Naomi Campbell Blood Diamond Novels & Stories

Kael said, his voice flat and bored as he leaned back in his chair and crossed his legs. ​"This isn't just any rogue; she is a wolfless girl who stole a Moonstone essence from our temple, and our Alpha is offering a bounty of fifty thousand gold coins for her head, brought back in a sack," Silas countered. I felt the blood drain from my face at the mention of the bounty, because fifty thousand gold was enough to buy a whole village.

Molly ran into Maria’s arms. “Oh, look at you,” Maria beamed. “You’ve grown again.” Her eyes shifted to me. “Ares.” I nodded politely. “I’m just dropping her off for the weekend.” She studied me for a moment. “I heard you caught that thief,” she said. “That woman deserves to pay for what she did to my daughter's memory.” Eliana. The blue diamond was exhibited in her honour. Even now, her name carried weight. Pain. Memory. “I’ll make sure she does,” I said quietly.

His shoulders were tense and his jaw was locked tightly like he wanted to shatter his skull with the force. Her grandfather had been right. The reporter was shell shocked and backed away shakily, stepping on wires and disconnecting his camera. That was no ordinary ring. It was a blue trace boron diamond. No ordinary person was touching this ring or wearing it anywhere. Especially not a disgraced and nearly disowned child. Hartie’s eyes were narrowed ever so slightly, not quite blatantly showing her surprise. The perfect actress. She should have gone into the entertainment industry instead. The ripple of gasps hadn’t even settled before Camille’s heels clicked against the marble.

The lock slid into place. And I was alone again. But not empty. I had water in my belly. I had air in my lungs. And that splinter was still working against the rope, digging in with each tiny, deliberate movement. Back and forth. Back and forth. The pain meant it was real. My name was Naomi Carter. Daughter of warriors. Survivor of loss. Wolf of grit and fire, even if wolfsbane tried to take her from me. I would not be used. I would not be broken.

If looks could kill, then the young lady would be dead on the spot. "Ah, you must be our guests. It's a pleasure to meet you both, Alphas. It's been long since such an event happened," She said with the fakest smile anyone has ever plastered. " Wow, where have you gotten your necklace,..." Just as I was about to answer "Ahh it's definitely the most cheapest diamond I have ever seen. Well, mine is the Cullinan diamond, very expensive." She said as she showed it off. "Wow,it's very beautiful," I said because yeah, it was true, and it was definitely expensive. She continued as she put her arm around Amir. "My bo boo had it specifically made for me," She said as an annoyed Amir was trying to tel

The lid popped open, revealing a stunning pink diamond that rolled onto the floor. Shawn's eyes widened in disbelief. "Isn't that… the famous pink diamond from Radiant Jewelers? The one they call the Jayrodale's King of Diamonds?" He gasped and questioned, "It's a 7.5-million-dollar diamond? How the hell did you get your hands on that?" The commotion drew the attention of Stevens Corporation employees and passersby. They gathered around, gawking at the jewel that had been the fantasy of countless women in Jayrodale, a dream gift from a Prince Charming that no one could afford.

Her fingernails dug hard into Zoe's arm as she murmured, "Watch it. Don't ruin my plan." Naomi's smile remained flawless. Only Zoe could see the warning shimmer in her eyes. Zoe bit her lip to swallow back a cry of pain. She forced herself upright as Naomi moved on to adorn Jack and Troy with diamond cufflinks and a jade tie pin, respectively. The two young men smiled, but calculating sparks danced in their eyes. Jack even raised a brow at Rosalyn in a subtle challenge as Naomi turned away. Finally, Naomi approached Rosalyn. She pulled out a gerbera daisy brooch inlaid with black diamonds. The petals shimmered with a cold gleam under the lights, and a rare ruby in the center glowed like a dr

“That is the blue moon of Josephine. It is a 12.03 carat blue diamond ring that originated in the Cullinan mine in South Africa in 2014, currently sold for 20 million.” “ I'll take them all.” I said with a smirk plastered on my face and they all shared a knowing look. “ I'm sorry what?” The manager asked to be sure he heard well. “ I'm taking them all.” “ That's a whole lot of millions, I personally don't think you can-” “ Pack them all and send them over to the Carter Mansion.” I cut him off as I took out the black platinum card and of course the manager was already sweating after seeing the card.

she raised her brow and tilted her neck a bit to see what was going on behind from the side of her left eye. “Done?” He scoffed letting a grin which appeared blurry to Naomi. “We’re just getting started, Diamond.” She let a shy smile, as her eye brightened with hope and a little despair when a flicker of thought flung in. A thought of her owner, the possessive Damian. “Wait.” Rex took a sharp halt almost crashing into Damian from behind. “You should get Naomi; she’ll need matching jewellery to complement her dress.” “Right away sir, let me get her.” Rex turned on his heels striding like he was about flying off to get Naomi.

"Happy birthday." Something in Naomi went momentarily electric, frozen in place. The box landed in her hands before she'd fully processed it. She opened it stiffly and found a full jewelry set, diamonds catching the streetlight in a blinding sparkle. She wasn't especially versed in fine jewelry, but she recognized this particular set from the news cycle a few months back. A leading actress had reportedly spent millions trying to acquire it, only to be outbid at the last minute by some anonymous buyer. Sebastian was the anonymous buyer.