Ninjago Valentines Box Novels & Stories

I watched as she leaned down to open her handbag and pull out a big wooden box with a small red bow. “This is for not being able to meet you yesterday. I hope these are the ones you like. I didn’t know which one to choose from. I can barely draw a straight stick figure so I apologize beforehand if you don’t like them. So, um, let me know which one to get—” I took the box from her before she could lose her breath. “Thank you very much, Valeria. But you don’t need to do this for having a medical emergency. I should be the one to get you something.”

CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE Nina’s POV I lift up my hand and bend down to reach the fancy decorated box. I grabbed it and place it in my lap. I slowly pulled the hem of the red ribbon until it was unwrapped. I can’t help but to grin widely. My hands are shaking from the excitement dahil this is my first time receiving a fancy decorated, magical gift. I think my courting to Death did receive a slight response. The box wasn’t so big, it is medium size box. I immediately pull the top cover and nang makita ko kung ano ang nasa loob nito ay di ko mapigilang magulat.

She hums, frowning every so slightly "That is not how I raised you, I wonder what has got you distracted” To that, Niko grins, his smile is all teeth. Valentina sips from her cup in answer “No matter, for the children, as is customary, I brought gifts.” she waves a hand and the guard behind her brings two items from her handbag on the couch. Placing them neatly on the table between us. I look at Niko in question and at his nod, my cousin gets the better of me I lean forward, pick up the black case, and push it open.

Alice was a bit surprised to see the sender's name "From Valentino". She wasn't expecting this but she kinda knew it was going to be for something anyways. Alice opened the box and unwrapped the surface of the stuff to get a better view of what was inside. Finally, she got to the point where you could see what was inside, and surprisingly it was a lemon strapless dress with some matching jewelry. She couldn't believe that Valentino sent her the dress, so she stood to her feet and dragged the dress ripped out of the box only to see that it was a short dress which made it look sexier and more like her style.

“Please, don’t do this. I don’t want you to fight anyone because of me, okay? Leave him alone, and we’ll send his gifts away. Babe?!” The door slammed closed, and he was gone. I hurried to the couch near the bed, took my gown, and put it on before I hurried down the hallway to stop him. But when I got downstairs, Santino was already driving away. “Fuck.” I rushed back to my room and called Valentino. “My love. Did you call to thank me for the gifts? I know how much you love pink. It suits you and complements your femininity, softness, and gentleness. I promise to get you more because you deserve everything luxurious.”

Then, she ran off, most likely to show Nicholas her present. She didn't know what it was but she was already grateful. It was a box of Legos. She had never had one so I thought it would be nice to get one for her. Cassandra would say we were spoiling her siblings but we couldn't help ourselves. Why were we rich if we couldn't spend it on the people we loved? Matteo pushed the door further open and we went inside. There was loud music coming from the backyard. I frowned. Were they having a party?

VALENTINA "Thank you," I said, my voice steadying. "Zuria would have loved it. I just wish she were here to keep me from overthinking everything." "You don't need to think," he said, his eyes darkening. "Just walk in there and let them bleed." I laughed, the tension breaking just enough for me to breathe. "Is that the plan? Total carnage?" "Total carnage. But first..." He reached into his jacket pocket and pulled out a velvet box. "A masterpiece needs its final touch."

Now, with my child gone, the last trace of my feelings for Renato had vanished completely. My family controlled the lifeline of arms supply across all of Sheily Island. If my father truly lost his temper, the Valentino family would be utterly destroyed. "Send the order," my father said into the encrypted communicator, his voice cold. "Cut off all supply lines to the Valentino family's docks. Seize the shipment coming in from Eastaropan." A crisp reply came from the other end. "Yes, Don!" Facing retaliation, Renato struck back quickly. He led his men in three assaults on the docks—but each time, they were driven back by my family's overwhelming firepower.

I didn’t even want to think of how gruesome that was. “Give it here.” I opened my hand and Valentin put the box in it. I placed it on the bed beside another gift box Nikolai had sent through Maria just minutes ago. Valentin’s box contained a glittering, strapless, designer dress. I’d opened the other box as soon as it came and it had a pair of black six-inch heels and a tiny black designer purse in it. “It will look good on you,” Valentin said as we both looked at the dress.

“Happy Birthday.” Velma took the box. “Oh, Miranda, you shouldn’t have.” Velma ripped opened the box and removed the tiny keychain with a teeny wolf made of diamonds on it. “This is gorgeous, thanks girl.” “You’re welcome,” Nigel replied. “Let me go show Valko,” Velma responded excitedly, then ran off into the crowd. “Tell me you got her something,” Nigel spoke. “Yes. I got her something. I left it on her bed like Taurus suggested.”