Merah Ruby 소설 & 이야기

RALI "I think this one is better," Ruby said, holding up the red heels. "Please. She isn't trying to go into a coven is she? Her dress is already red. The heels need contrast," Veronica countered. "But her dress isn't entirely red." "Red still dominates." "You know what your problem is, Veronica? You're terrible when it comes to color. It's a good thing you're focusing on law and not fashion because that'd have been a disaster."

RED. To be Continued

The seller said it's a set with necklace. A ring of the same material with the same precious stone. In his eye colour. The heart-shaped ring tightly gripped the ruby ​​in the center, then locked it with a sprinkling of tiny diamond around it. At first, Kay was confused which one to choose. He stood behind the shop's glass window until it was almost closing time. Kay knew he had to buy it right then and there. He couldn't pick and choose, so Kay ended up buying both. Kay remembered, Thea had something she adored.

Aleister asked as he watched Ruby flip the locks and open the case taking out an odd-looking gun colored bright crimson and black. "Ohh, nothing. Just a simple monster-slaying sniper scythe, capable of blasting through beowolves into bits." Ruby answered and the gun instantly unfolded in her hold to reveal an impressive crimson scythe which she loaded with a square magazine. "Ready to kill our enemies and offer their hearts to your master?" "Psshhhhh, you summoned me combat ready." Ruby smiled. "That's my demon."

Jet black feathers adorned him and they all shimmered gallantly under the sun, making Hanji feel lucky and proud of Rai. Patting his neck, he quickly sat on it's back, ignoring the sharp pain he felt on his pelvis. "Let's go Rai. Let's go find Grandfather's apprentice." ❇❇❇ The red ruby was flaring. It was glowing brightly in his pockets and was emitting heat that almost burnt his right hand when he attempted to touch it. It was a charm given by his magician friend that lives in the Pacific. It warns the holder from malicious intent and desires. This ruby had saved him from a couple of scammers and troubles, but it never was this coruscant before. It would only glow a bit, like a pulse of re

said Everett, already ready with his sword but a hand blocked him. "I didn't think you still remember me, Everett," said Ruby, smiling faintly then took out a shiny dagger that looked extraordinarily sharp. It had the scent of blue posion ivy flowers mixed with blood. Everett was surprised and could feel the scent of Amber from the dagger. “What have you done to Amber? How dare you hurt her!” Everett snapped, very angry and wanting to attack Ruby right now. "Don't worry, I just want to play for a while with my friends." Ruby's dark brown irises turned blood red. A crooked smile was etched on her thin lips.

could there be? She finally understood the warning in Carl’s gaze earlier—he was reminding her to stay in her lane. Neither the Grey family nor the Sanders family were within her reach. Before she could dwell on the sting of that realization, Ruby let out a small gasp. “Levi, your neck… There’s something red on it. Wipe it off!” Following her gaze, Renee saw the smudge of red on Levi’s skin near his collar. A closer look revealed it was the same shade as her lipstick.

Ruby pulls out the dress from the bag and smiles at me. "You know what's hotter than the summer season?" I arch my brows, wanting to say the sun. "Hotter than the sun itself." She adds and I force myself to swallow my words.. "What?" I finally ask, "A woman in a red dress" Ruby replies and I find myself rolling my eyes with a laugh "What?" She laughs "It's true. The Color that stands out the most to men is red." "Not all men" I point out . Ruby raises up her finger to stop me "But most men"

His confidence brought a slight smile to her lips, her own aura radiating a level of self-assurance that matched his stride perfectly as they entered the underground facility. The bidding arena was an isolated, heavily fortified vault where the starting numbers for the confiscated weaponry and rare materials hovered around a base price of one million credits. Freda ran her eyes down the electronic manifest until she locked onto a high-grade jewelry piece—a heavy silver chain embedded with raw, unrefined gemstones. Her indifference vanished, replaced by genuine tactical interest. "The blue sapphires carry decent conductivity, but the housing is unstable. The crimson ruby layout, however, is e