Nano Bible Necklace Novels & Stories

"You mean to say your grandma didn't tell you anything about Princess Amihan or the treasure?" "No," I sigh. He rubs his chin. "I guess she didn't want you to get involved." "Involved? Involved with what?" "Did your grandmother give you something before she died?" Ignoring my question. "Why?" I glare. My heart starts to beat. Although I need clarification on all of this, NayNay did leave behind her necklace to me. I glance down slightly to the ground. I peek at my ankle, where the chain is strapped around it. It's a gold necklace with a teardrop shape with gold vines that looks almost like a key. She wore it all the time when she was alive, and I would ask her about it. She would tell me tha

Dominique replied. “You tried to kill yourself? Was this after you ended things with Tim?” I asked. “Yes,” Dominique said, as her hand automatically went to her necklace. “Dominique, I have to know. What does the necklace symbolize? You always reach for it.” Dominique sighed. “It’s my go-to, I guess, for calming me. You asked me once if I had children. I don’t have any kids, but I was pregnant before. I lost the baby. She was tiny, and I had her body cremated. This necklace is all I have of her.”

She tsked and shadowed him. "Why is it a myth?” She inquired. “Because of Luna Queen Nevaeh. It was said that she was the only one blessed by the moon goddess to have the lunar cycle on her back and whoever bears the moon mark again would be her reincarnation or a vessel for her spirit.” He came to a stop and grabbed a book. He turned to hand it over but suddenly, the book was snatched out of his hold and he gasped to find Kaizen standing there. Reyna hissed at the sight of the white-haired male. “You are everywhere, Kaizen.”

Christian Ten Years Ago I sat on the edge of the bed, the delicate necklace Bernice had made for me dangling from my fingers. The small, intricately woven pendant felt cool against my skin. She had crafted it from bits of wire and scrap metal, her nimble fingers transforming the ordinary into something extraordinary. "Have it with you," she had whispered, her green eyes shining with emotion as she fastened the clasp around my neck. "No matter what happens, no matter where you go, it will always be with you."

Nix loved that she could buy stuff for her daughter. “Do these up like mine, you can ship them to my father,” Nix told her with a smile. Nikki smiled, then measured Sage. As they worked, Nix looked around, and as she did, the sense of being watched came over her again. When she looked this time, she was sure she had seen a man looking at her. Nix looked into the glass case, seeing a beautiful necklace that she wanted to get. It was silver, with a dragon entwined with what looked like a tree. It was amazing when Nikki finished measuring Sage. Nix told her she wanted to buy the necklace and what looked like wooden rings, with a thread of silver in them. The Celtic knots on it are called Nix. N

He looked at Naelis, his golden black eyes wide with a mixture of shock and a sudden realization. The necklace was designed to keep her safe from primordials but why would she have such a thing?.

My eyes widened in disbelief the moment I saw what was inside. “Who would have thought? The devil knows these things,” I flouted. I slowly took out the bible from the box, alongside the silver necklace with a golden crucifix attached to it. Max was fond of gifting me even though there was no need for that, and I rejected all of them, including the Corvette he got for me as a wedding gift. But the bible and necklace were completely different, and I wasn’t sure if I could reject them as well. With my eyes full of admiration, I grabbed the necklace and carefully tried it on. It looked very beautiful on me as I stared in the mirror.

The excruciating pain banged louder in his heart, giving him the feeling of his organs being shredded into pieces. “It can't be... it can't be the red moon goddess necklace." No.....” Calven shouted and banged his palms on the floor. The moon goddess necklace was a jade pendant capable of inflicting serious excruciatingly awful pain. A jade pendant that hurts both wolves and other celestial beings, including Simone. A vision flashed before his eyes, the nightmare of a girl set on ablaze of fire and was quickly switched to the necklace. The image of the holder was blurred, and more squinting at the image could make him go blind. Nevertheless, he was able to see a familiar marking on the holde

"Moonbane." Layla slowly shook her head, "yeah, I know what you mean." "Like the Goddess in the moon? It's so sexy." "I'm not sure about that," Layla laughed. "But it's good. I like it. Saraiah Riverwalker has this necklace she wears, or wore. I don't know if she still does. But, it was gorgeous. It was the crescent moon and Goddess in diamonds." "Oh, that's pretty. I don't know who Saraiah Riverwalker is."

"The jewelry exhibition is about to start. You promised you'd help me pick a necklace." Tristan didn't even look at me. He gently smoothed her hair. "Of course. Only the most precious jewels are worthy of you." "In that case, I want the Moon Goddess Necklace," Arabella's voice grew sweeter. The Moon Goddess Necklace. The sacred artifact worn by every Luna at her coronation. It was priceless, a symbol of supreme power. I stood there, a clown in a ridiculous costume, watching my fated mate prepare to hand over my honor to another woman.