Labyrinth Jareth Necklace Novels & Stories

" I said, squirming out of Jarnja's arms and glaring daggers at my captor. Jarnja simply smiled, hands behind her back as if in surrender. Her talons shone black as coal. Heith fished from her skirt pockets a leather bag of carved stone runes - amethyst, by the looks of them - and placed them in a circle around us. I suddenly flashed back to the amethyst I had given Yola and kept in my pockets always, and my face fell as I reached for the rough jewel, squeezing it tight in her memory. "If only you could see the travail I am in now, my sweetling," I murmured. Jarnja's ears pricked, but she said nothing. Heith continued.

Seth hesitated, so Ale continued, "Think of the banker's children. They do need rescuing and we can get there faster than anyone else." "Okay," he said, accepting her argument. "But then I need to get in some serious flying practice before I try to carry you. And speaking of that, how am I going to leave without the entire town knowing there's a dragon here." That thought brought something else to mind. "And how did Garthildur get me into this room without anyone seeing me? "With this." Ale produced a necklace with a small green gemstone from her satchel. "It's enchanted to create a disguise for the wearer. It can make you look like a different race or person, though only the rarest ones can

Then the other models began to show their concern. “Jhenifer, what necklace?” “There was a necklace here just now, worth over two hundred thousand dollars, and it was a gift from my father. It has sentimental value!” Jhenifer shouted, and the whole place was filled with her scream “Where did you see it last?” “I don't know. I was with a designer from JB, and then it suddenly disappeared. suddenly.” Jhenifer suggested, and her implication led everything to Victoria, who knew nothing about the necklace.

He leads David out by gripping the back of his neck, but as soon as the door is closed, I rush to confirm what Darcia left behind. The false bottom the necklace usually sits on lifts with ease, and there, sitting in the tray, is a small gel capsule. It has to be poison. I rush to my nightstand, storing it away with the several blades I found hidden around the room still, before bolting back to the bathroom. Corbyn arrives to see me assessing my new necklace in the mirror. It was probably under ninety seconds, but I look at him and taunt, “Ninety-three.” He reaches me in two strides, his gentle fingers gliding over my skin to lift the necklace before removing it. “It doesn’t match the dress.”

She was walking towards her room when someone collided into her, causing her to fall. "Have you gone blind, Adara?" Zaira's sharp voice slapped through the air. Sabrina looked up to Zaira scowling down at her. Her eyes squinted in suspicion when she noticed something twinkling around her neck. The woman crouched and tugged the necklace out. Her eyes turned round and she gasped in pure shock when she realised it was the royal heirloom. Sabrina paled. Zaira's eyes were burning with fury when they flipped on her. With a rough yank, she pulled the necklace from her neck. She yelped in pain as the necklace scraped her skin. Tears brimmed her eyes and she cupped the cut with her hand.

Only Nora’s own things scattered across the floor. Jayley’s smile froze. “What?! How is that possible?” Nora gave a sharp, mocking laugh. “I already told you. Your necklace has nothing to do with me, so of course it’s not here.” Jayley’s face went pale. “No! Where is it? You… what did you do with it?” The necklace really had been her coming-of-age gift, one of only five in the world, each engraved. If hers was missing, her parents would never forgive her.

I said weakly. Aiden immediately scoops me up, and Austin and Rebel come up and look at me with concern. “Thalia, is everything okay?” “Sinclair?” “I’m right here.” She says, running up with Isaiah, Kaia, and Rodrigo. “What is the keepsake?” “It’s a necklace with a pendant.” She said. Isaiah speaks up, though. “The pendant has a small Purple Altantonite.” Austin whips his head. “Are you serious?” “Yeah. I couldn’t believe it either, Dad, but it’s true.”

He then opened the box as he spoke. When Sinead saw the brilliant necklace set with gemstones inside, she fell silent. On her sixteenth birthday, Jackson and Liana had given her a necklace too. When Nelson saw it, he exclaimed in surprise that his family also had a necklace that was supposed to be an heirloom, in almost the same style.

“Darina, I’m astonished at how you were able to escape Queen Dowager’s intrigue. But Her Majesty always does it just like a grandmother she is.” “Indeed. She even mentioned that it was her gift to me,” Darina smiled. “But I intended to not wear it for now,” Darina added while opening a wooden chest. The chest shows the golden armory of distinct features specially forged for Darina. “I brought it here to wear on the special ceremony for you.” “You know that this day is for me, right?” Prince Thariem asked while lowering his voice, formulating the right words for Darina to remain in her place. “It seems like you prepared much for the hunting games. May I know what would you like to catch?”

She looked at them one by one not knowing what they were up to. Before she could understand what was happening J moved first and put a gold necklace around her neck. Since J had released her other hand she touched the necklace and smiled lovingly at him. It looked simple but she knew that it was not that simple. The energy around it was so dense which meant that the gems used were rare and genuine. There were initials on the necklace which made her smile. The necklace has a heart shaped pendant with three letters inside it which are J, K and B. “Why is my name in the middle?”