Juicy Jade Novels & Stories

"Heck no. She's the sweetest little old lady I've ever met. She's been baking since she was little from what Kari told me, and all she wanted was a bakery. Judy opened it to make money, which was a shitty thing to do to her mother." "And she named it Judy's? After herself?" Drake moved back over to his seat as the appetizer arrived. "That's messed up, unless you think Debbie wanted it named after her daughter." "Doubtful." Sicily pulled her plate closer and leaned in. "These stuffed mushrooms look divine." "Shrimp and cheese." He growled softly. "Get what you want, because I'm going to eat the rest." Sicily laughed and put a couple on her plate. "So Debbie came by because she wants a job."

She sent the scroll back with a jagged note: “Not dominant enough. Make it more regal.” Bria demanded a gift that shouted of the Nixon bloodline’s ancient power—something stoic and high-class, not flashy like a pup’s bauble. Among the raw materials, only a slab of Black Mountain Jade fit the criteria. It was a stone as hard as a winter heart, notoriously difficult to carve without the strength of a fully shifted wolf. Avery stared at the jade, her fingers already cramping. If she were still in her own den, she would have snarled at such an impossible request. But the stakes were different now.

So, I pored over every website I could find, trying to find the one that was just right. “Oh, are those jewelry?” Jade’s voice came before she came over to me and draped an arm over my shoulders, leaning into me and stroking my upper arm. Her voice was warm and filled with joy. A cup of coffee appeared on my periphery, steaming hot. “My, my, my, they look expensive. Look at those sapphires, aren’t they gorgeous?” “No, no sapphires,” I muttered, more to myself than her. “She doesn’t like sapphires. Calls them ostentatious. Besides, red suits her better.”

“Liler is going to Diltron to gamble on gems again. He said he wants to get a green royal jade and make a jade inkstone for Madam Judd!” “Hahaha, what a joke! A green royal jade? Liler got a cracked green royal jade just the day before yesterday!” “That’s right! I saw it with my own eyes. It was cracked so badly that it couldn’t be used to make anything out of it. It could only be polished to make jade beads.” Harmonia approached them and asked with a smile, “Hello, are you talking about Liler from the Judd family?” The men who were having the discussion widened their eyes when they saw Harmonia and nodded, “Yes, it’s him!”

I reply with a straight face “Jade or diamonds” She asks me,sensing the tension, she tries to take us back to the game, looking at my face like she wants to force her opinion into my mind I respond by flaunting my wrist showing the diamond Cartier wristwatch Chris had gotten me “Yes, finally someone with some sense, Jades may be rare especially Burmese jade but I don’t see them as precious as diamonds” she replies taking me hand in hers “We have so much in common Bella, you have a good spirit and you’re funny, I see why my son fell for you, so now let’s put all hostility behind us, Friends?” She says withdrawing her hand from mine and extending it for a handshake

and he quickly accepted the box from Ellie, nodding and smiling, "Ellie, you're so thoughtful. I love this gift, thank you!" As he spoke, Mr. Kurt Thompson opened the box. A piece of blue jade in the shape of a two-month-old fetus appeared before everyone's eyes. "Grandpa, this jade piece is crafted from Jadeite. Although the price of this gemstone in the market is not excessively high, what makes this Magatama valuable is that it was made in ancient times, hundreds of years ago. It can be said that it's priceless and not easily purchasable even with money." Ellie explained, her eyes immediately filled with pride.

Soon a piece of the best jade with green light appeared in front of everyone. This jade was not too big, only a little larger than a tennis ball, round and slippery. The green tinge was refreshing, and it was pure like autumn water, with no impurities at all. "King's Green, truly ice king Green!" Qian Duoduo shouted excitedly with the jade in his hand. "Oh, my God, who is this young man? How could he have such good luck?" "Ice king Green, I've never seen it before all my life. What an eye-opener..."

And turning suddenly, she pushed past the surprised butler brusquely, fleeing up the stairs, back into the comfortable known of her cloistered cell. _0_ "Do you mean to tell me that this was found within a goose?" "Yes, Mr Skweyiya- in a goose! The very same that I bought, not three days past." "Well, this is most curious, my good fellow- Mr Naidoo, did you say? Most curious indeed. What do you make of it, Sonjica?" "Well, it seems plain to me that- " "Are you hungry, Sonjica?" "Hungry? No, not particularly- why do you ask?"

This shocked everyone as this stones were picked in the shop that everyone had been saying that it was cursed. Apart from the oil type that she got first, she also managed to get a cockscomb red jade, gluttonous rice type, silk type and two pink lotus root types. K made a lot of money from selling all the jades she got from cutting the stones totaling her proceeds to one hundred and fifty million dollars excluding the twenty million she won from the lousy bet. “Thank you for your patronage, I think you have learnt a great lesson from this,” she said with a smile as she looked at the young man who had been putting on airs earlier.

She looked at the dull, unpolished surface of the jade one last time, and then cracked the jade with it. CRACK. The outer layer of the stone shattered like a brittle shell. As the grey, dusty crust fell away to the velvet tabletop, the room was suddenly illuminated by a glowing light all of a sudden. Gasps erupted from every corner. From the heart of the rock emerged a solid core of Imperial Jade, the most expensive, translucent, and vivid emerald-green stone in existence. It was flawless, with a depth of color that made the previously auctioned diamonds look like glass. The laughter died instantly. The critics stood with their mouths agape, and the air of mockery turned into one admiration