Never Lost Necklace Novels & Stories

I ran back to my bedroom before Loretta could awaken. The next day she was disconsolate. She asked every servant if they had seen her treasured necklace. She begged me to tell her where it was. I only shrugged my shoulders and said I never knew where it went. But like Clara, Loretta could see right through me. I had locked the necklace into a box and buried it near a fountain. Loretta stared at me, and I still remember that accusing look. It was the same look that Clara gave me when I told her that Loretta gave me her necklace willingly.

I'm nearly burnt out on discovering where it is nevertheless I can't discover it. "Babe, what happened?" John asked worriedly and embraced me. "My neckband's gone. My best friend gave it to me and presently it's gone. I can't lose it," I cried so he made me stay. "I'm certain that will not get far. Guys, we should find Lia's necklace." The young men cooperate on the pursuit however they can't find it. I'm concerned in light of the fact that not exclusively is the neckband missing yet there's my mysterious that nobody should know what it is.

I was just Celeste again; no longer the belle of the ball. Just as I was about to put the washcloth down, I caught a glimpse of my bare neck in the mirror. Panic bubbled up instantly. My necklace—it was missing! A frantic search confirmed my worst fears. I must have lost it somewhere in the snow during my hurried escape from the ballroom. My knees gave way, and I found myself sitting on the cold tile floor, tears brimming. It wasn’t just a piece of jewelry; it was a cherished heirloom, a tangible link to the past. The only thing that I had that belonged to my mother.

It had been so good, so amazing. Mallory sniffed and noticed a lone tear was trickling down her cheek. She glanced at the passengers beside her to be sure they hadn't seen her. Then, quickly, she wiped the tear off. She rose her hand to the hidden necklace in her blouse. It was too long. Hence, the pendant always got lost in her shirt. That was the only thing Mallory had of Wilder - his necklace. He had left it behind on the day he went missing. And since then, she's had it on herself, promising to never let go.

I dragged myself onto the rocks, my body trembling as I lay there for a moment, trying to catch my breath. Maybe life wasn’t over for me after all. I stayed longer on the rock because I could not believe that I had survived that. My hands moved to my neck without thinking. I froze. My necklace was gone. My fingers searched the skin again, slower this time, like maybe I was wrong. But there was nothing there. No chain and no lock. My chest tightened. It must have come off in the water. The only thing my father never let me remove, was lost somewhere beneath the current.

I spent days searching the house for my lost necklace, I had come to the hopeless conclusion of just assuming it would be at Dallas's or buried in the soil we raced through. Luckily no one else had noticed the necklace was on my neck and now it wasn't, what they had noticed was my frequent looking. Natalie had come to me asking what I was looking for a million times. I couldn't tell her it was the necklace it would break her heart, she prized mom's things so much. Her trust for me would be gone, I knew it would she had trusted me with a necklace that she loved.

Chapter 118 CLAIRE Days had gone by, and I did not fail to religiously look for the necklace Dominik had gifted me. Even after looking for days, the necklace was no where to be found. I was slowly losing hope and there was no way I was going to just abandon the search. That necklace meant the world to me, and I could not lose it, not now, not ever. I sighed heavily as I walked down the hallway with Aurora walking beside me. She tilted her head to look at me, and I looked back at her. She had a worried expression on her face.

“Wait—what? It’s actually gone?” Zara frowned. “That never happens.” Ruby swallowed. “Someone probably reported it.” But she didn’t believe that. She knew who had the power to erase things without a trace. And she hated that her first thought was Kai. The third time happened in the afternoon. She didn’t even realize she’d lost it until panic hit her chest like a dropped weight. Her necklace. The thin silver chain with the tiny star pendant — the only thing she’d brought from her old room. The only thing that felt like home when everything else didn’t.

Its details were zoomed in on the screen. I stared at that familiar necklace and was lost in a trance. I was certain that it belonged to my mother. I heard that it had gone missing after my mother’s passing. Beyond all expectations, it had shown up there. Even my assistant noticed something wrong with me and immediately raised her paddle to bid for the necklace. Initially, Clara was uninterested in that jewelry. But she suddenly grew eager when she saw my expression. I gradually felt weak as the price kept increasing. I gnashed my teeth and put all my money, including the seven hundred thousand dollars given by Adam and my savings, on the last bidding.

And how she'd return me back if I continued misbehaving. I kept twisting backward trying to look at the little boy one last time. And somewhere during all that chaos…My necklace disappeared. I didn’t even realize it immediately. But later that night, when I searched for it desperately everywhere, it was already gone. And because I lost that necklace… I lost the only clue connected to my real parents too. Back to Present… A shaky breath escaped my lips while tears slowly filled my eyes again. And now, after all these years—The necklace was here. Inside Vincent’s room.