Josephine Wall Diamond Painting Mga Nobela at Kwento

Chapter 64: Trying the Wrong Way Damian POV I came home with a diamond necklace that cost more than most people make in a year, because I thought maybe if I showed Amara how much I was willing to spend on her she would see that I was serious about us and that I cared about her more than anyone else ever could. I found her in the nursery painting the walls a soft yellow color, she had paint on her hands and face but she still looked beautiful to me even covered in paint.

"Already? That was fast." "I have something I want to give you, Sophie." Jefferson walked to an armoire and pulled out two small burlap sacks. "One is for your future help with us, to pay for the damage this war would cost. The other is for you, Sophie, to give you a head start in your new life." He brought them to her and opened one of the sacks. Into his hand spilled several... rocks? "Diamonds," Sophie breathed. "Uncut diamonds." She looked up at Jefferson. "But you need these for warding demons: I know how hard they are to find."

The brush moved over his skin so lightly he didn’t flinch, but I saw his stomach tense each time she neared his hips. “That’s Cosmos,” Silver whispered. “The universe on flesh. He’ll hold that pose for hours. Isn’t it exciting?” I realized then that the entire yacht was the gallery. Smaller pieces of “art” were scattered everywhere: a woman’s back turned into a forest scene, vines curling around her ribs; a man’s arms painted with abstract red slashes that looked like fresh wounds but were beautiful from a distance. People moved among them, touching carefully, photographing, whispering praise.

Richard had gone to jail and the jewels he had previously dropped were recovered by the police and returned to Lydia. "Mrs. Evans, these are the jewels that Mr. Evans purchased in your name. We are now returning them to you." Lydia looked at the jewels that Vince had gone to so much trouble to purchase, and she carefully put them away in a box, then stared at them in disbelief. These are raw diamonds that have not been polished yet, they are like little stones with a natural wild beauty, waiting to be carved into art. It was her dream to become a jewelry designer, and Vince always supported her.

Gisele's mouth slightly twitched as she gazed at the necklace, and eventually, she straightened her posture and slightly shifted away. "If...that is indeed the Sun Diamond...I've read that it was originally a gift from Napoleon to Joséphine. I thought it was on display at the museum in Berlin," Gisele said quickly. Lena tried to hide her surprise and slight humor at the revelation of the necklace's true origins. She smiled to herself upon realizing that when Renz had said he was giving her a piece of royalty...he had been entirely literal. "Right you are, Gisele. I knew you were a smart girl, somewhere," Ava replied sweetly.

She looks at it closer and see’s smaller diamonds that seem to twinkle around the two main diamonds. “I showed a jewellery designer, that drawing you did that represented family. He was able to interpret that into this ring” Grant explains. Stacey looks at him with tears filling her eyes, “you still have that drawing?” she asks shocked. “I’ve framed it and placed it in the bookshelf downstairs. I’ve also asked a sculptor to make a sculptor of it as I want that sit in that corner over there. I want your vision of a family Stacey, with you and our own children” he tells her.

Whether it was Shawn or Safire who gave it to her, Jessie would not accept it. Alex's gaze stopped on the logo. "This is the work of the jewelry designer, Audrey. She likes jade. She designed more than a hundred sets of jewelry with the theme of jade. She only made this type of diamond theme jewelry. It was the only one in the world. Not long ago, at the auction in Paris, France, a man named Vincent from G City bought this set of jewelry for 800 million." Jessie frowned even more when she heard 800 million. "Since this jewelry was not sent by those two." Alex paused and put away the set of jewelry. He asked casually, "Do you know Sally's first love?"

Jenny smiled and said, “You are beautiful without anything at all, Naomi. But you must wear the diamond gifts Adham Bey bought for you. The hall is full of guests’ wives wearing the most expensive jewelry, but Adham Bey insisted that you be the one wearing the most.” A blush appeared on Naomi’s face. Jenny bent down, opened one of the drawers of the cabinet beneath the mirror, and took out a large box, placing it on the table. She opened it; the box was filled to the brim with diamond and gemstone jewelry. Naomi looked at the box in astonishment and said, “It seems impossible for me to wear all this jewelry, Jenny.” Jenny said, “Adham Bey ordered that you wear them all.”

Tiny moonstones and blue diamonds were set into the metal, forming a pattern that matched the embroidery on my dress. "How did you..." I whispered, unable to finish the question. "My father recovered it after the attack," Jackson explained. "He's been holding it in trust until..." He gestured vaguely at me. "Until I was ready, thank you. And I guess your also here to finally get it over with its fine I’m ready for your rejection Jackson there isn’t any reason to dance around the matter.” I said. Jackson's expression shifted, a flicker of something unreadable passing across his features. "My rejection?" he repeated, his voice suddenly low. "You think that's why I'm here?"

Dominique asked with curiosity. “Um, no, I just…” I stutter. Grabbing the box, Dominique pulls the necklace out slowly. I watch as he observed it. “This one is called the Diamond Tear. It’s a single Diamond in the form of a teardrop. The necklace is white gold, twenty carats. It’s a unique one in the world,” the woman explained briefly. Dominique raised his hand. Silently, I stare at the Diamond. Somehow my head started pounding. Groaning in pain, I held my head.