Klaus Mikaelson Necklace Novels & Stories

A buzz from my phone made me go still. “You change first,” I said. “I’ll join you in a moment.” She pressed a thumb over my forehead. “We need to use a mindlink connection. This should probably last an hour. I can’t create anything complex, so I don’t get caught.” I nodded as she headed to the entrance and walked through it. Turning back to the window, I pulled the material covering my phone slowly, revealing the screen and went still. Another text from Klaus. “I hate to interrupt, BUT THIS IS HUGE. MORGEAUS HAS A SNAKE TATTOO ON HER NECK.”

Inside was an intricate rose gold necklace. “It’s very beautiful. Thank you,” I said, admiring it. The light hit it in a unique way. It was like the light reflected off each pore of it. It felt like there was an undercurrent passing through it, but I was probably just imagining it. “How did you get your hands on a Delzet?” Bellamy asked his father curiously. “What’s a Delzet?” I asked, looking at the necklace carefully. There was no denying its beauty, but Bellamy’s curiosity gave me pause. I looked up at Bellamy whose eyes were fixed on the necklace.

Everyone turned to Michael and his entourage and saw a beautiful woman beside him. Her appearance was as beautiful as a goddess descending from the sky. Her aura was elegant and powerful. "Salute to the crown prince," greeted the nobles and commoners in unison with Michael's arrival. Alexa beside Michael was the center of attention, especially since she was wearing a necklace with a moon pendant. "Salute to the crown prince," said Mr. Brahmin. Then he approached Alexa. "Where did you get that necklace?" asked Mr. Brahmin with a very observant gaze.

I guess that is another sign, that he really is the true king. We left the store where we had left the bags, and I led him to one of the more excluded areas of the town. I had ordered a special kind of necklace, one that would not break when he shift. It was made in titanium and with a little magic, with the help of Greta.

Michael’s world had draped me in silk and power, but it couldn’t erase the bruises time had left around my ribs. The door creaked open. I didn’t turn. His presence filled the space before his voice did. “It’s time,” Michael said. The necklace he held shining under the glow of the chandelier—a delicate chain of diamonds, a collar of ownership. He stretched his legs walking closer, the cool metal ghosting against my throat as he fastened it. His fingers tracing my collarbone, barely a touch, but it sent a sensation through me. I swallowed the reaction before it surfaced.

But reading her message made me realize just how sick and insecure she really is. My fingers moved to close the message because I sure as hell wasn’t going to reply but my movements stopped. Something caught my attention and I took a closer look while zooming in. That’s… The necklace Klaus gifted me for Valentines, I didn’t accept it but how did it end up with Mia?! It makes sense that the reason for this picture wasn’t the ring but the necklace, she wanted me to see that! No matter how many times I try to understand Mia, I just can’t.

Then everything stopped. Across the battlefield, a monstrous wolf emerged. Massive. Scarred. And powerful. Raul. No. He went by his wolfs name now. Kingston. Around his neck, glowed an obsidian necklace that pulsed like living heart. Black and glimmering beneath the moonlight. And Laura’s own heart stilled. That necklace. The last time she saw that necklace was in Silvermoon pack, when she used to sneak into her fathers private library. It was a relic of dark magic. Amplified under the full moon.

As I edged away from him, the pouch in my hands, Kael’s expression instantly darkened and I could see rage cloud his gaze “Give it back right now!” he roared, his voice low with hints of danger. I smirked triumphantly. “What’s in this pouch that is so important to you?”I questioned. Ignoring his snarls and the warning in his gaze, I opened the pouch pulling the strings apart and reached in. I felt a chain and pulled out a delicate silver necklace. The chain sparkled faintly in the firelight, and my smirk faltered as I realized it was a feminine necklace.

I ended up walking away from them, and went to look at necklaces. I had noticed a necklace Melissa had been looking at. It was two interlocking hearts in light yellow gold with the chain attached right to the hearts. I quickly text Ross to ask if he was getting her a necklace or anything for Christmas then sent him the picture. I knew he would get it for her. As we were getting ready to leave as Molly did find, and paid for Jax’s watch, I stopped to look at the earrings again. “You like those earrings, don’t you?” Gina asked as she came over to me to look.

She smiled enthusiastically and opened it: “Oh my, Klaus it’s beautiful” Happiness shone like sun rays on her face as I watched her take the necklace out of the box. I had it specifically designed for her in the shape of the crescent moon with a diamond heart attached to it in the middle. I pushed her hair to the side and helped her put it on. It was nothing compared to her beauty. I kissed the back of her neck: “How about another hickey?” She laughed out loud, grabbed my hand and we teleported out of the castle and to the front of the Silver alpha house where Marcus, Elene, Nick and Marie stood waiting for us…