Necklace Anakin Gave Padme Novels & Stories

His gaze dropped to the ground, and a hollow sickness plunged his stomach. “Reynard,” he cried out. With rapid speed, he appeared instantly beside him. “You found something?” he asked, scanning the room hopefully. “She’s not here…” Brendan knelt and picked up her necklace, presenting it to Rey. Rey’s chest tightened as he held out his hand for Brendan to place the necklace in his palm. He stared at it, refusing to look away. His eyes became dry from even refusing to blink – if he blinked, then this would all be real, he would have really lost his best friend and mate.

He gave one last hard stare at the other lunas and walked away. “Now that your dog—” “Penelope! Wait! That's Queen Raskia’s necklace!” The Luna—Penelope—stared at the necklace on my neck, even I froze. Queen Raskia’s necklace?! As in the First Luna of Ice-Shadow Kingdom’s necklace?!

-My family woke up, so that's where our conversation ended. After a hearty breakfast, grandmother asked Jaden for help with something; they made us wait for hours. When they came out, Jaden looked happy, holding that pendant, and he gave it to Kiara. Clarice: You must never take it off, ever. Miley: ls that everything? Clarice: Sometimes things are simpler than you believe and yet not. "What exactly is that thing?" Jaden: It's a protective necklace; grandma said children used it in the past.

I stroked my belly. "Wonderful," he said, turning to his nightstand and struggling to pick up an ancient jewelry box. "This should belong to you." Inside the box lay a magnificent necklace. A moonstone pendant shimmered with silver light, and the entire piece radiated an ancient, sacred aura. "This is the 'Moonlight Necklace,' passed down through generations of Lunas," the old Alpha said. "Only the true Luna can wear it." He motioned for me to bow my head, and he placed the necklace around my neck himself.

“No.” Everyone turned. His expression changed completely. “No no no.” Kai frowned. “What now?” He asked. Nathan slowly pointed. “The necklace.” Silence followed. Everyone looked back. The girl on the screen was wearing something around her neck. Small. Silver. A necklace. Amara’s breathing seized. Because it wasn’t just any necklace. It was another broken heart pendant. No. No no no. Amara grabbed her own necklace immediately. Then looked toward the little girl standing quietly beside the wall.

He then opened the box as he spoke. When Sinead saw the brilliant necklace set with gemstones inside, she fell silent. On her sixteenth birthday, Jackson and Liana had given her a necklace too. When Nelson saw it, he exclaimed in surprise that his family also had a necklace that was supposed to be an heirloom, in almost the same style.

I checked my reflection in the mirror and a light gasp escaped my mouth. Anika rested her palms on each side of my shoulders and flashed my reflection a toothy smile. “You look stunning,” she whispered into my ears, my cheeks flushed and I hid them with my palm. She fixed a jade necklace around my neck, followed by a pair of dropping jade earnings. I stared at my reflection once more and I liked what I saw. A maid rushed in, she walked up to us and whispered some things to Anika. “Okay, we’re almost done,” she whispered back to the maid. The young girl bowed and walked out of the room.

I took my gaze higher to his face and narrowed my eyes–he avoided eye contact by staring down at the necklace in his hand. "Yeah, I can't wear anklets and I don't have a sister to give it to. Plus, I wouldn't want to throw it away...it's a Pandora anklet." A gasp escaped from my mouth. "I love Pandora jewelries." "Take it." I stretched my hand and took the anklet from him. "Thank you." I gave a tight lipped smile. "You're with Andre now?" He questioned with his smile never leaving his face. "Uhm, it's a long story." I chuckled and took a deep breath in.

she noted. Glaring at her face, Mama Gunad knew that the young princess' mind was made up. Feeling defeated, she breathed in deeply, let go of her hands, and walked towards a cupboard. Mama Gunad pulled out a drawer and picked up a silver necklace. With depressing eyes, she walked towards the princess and wore the necklace around her. "My mother gave me this necklace and I will love you to have it. I believe that it is powerful enough to protect you against any danger" she hesitated and cupped Lilia's face in her hands, "Please be safe and come back when necessary" she begged.

“But unfortunately you don’t like reading novels. This time I gave you something else that you might like.” “Happy birthday, Karina Leticia.” Saka showed off the beautiful silver necklace. The necklace had a crescent moon pendant. “I know you’ve always liked the moon. Do you like the necklace?” Karina wiped the corners of her eyes that were starting to water. “Thank you.” “You’re welcome, honey.” Saka put the necklace on Karina’s neck. He stared for a moment at how beautiful the necklace looked on Karina’s neck. “Do you like it?”