiful pairs of heels shoes,made of diamonds,the moment she opened the cap,it glitters

Otherwise, how did Selena know what happened to her last night? As Anne waved her hands in frustration, Jean squinted and saw the diamond bracelet on her wrist. The sparkle of the diamonds and the design of the bracelet told her that this piece of jewelry was super expensive, not something Anne could afford with her current income. “What a nice bracelet!” She commented casually.

I asked, trying to sound reluctant when really I wanted to snatch it up immediately. "Completely sure," Anna said. "Take whatever you want. The shoes might not fit you since we have different sizes, but everything else should be fine." I carefully pulled the bag closer, then reached for the jewelry boxes. Inside one was a sapphire necklace that sparkled in the afternoon light. Inside another, diamond earrings that had to be at least two carats each. "Thank you," I breathed. "This is so generous of you." "It's nothing," Anna said dismissively.

"See? This is my daughter, Alanna, a manager at Brilliance Jewels." Alanna's temples throbbed with tension. She never expected Garrett to find her here.