Never Lost Necklace Novels & Stories

“Nana was right after all. This is my second chance to correct the mistakes I made before.” “What mistakes?” Dominic asked. I touched my neck and found it bare. “Where is the necklace?” “The mate necklace?” Damian asked. “You lost it, remember?” “How?” I asked. “Nobody knows. When you and Dominic returned that day, you weren’t wearing it and you didn’t know how you lost it.” “I have to find it!” I said and rose to my feet sharply. “Ow!” “What is it?” They asked me in unison. “It’s nothing. I’m fine,” I said but it was a life. Another strong contraction hit me and I nearly collapsed.

He had been in a good mood since morning and was looking forward to it. “What happened?” She told him the situation, “The gown… I’m not sure how, but it is missing along with the necklace you borrowed…” “Lost?” “I’m not sure. The room was in a mess when I got home. I forgot to lock the door…” Guy sighed in relief at that. “Oh, I thought something major happened!” His agent standing next to him cried in frustration. “What?! My god! That necklace is the one and only precious gem from EMPRESS! How could she lose that?!”

Chapter 122: The Mystery Necklace I'd started searching frantically through my desk drawers, pushing files aside as I looked for the necklace. I then dropped to my knees to look under the furniture to check if it has fallen somewhere. The necklace had to be here somewhere, that had to be a must. I couldn't have lost it. It was the most precious thing I owned, the last tangible connection I had to my mate. "Xenois," Thorne had said, kneeling down to help me search. "Where did you last see it?"

I had taken everything out of my bag when I noticed something was missing. Where was it? I turned my bag inside out, digging through every corner. Still, I couldn’t find it. I even checked the desk in my room, but nothing. I rushed to the studio. Nothing there either. Where was my necklace? Feeling defeated, I sat on the stool. That necklace had been a gift from my childhood best friend. It couldn’t just be gone. It wasn’t just jewelry—it was a memory, a promise made by two kids with hearts full of dreams.

Matt pushed, his patience wearing thin. “I don’t know the whole story,” Arthur admitted. “But one day at work, Lenna was really stressed. She wouldn’t tell anyone what the problem was. I believe Elise was the only one who could get her to open up. They both vanished from the office for a couple of hours, and when they came back, the necklace was around Lenna’s neck instead of Elise’s.” Charlotte felt a chill run down her spine. The necklace, a powerful artefact, had switched hands under mysterious circumstances. She needed to know more.

That I was the missing piece he needed to solve a death that had hollowed him out. I didn’t. I’d found the necklace in my mother’s things after she died. I kept it because it reminded me of her. But none of that mattered to Misha. He wouldn’t believe me even if I carved the truth into my skin.

Maybe we can work through this mate bond complication, especially with Veronica out of the country. Arthur’s steps falter suddenly. “Iris, your necklace…” I pull back, my hand flying to my throat. The sapphire necklace is still there, but when I look down, I see what caught Arthur’s attention. One of the smaller stones is missing from its setting, leaving an empty metal claw. “Oh no,” I gasp. “It must have fallen out somewhere.” Nora’s family heirloom, damaged on the very first night I wore it. “We have to find it.”

I had held it in my hands as a little girl and watched my mother put it on every single morning. My mother had died in the pack dungeon. She had gone in wearing that necklace and it was supposed to have been lost with her body. Noah had promised me, looked me in the face and promised that he would find it for me. That was two years ago. He had found it and he had put it around Amy's neck. The burning started behind my eyes and I pressed my teeth together hard and I looked at Amy, She was still talking, something about time and memories and not knowing how long she had left, that voice pitched just right to make everyone in the room feel sorry for her.

"Jaden, we need to get her some help." Rita's eyelids fluttered as consciousness slowly returned. Her gaze met Percy's, a mixture of confusion and vulnerability in her eyes. "That necklace... where did you get it?" Percy hesitated, her voice softening. "It belonged to your child. The one you lost." Rita's breath caught in her throat. Memories flooded back – a distant time when she had whispered those very words to her child. The necklace had been a symbol of hope, a promise of escape from the darkness that had consumed her life.

The more I breathed in the smell, the more it felt to me until one face popped up in front of me–Selena's face. Oh god, I can't believe that he was still cheating on me with her. After a while it became way too difficult for me to breathe, I felt like drowning in one of my most feared nightmares. I wanted to leave but something inside of me was stopping me; it was as if I forgot about something ... an important thing. I put my hands around my neck trying to hold my mother's necklace between my hands, then I remembered that I lost my necklace, and the last thing I knew about it was that my necklace was here, in Liam's room, and I had to find it immediately.