Novel & Cerita Mina Diamond Tears

She applied light make-up on her face but put on a dark, red lipstick. She looked simple but alluring. “Montgomery might be in a mood tonight, if I may say.” Turning around, she saw Damon leaning on the doorway, with his hands in his pockets and looking at her intently. “Including myself, too,” he added as he pulled something from his pocket and walked inside her room. He opened the small box he has and showed her a pair of 9.07 carat Royal Blue cushion shape Sapphire earrings with each gem surrounded by marquise and pear shape diamonds set in white gold. “This belongs to my mom.”

The next item was unveiled, and a hush fell over the room. Inside a glass case, glowing under the bright lights, was a breathtaking necklace—The Queen’s Tear. The auctioneer’s voice carried across the ballroom. “Ladies and gentlemen, this is no ordinary piece. The Queen’s Tear is a legendary necklace, crafted in the early 1800s from the finest gold and encrusted with an extraordinary blue diamond from South Africa’s historic Cullinan mines. It is said that this diamond was once part of a royal crown but was later lost to time. Now, it stands as one of the rarest and most expensive jewelry pieces in the world.”

The stones caught the chandelier light, fracturing it into brilliant cascades of fire. Cynthia glided directly toward them, a radiant smile on her face. Do you like it Vivienne? Julian surprised me with it this afternoon. He said I needed something bright to cheer me up after the horrific trauma I endured last night. Vivienne looked at the central blue diamond of the necklace. That is the Eternal Tear setting. It costs three million dollars.

"This ring is stunning. Should we make it our wedding ring?" Wilson Birch looked at the diamond ring. The diamond was named the Mermaid's Tear because its original shape resembled a teardrop. It reminded him of that woman’s tears. Her eyes, once filled with both love and hate when she looked at him, eventually became calm. Then, tears quietly streamed down her face.

Nyla frowned and whispered, "Don't get your hopes up. Let's hurry and leave." She pulled Valarie along, but as they reached the door, Damon stopped them. He held out The Lone Tear and said clearly, "The meaning of this jewelry is—no matter how long it's lost, I will always love you and only you."

So I forced a careless smile and raised my voice as if none of it mattered, "Come on. I already told you I'm not angry. You're both amazing people, and you've known each other forever. One moment of weakness isn't the end of the world. "I was just joking earlier. You won't do anything reckless like this again, right?" After making my joke, I turned away. I picked up the wedding band from the table and slipped it back onto my finger. The moment the tiny diamonds caught the light and shone brilliantly, tears spilled silently from my eyes. Delilah and Marcel had chosen this ring together. I hadn't even planned on buying one for myself, but the two of them had competed over who could treat me be

"I hope it honors her memory." Honor her? She was desecrating my mother's memory. Inside, Mia and Nyx roared in unison. “Tear her apart!” “Kill her!” I bit my lip, hard, forcing myself to stay calm. Not yet. "Samara," the elder handed me a gem that glowed like moonlight. "Please accept the 'Moon Goddess's Tear' and announce your choice." I took the gem, feeling its smooth, warm surface. This gem would witness the most important decision of my life.

She pulled out a small, sparkling object. The camera zoomed in automatically. It was a diamond tear-drop earring. The exact same earring I had bought for Roosevelt. The earring Roosevelt had worn to the Charity Gala. Mina smiled, she dropped Roosevelt’s diamond earring right in the middle of the gasoline puddle. Then, she lit a match, threw it onto the rug, and calmly walked away as the hallway exploded into flames. The video ended. My phone slipped from my hand. My entire world shattered into a million pieces.

“I am ready to fight! Do something!” She waits a few minutes as she also waiting for the cannibal eater's next attack. She closed her eyes, hoping for a miracle to happen. She can hear the monster growling but all she thinks right now is how to save herself or is this how she dies. The pearl creates glazing random white light lines from inside it as it is slowly expanding from small light that makes Hana and the cannibal fire eater glares at it. The light is gently fading as it was absorbed through Hana’s eyes and when it is done. Her eyes became pure white, shining beautifully, and when the light was gone, Hana’s eyes back to normal.

This instantly dismisses the deafening silence that dominates in this small room, with the sounds of glass breaking and shattering on the floor. Several shards spin towards her face. Most of them just pass by, leaving scratches on the edges of her face, while a pointy one gets stuck on her right cheek. Samantha remains indifferent even after that. She lazily runs a hand on that shard as if it doesn't concern her, as if it's nothing more than a baby scratch. She just pulls the shard off without blinking and let it go without sparing it a glimpse. Her dark gaze fixes on that empty wall as she touches her wounds.