Never Lost Necklace Novels & Stories

She hadn't expected Jaxon to notice the necklace. "Isn't that your missing necklace?" Jaxon asked, looking at Emory with a look that couldn't be interpreted. "Did you find it?" Emory looked confused. Jaxon's question wasn't something she wanted to discuss. But she didn't want to lie about it. So, she answered honestly. "No, I haven't found it. The lost necklace is still missing." Jaxon's brow furrowed slightly. "Then?"

words flew out of his mouth and hit her ear like a missile. She opened her mouth to say something when he raised his hand. "9'Oclock, sharply," he said, annoyed, and walks off. She was still in shock. ************ “I have lost my necklace Hunza, can you help me find it?” she asked while talking on the landline. “Is it precious?” asked Hunza. “Yeah, it is, it was my mum’s, please I want it back,” she begged. “Listen, I have tried my best dear, I even write a post on F******k but no one respond,” said Hunza sadly.

It's as if there's a piece of my personality now that's missing the most, what's even more painful is the loss of papa and I'll know them. I looked again at the number that had prompted me since I came home. I looked at each end of the number but even if I flipped them over, there was no answer no matter who was behind it. There was not even a clue as to who he was. I stood and looked at the necklace in my mother's gift that had not come from her. I opened the little red box. I removed the necklace and checked well if there was something there. But... I was confused because there was only a piece of paper and it contained the words KEEP IT, CINYLA.

Zayden frowned and asked, “What? Do you have her number?” I lost this necklace six years ago. I have been looking for it for a few years, but I couldn’t find it. It looked like someone might be picked it up. Zayden thought to himself. Seeing Zayden’s expression, the manager know how important the necklace was. She immediately said, “Don’t worry, she left her phone number. I will go and find it.” Looking at the store manager in a hurry, Trevor looked at Zayden in disbelief and asked, “Tell me, is that necklace that important to you?”

So, instead he gifted her with books she loved to read, music she liked to listen, painting she admired and so on. Then why did he send this to her all of a sudden. Was she missing something? Was it a special occasion today? Her mind kept on working on it. After a long moment of awaiting, she finally took a long breath and opened the box, only to see a beautiful necklace with green stones on it with a matching pair of earrings. They looked so delicate yet captivating. Katherine had never seen anything so mesmerizing before that she instantly fell in love with the fine piece of jewelry. For the first time, she wanted to accept such a precious gift from Ashton.

He had bought this necklace as a present for her but it was too late. He never saw her again. Years passed, he secretly searched for her. He had asked around the old orphanage, but no one seemed to remember a girl named Amira. The orphanage was destroyed by fire and was reconstructed by community and government institutions so all documents and records were lost. Everyone had their own story to tell and eventually, he stopped searching. But the promise he made in his heart had never faded: “If I ever find her again… I’ll protect her. I’ll take care of her for the rest of my life. I’ll marry her if she’ll have me and I'll give her this necklace as a symbol of my love for her.

Richard looked at me with unmistakable sympathy. "I know." "So someone has to." He hesitated. Then slowly nodded. "Your mother was wrongly blamed for something that disappeared from this house." I frowned. "What disappeared?" "A necklace." Callum blinked. "The Hawthorne necklace?" Richard nodded once. My confusion only deepened. "I don't understand." "It was an antique that had belonged to my grandmother." "It went missing one evening." "The staff searched everywhere." "No one could find it." Richard paused. "And because your mother was the newest person working on the estate..."

Lily asked for her. That was the problem. Seraphina had no idea where she had last worn the necklace. Even if it had fallen from her neck, she could have felt it. Unless, the reason why she didn't feel anything was when the packhouse was attacked, and she had fallen as a result of the bomb blast that threw her to the floor. Just as she recalled that scene, she sighed defeatedly. It was at the packhouse, she lost the necklace at the packhouse and she can’t go back there anymore if she wanted to.

The necklace had a love-shaped pendant, and it looked intricate. The woman felt a sense of familiarity from it. She turned it around to look at it and found a hidden button on the side. She gently pressed it, and the pendant opened. Noah said in surprise, "Hey, look at that! Unfortunately, half of the picture is destroyed by the water." He added, "The woman in the picture is you. Are you Lucy Everhart?" Lucy looked at the necklace blankly. After a long while, she answered, "I-I guess so."

I looked from its every pocket but I didn’t see the necklace. I also looked for it inside every drawer and cabinet inside the room but it’s really not there. I even looked from the trash bins and under the tables and bed but I still didn’t find it. “Watch where you’re going!” I suddenly remembered what happened this morning. Right, I bumped to Stacey and I almost fell down. Maybe that’s where I lost the necklace. I quickly dressed up and put on my coat and scarf as I warded off the room. I should find that necklace immediately, they said that it’s going to snow really hard later so I really have to find that before the piles of Snow mix together and bury it deeper on it. Lucifer might get ev