Novel & Cerita Mia And Me Mia's Bracelet

she replied looking at Mia's wrist, it was a silver bracelet with diamonds on it. "Dylan bought you a chain bracelet?" Mia flaunts her wrist in the air. "Yes, yesterday." She smiled. "Awwnnn, it's beautiful" Lola admired it, it was quite expensive just by touching it. Mia looked at her, noticing the turtle neck she was wearing, with the hot summer. "Are you sick or do you react to heat? Which of 'em". She asked Lola, as she pointed at her outfit. "Just felt like wearing it". She replied, avoiding her eyes as she spoke.

Mia said with a small smile on her face the moment she sighted a gift bag on the bed. Placing her handbag on the sofa, Mia made her way to the bed. She got comfortable on the bed and took out what was in the small gift bag. It turned out to be a pair of matching bracelets. It had some words engraved on them. She couldn't tell what it was because it was written in Greek language. The jewelry was so damn gorgeous that Mia couldn't resist wearing it. She couldn't help but smile as she stared at the item on her wrist. It was truly one of a kind.

And she knew that Alexandria's death would serve as a reminder to all of them to never turn against their pack. Mia, stood frozen, her eyes fixed on the lifeless body of her sister, Alexandria. She knew what had to be done. She commanded some of her pack members to dig a deep hole, while others were ordered to get a casket to place Alexandria in. As the pack members worked diligently, Mia couldn't help but notice Alexandria's bracelet. It was a simple silver band with a small charm attached to it. Mia reached out and gently removed it from her sister's arm. As she held the bracelet in her hand, she felt something within it.

“Mommy, this isn’t for kids. It’s for grown-ups.” Miranda looked over. “What is it?” A bracelet rested on Mia’s little hand, much too big for her wrist. A few small sapphires hung from the chain. The design was simple, but elegant. Miranda paused. The gala gift was a bracelet? At a red light, she took it from Mia and turned on the light to look more closely. Inside the clasp, she found a tiny engraved word. Forever. Miranda frowned. What kind of party favor was this supposed to be?

I sighed as I returned the picture frame back carefully to where I brought it out from , on a second thought I brought it out and placed it beside Dad, Phoebe and I picture on my bedside table. I pulled my bag closer and began to unpack. Immediately I opened the zipper, something fell from it and I looked on the floor to see my bracelet. I picked it up and slipped it back on my wrist. I had taken it off at work and put it in my bag because it wasn't allowed. Wearing this bracelet always made me feel closer to my childhood friend Mia, I don't know if it's practical to still be thinking about her, she was quite young back then and there's no assurance that she would still remember who I was or

*Craig Wyatt Einar's POV* --- "Are you sure that you are not gonna bring those, Maia?" I asked the woman who has been busy digging the hole where we are going to place our treasure chest, and I just went to help her out. "Nope, it's heavy, Cray. And besides, we could just bring it all if we could get back here. I will be just bringing with me... this one." She answered and showed me the pearl bracelet on her left wrist, that I have given her when we have first found these treasures. She loves it.

Then I ordered fried chicken and a cold soda, ignoring everything the doctor told me. James walked over, snatched the food, and threw it away. "You know you had a bad stomach. Why are you still eating this stuff?" He pulled a small box from his bag and handed it to me. "Got you something. It took a lot of effort." Inside was a bracelet. Rare. Expensive. Probably worth over 10 million dollars. He was not lying. This kind of piece was difficult to get. He must have pulled every string he had. If he had given it to me before we got married, I would have jumped into his arms.

My head cracked against the floor. The porcelain shard ground deeper into my palm, opening a long red line. "Clumsy. Can't even walk across a room." Mama hauled me up by my arm and dumped me on the couch. Charlotte was sitting at her side in a pretty dress, smug, stroking the gold charm bracelet Mama had given her. She had told me only Mama's favorite daughter got jewelry like that. I looked down at the black band on my wrist and told myself that Mama had given me something too. She had picked it out for me, because she cared. Mama must love me.

I have had it up to its limit and I would definitely end it all with him tonight. We got information where they took Mia to, all thanks to the bracelet she has always won that indicated to me when she was in trouble. So, in no time we stormed his stronghold just before midnight. The old shipyard was lit by floodlights, a maze of rusting containers stacked high, shadows crawling between them like rats. Every step echoed with the sound of boots, the metallic clink of magazines snapping into rifles, the whispered prayers of men who knew not all of them would walk out alive. “Boss,” Jax hissed, crouching beside me as we took cover behind a crate. “They’re dug in deep. He’s waiting for us.”