Lucy Diamond Debs Novels & Stories

he stated. "I know, and thanks to you, the funds are coming in because of your diamonds and crystals." Ralph commented. Deacon glanced at Lucinda for a second before directing his attention back to Ralph, who was chewing the meat loudly. "So… have you seen any demons with the sapphire that can set me free?" Deacon asked. "No, I haven't…" Ralph said, stroking his chin. His eyes lit up as he stared at Lucinda. "But her earrings looked just like the sapphire you described." Ralph said.

Ayas greeted him. Taegen looked at him and chuckled, "I never thought you would be the one I would ask." "Ask for what?" Ayas furrowed. "Ask for your son's hand." Everyone froze, especially Jimmy whose brain stopped working for a short time. "Is this...is this a proposal?" "Oh!" Ruby exclaimed. "It was obviously coming," Taegen told his lover. "Of course I would love to marry you, Diamond." "He calls him Diamond." Ruby pouted and rested her head on her husband's shoulder.

The boutique, labeled Georgeus Lucy, specialized in women's formal and casual wear. Lucia's husband was Adam Whitmore, a high-ranking military officer with significant influence within the Ministry of Defense. They had twin boys, and after a series of miscarriages, Lucia finally gave up on getting pregnant again because she wanted a girl. Regina became her and her husband's favorite daughter, often vying for time to take Regina out with her other in-laws. "I often look at the Gorgeous Lucy catalog, but I never dare to go into this boutique," Sonya said as she arrived. "My wallet is too thin for a boutique of this caliber."

Chelsea had finally managed to catch a nap that afternoon, only to be woken up by Lucy's call. Over the phone, Lucy could not contain her excitement. "I did it, I signed the contract! I'm a designer now! I'm working with Hudson's company!"

Debby cried, messily wiping away her tears. Yes, it was true, she did wear fakes, but I did not judge her for it. For all I knew, she may not have been born into a rich family and just couldn’t afford them. This had nothing to do with the diamond event, however, and it was simply Louise being nasty just because that’s how she was choosing to be. “Leave her alone, Louise,” I snapped, gently pushing Devby behind me to keep her out of the crossfire. “What proof do you have that I stole the diamonds? Have you checked the cameras? Surely there has to be someone here who was a witness.”

It was a five-star hotel with all the service a person could ever need, golden furniture here and there. Emma had her legs crossed as she leaned into a chair, laughing at a reality show she had been watching in the hotel. Becoming desperate of not seeing both Starr and Christopher happy, she had dug deep into Starr’s life. Meeting Starr had made her desperate. It pissed her off that Starr was so confident and sure of herself. She hated her guts.

Man, it felt good to be having an ordinary conversation, one with no scary subtext or impending royal decrees. "He really is the easiest person in the world to annoy." She finally sank down into the chair opposite me. "I'm Lucy, by the way, and yes I know how awful it sounds - Lucy the librarian, but then I guess my parents had no idea what my career choice would be when I was born." I waited for her to take a breath, even as I enjoyed her running commentary. "Ruby, I guess I'm your student." I didn't add that I was an unwilling one.

"Naomi, since you're finally willing to participate in the competition, you can choose any of the precious raw stones of the company!" With happiness written all over her face, Lucy waved her domineering hand and took out all kinds of the most precious raw stones. "This is a pink diamond from Kana in South Africa, and this is a glass species from Myanmar Mountain. Which one do you want?" Looking at the precious and beautiful raw stones, Naomi shook her head and pointed to the corner. A solitary showcase. "Aunt Lucy, can I use a Rosebach blue diamond?" "This..." Lucy's face instantly fell.

“What lousy purple gemstone? As long as I marry Julian and cut off all ties between Diana and him, she won’t lack any precious gems and diamonds!” Lucy became excited. “Is this the diamond Julian sent you that other day?” Kayla nodded and picked a one-carat diamond which she handed to Lucy. “Mom, take this and do whatever you want with it.” She hooked an arm around Lucy’s neck and said, “To me, you’re way classier than Kate. You’ll take the position as the official wife of the Winningtons very soon!”

She had short black hair and very rosy cheeks. Debbie was a regular front desk officer at the Third Diamond Hotel who caught Kayden's eye because she was new and did not recognize him when he walked in, wearing a basketball jersey after playing with Lewis. Debbie did not particularly fawn over him even after learning who he was, which piqued Kayden's interest in her. As they ate, Lily could not help but study her family. They had gone a long way. Grandkids were starting to grow in number, and her younger brothers were bound to get married soon, assuming their relationship would work out perfectly.