Never Lost Necklace Novels & Stories

I asked breaking the silence that gripped us both and hoped Leo, could enlighten me on how on earth this fancy looking necklace, ended up behind a really old looking portrait of a former King and Queen. “That appears to be the necklace of a Queen known as Alexandria, a necklace which was stolen over a hundred years ago and has yet to be found.” Leo explained in a more than dark voice taking a step closer to me to look at the necklace, where my eyes went wide and I stared down at this infamous lost necklace which sat on my hand. “If this was stolen all of those years ago, why is it behind this old portrait…hang on.” I asked now understating his shock as I went to take a look back to the portr

By the time I returned to our quarters, dawn was creeping across the horizon, and my eyes burned with exhaustion I couldn't satisfy. Something glinted on the floor near our door. I stopped, breath catching. A necklace lay there—a delicate gold chain with a small pendant shaped like a crescent moon. My hand trembled reaching for it. I knew this necklace. Had worn it for years before— Before Bloodstone. Before Laziel's rejection. Before I'd fled with nothing except clothes on my back and the will to survive. I'd thought it lost forever. Assumed it had been discarded with everything else Laziel deemed worthless.

As though she had hoped for a different answer. As though she had hoped I would be weaker. The realization made my stomach twist. Then my attention shifted. A flash of diamonds caught my eye. My breath immediately stalled. The world seemed to stop moving. The necklace. I knew that necklace. Every diamond. Every detail. Every memory attached to it. It belonged to me. Three years ago, I had spent months secretly saving money to buy it as an anniversary gift for Lucas. Later, he had told me it disappeared during a business trip.

Claude screamed and when she looked at where Tasha she saw that she was no longer there. She began to sob, she wanted to get to her friend and see whether she was okay but she was so weak. So, so weak. She could barely move and all she could do was sob and pray that the moon goddess send help somehow. A few seconds later she saw a glow and looked down to see her necklace glowing. She had lost it when she had been kidnapped by those villagers but Denver had gotten it back for her.

"Iliana, calm down. We will find it okay? Let's go back now. It might be in my room." Putting off the light, they stepped out of the room and returned to Clara's room. After searching the room for five hours, there was still no sign of the necklace. "My necklace is gone! The only thing I had to remind me of them is gone Aunt Barbie. They are gone now. They aren't with me anymore." "Of course not Lia. They are always with you. In your dreams, in your heart and in your mind. That necklace doesn't determine whether they are with you or not. You have been working for a very long time, come here."

That jade necklace…belonged to her mother. It was her mother's most prized possession, however, ever since the accident that claimed the lives of her parents, the necklace had gone missing. Lily had been looking for it since then, but once she got married to William, the urge to Become a perfect wife overpowered her urge to find the necklace. But now that the former urge had completely disappeared, Lily resumed her quest to find the necklace, putting Richard up the task. At last, the necklace has been found. Lily's heart warmed and the excitement to see her mother's necklace again, simmered beneath her skin.

The scout finally continued. "It was carved into the ground." His breathing trembled. "And in the center of the symbol." His eyes locked onto Scarlett's. "There was a necklace." Scarlett's heart stopped. Because she already knew which necklace he meant. The necklace had disappeared the same night her family died. The necklace her mother had worn every day of her life. The necklace that should have been buried with the past. Somehow. Someone had just returned it.

They were about to lock the door and leave when Jenny looked at Sohu and asked "Hey where did your necklace go? That necklace is lucky for you, so then go and wear it, maybe we can get a job through it." Sohu lowered her head and faintly told her "I lost it." "What?" "I think I lost it when we were fighting with those people in the Golden Leaf, maybe the necklace fell in the meantime," Sohu became said. When Jenny saw her sad face, she did not like it. She comforted Sohu by placing her hand on her shoulder "Don't worry we'll find it." Sohu said, "Do not give me false comfort, I know that I will never get back that necklace."

It came in the form of a mysterious package, delivered to our doorstep with no return address or explanation. Curiosity piqued, I opened the package cautiously, revealing a small, intricately crafted wooden box. Inside, nestled on a velvet cushion, was a single, stunning diamond necklace—a necklace that bore an uncanny resemblance to the one my mother had worn on the night she disappeared. My heart raced as I held the necklace in my hands, memories flooding back with a mix of joy and sorrow. It was a symbol of my mother's love, a cherished possession that I had long believed lost forever. But now, here it was, returned to me in the most enigmatic of ways.

“I don’t understand why you are fretting, it’s going to be okay. We are going to pass the final exam, and don’t you worry, that principal might have a sharp mouth, but she’s compassionate enough to make us pass.” The woman turns toward her in anger. “Do you think I care about some exams? Yvonne?” “Sorry.” Yvonne purses her lips, before adjusting her cloth. “What do you care about then?” “My green necklace, it was right there in the drawer, Yvonne, but it just disappeared. This necklace means so much to me. I can’t lose it, you are my room-mate, and you should know where it is.” “Sorry, I have no idea, have you tried asking Thane or Lucien or Rosa, or any of them?”