Junior Jewels Novels & Stories

The hall was still silent as everyone processed what was going on. Arielle, the one slandered the entire week, was friends with Evan, the top jewelry designer of Soul Jewelry, the most unique and best jewelry brand in the world. She had purchased a 10 million dollars worth of necklace for her 5-year-old goddaughter. Emma Payne and Sophia Green, the rich kids born with silver-spoon, were involved with the case of fake jewelry and bribing and threatening. Emma recovered and threw the necklace at the floor, which not unexpectedly broke to reveal a small chip with a glowing red dot.

However… “These items are very valuable, but there’s some abrasion on these few pieces of jewels. It doesn’t seem like an item by itself, more like part of a complete set.” The jewel appraiser said as he held onto a few thumb-sized jewels in his hand. As she looked at the jewels in his hands, Audrey had her suspicion. So she shot her cat a side glance and judging from Nero's reaction who apparently playing on his whiskers at that time, obviously trying to feign ignorance on the matter, Audrey already had an inkling of what truly happen. It was as if she could see scene replaying with the little rascal silently removing those jewels from the artifacts at Steelfire Emporium.

"Do you have any idea how bad it looks for the captain of the squad not to show up?" "Previous captain." Jenna Jackson had assumed my role upon graduation. "And it's cheerleading, not the Nobel Peace Prize. There are tons of other seniors there to help." I held her gaze and refused to back down, while secretly praying her breathing didn't become any more erratic. The more her chest heaved, the greater the trouble I was in. "I'm going next week. Chill out." I dared to round the corner of the island, thinking I'd be able to shuffle by her and escape to my room. I couldn't be that lucky.

she put her laptop aside “Devin Enterprises is already on the large side, standing strong in various aspects, real estate, wine and liquor production, fashion, finance, travel agencies, name it and we also have partnerships with many other companies that keep a steady supply of recognition and cash coming, but the jewelry side of it is quite… small compared to the vision I have for it” She pulled her laptop back onto her lap and opened a tab that contained a chart. “Expanding the jewelry store allows me to move into a higher tier with it, I plan to start sourcing certain pieces directly, it lets me enter elite markets and control certain designs, launch something new that will be so uniquely

But then Jaxson appeared from his office greeting the man as if they were friends, and he pointed over in my direction and I had to wonder what was going on. The two of them proceeded to the bar and I moved to see if I could get the man a drink but Jaxson says, “Quinn, this is my friend, Carl Olsen. He is a fine jeweler. I asked him to come here tonight to take a look at your necklace.” “Oh, it’s a pleasure to meet you, Carl.” I said to him shocked that Jaxson had called a jeweler to look at my necklace. I had thought about pawning it after Jaxson had said it was worth a lot but reconsidered after I thought about it.

“Aunt and Uncle are away taking care of funeral arrangements. Jared is with them.” On the drive over, Jude told me that his mother’s youngest half-sister lives here with her family. Most of their maternal cousins are way older, and only two are about their age. Their first cousins are more around our age. “Ron’s the one I mentioned in the car,” Jude tells me. The pain in the ass? Is he the one at the pool? The smirker? “His sister is nice,” Jade says, reaching for the door leading to the back. There’s a slim engagement ring with a small diamond sitting on her left hand ring finger.

The wealthy tycoon, Stanford York, froze the moment he saw me. I handed him the jewelry box. His hand trembled slightly as he took it. From a hidden compartment, he pulled out a photo. It was a picture of two people together. The image had faded so badly that their faces were no longer clear. But he stared at it in silence for a long time. "Where is she?" "My mom passed away." I lowered my eyes. "Before she died, she gave this to me."

She was easily swayed and easily pleased. Winter opened the box with Joshua watching. Inside was a pair of teardrop earrings made of tiny scattered diamonds. They weren't bad at first glance, but not a single diamond exceeded one carat in size. To someone from their elite circles, the earrings were just cheap scraps that were unworthy of notice. But what truly pierced Winter's heart was that she recognized the earrings instantly—they were free gifts that had come with the ruby pendant necklace Joshua had given Jessica for her birthday. Their birthdays were just one day apart.

"Diamond." Interesting. Typically, Jesse gave the girls their stage names, and there was always a reason. Cherry had hair to match the alias, even if it came from a box at Walmart. Cinnamon had a landing strip the exact shade, coupled with a spicy persona. Candy because she was sweet, and she played that role. Raven looked like a female version of the crow. Every girl was easy to spot. But Diamond didn't suit. "Seriously?" Cherry shrugged. "Jesse saw something in her. Who knows."

Joe steps into his secret iron safe room, and his jaw drops. All his most beautiful, rare necklaces are gone. The velvet pads are empty, but there are new things sitting there. Joe gasps. He steps closer and sees seven super rare pieces from the Silverclaw Jewel House that he never sees in his life before. His stomach turns over. There are tiny bits of paper in front of each new piece.