Lucky Charm Novels & Stories

It looked so nice. "Nice choice," the shop lady said. It made me look at her with curious eyes to know more. "This lucky charm brings lots of prosperity, luck, and lots of love to the person who wears it," she said with a genuine smile on her face. I bought a few more for everyone.

What's wrong, why would Axe suddenly give me a necklace full of sparkles in a situation like this. "It will keep you safe. I don't know where the bracelet I gave you a few weeks ago went. Did you throw it away or eat it?" Axe asked, bringing me back until our bodies were facing each other. God! I just realized that the bracelet he gave me is no longer in my hand. I never once took it off during our separation. Where did it go? "Never mind. Forget it. You don't have to think about your bracelet anymore. But promise me to keep this one," Axe said as he touched the sparkling blue stone that was currently around my neck.

I have to leave your memory behind. The charm bracelet that you gave me during my 18th birthday has been on my wrist ever since that day you put it on me. The drum set charm with the words 'Heaven knows we need never be ashamed of our tears' still dangles in the middle of it. You told me to put a new charm on it for every milestone or good memory that happens in my life so I decided to do that every time something good happens between us. But until now, that drum set is still the only charm dangling from that bracelet. Seeing it just breaks my heart because it's a constant reminder of you and the things we never had. Today, I've decided that I'm unclasping this bracelet from my wrist and mak

A delicate chain with three charms on it set with pearls. “I found out your birthday is June the third, so you’re a Gemini, hence the zodiac charm, a pearl pendant for your birthstone of the month of June, and a good luck charm to help you through this tournament.” She explains, looking at me with a smile, but I can see she’s worried I won’t like it but… I love it, I’ve never ever had such a thoughtful gift. “Thank you… it’s….” “Do you like it?” She asks softly.

I pulled it out slowly, and my breath caught. It was a charm bracelet. The kind my mother used to wear, delicate silver links with little trinkets dangling from them; a book, a star, a heart. I hadn’t seen it in years, not since I was a teenager rummaging through her things. I turned it over in my hand, the charms catching the dim light from the lamp. One of them had a faint engraving: Courage.

Charles smiled, “You're coming with me tomorrow right? I need someone by my side since I'm going to be alone tomorrow” “Sure, I'll be there for you” He said to me with glistening eyes and right now I can't help with how cute and precious he looks. I just want to put him inside my bag and protect him from the rest of the world. We finally got to the local store and I cannot wait to check out the things that I want to get, this is not just some regular local store it's also a place you can get things with good omen and luck, things that will bring you positive energy, so you can also call this fortune store, traditional store or whatever you want to call it according to your description. A lot

I whispered softly, feeling Kale’s arm tighten around me just a little. “Then perhaps the two of you would like a charm bracelet,” the woman said as she reached toward a tray filled with delicate silver threads braided together by hand. “Each one carries a small chant. They bring luck to the wearer and help keep evil away.” “A protection charm?” Kale asked, immediately interested. “I think we’ll take one.” Then he glanced down at me again. “Which one do you like, Rhea?” I looked down at the shimmering trinkets spread across the table.

He slid me a business card. "Alec Humbert, tech dev at Leandro Corp." Donna looked at him like he just invented air. Neither of them had a clue. Alec didn't know yet—he was too new to realize he just flexed on his CEO. Donna never gave a damn. Everything was always about her. In her head, I was just that "lucky loser" who hit a $10 million jackpot eight years ago. She never even tried to know me. She saw my blank face, saw I wasn't reaching for Alec's card, and snapped.

He even reaches out and adjusts the necklace for her. A sharp pain rips through my chest. The mate bond is starting to crack. Chloe’s eyes land on the blood-red charm on the altar. "Ooh, what's this? Such a pretty design." "It's a Bonding Charm," I say, my voice hoarse. "Drawn with my magic and my heart’s blood." "A Bonding Charm?" Chloe's eyes light up. "Jayden, you prepared such a special gift to celebrate my one-year anniversary with the pack! You’re so thoughtful!"

"Yeah, I've decided. I want you." At this point, Felix knew there was no avoiding the fight. He quickly kicked the sportswear away and yelled at Esme, "Put the charm on me!" Shocked, Esme complied quickly. She took out the charm from before, sticking it on herself and Felix as fast as possible. "You're a counterfeit! You'll be destroyed!" the sportswear shrieked as it was kicked away. It quickly recovered and rushed toward them. Felix kicked it away again and he came to a quick conclusion. "The charm doesn't work! Do you have any other ideas?"