Pause Bracelet Novels & Stories

I wanted to see inside as well. "Maybe. But really wanted to see her stuff," he says pulling out a black velvet box that looked an awful too familiar. My heart felt a peck of emotion as it took me back to our high school year. I had bought a smart bracelet set for her and me, along with a heart-shaped lock bracelet specially made for us. The lock bracelet opened with the key set on my necklace, which I still have as well. The round pendant on the smart bracelet glowed each time I tapped on my bracelet and vice-versa. It didn't matter how far apart we were, if she ever missed me, all she had to do was tap twice on the smart bracelet, and it would send a signal to my bracelet, making my brace

He nervously raised his hand to touch his nose and quickly said, "I had Hanson carve this bracelet from acacia wood. Inside the largest wooden bead is a GPS tracker." Joey was somewhat taken aback. She reached out to take the bracelet and then examined it carefully. The wooden bead was about the size of an adult fingernail. It depicted an eagle playing with a pearl. It was entirely hollow inside. "The pearl in front of the eagle's mouth is a button. If anything happens to you in the future, press the button, and the tracker will activate instantly. "The small battery inside can last for about three days," Kenneth explained in great detail to Joey.

“I won’t take this lying down. I’ll sue your entire department for harassment and unlawful arrest. I’m an American citizen. I demand my phone call. And I want to speak to my lawyer now.” They exchange amused looks. But not Dean. His eyes stay locked on me, cold and cutting. “Zoom in,” he says quietly. The woman clicks something on her tablet. The image on the screen tightens. Me again, receiving the package. But now, it highlights something gleaming on my wrist. My bracelet. Dean drops a printed still on the table. I stare. It’s my bracelet. The diamond piece he gave me on my nineteenth birthday. One of a kind. Carved just for me in Hills Fusion.

I stammered. “Of course not,” Byrain said quietly, stepping closer, holding a small black box. “We wanted to make sure your eighteenth birthday felt special.” My heart did that strange, fluttering thing. “You… remembered?” “I always remember,” he said simply. Always? Inside the box was a silver bracelet with a tiny moon-shaped charm delicate, thoughtful, and beautiful. “It’s perfect,” I whispered, fingers brushing the charm. Byrain smiled faintly. “Good.” Zion elbowed Army. “See? Told you she’d like it.”

"This is a gift from my seventh uncle, Uncle Wade." Rafael's sharp eyes immediately noticed that the bracelet was different. What seemed like a crack was in truth a hidden clasp with a mechanism inside. "It can hold steel needles," Carissa said excitedly, pulling him inside. She quickly took a few needles from the syringe and began loading them into the bracelet. This time, she filled it to its maximum capacity. It could hold more than twenty needles. The bracelet's round design accommodated the slightly flexible steel needles. Once inside, the clasp's mechanism bent the needles slightly. When triggered, the needles would spring straight as they launched, gaining additional acceleration from

“Get off of me, Beth!” “We have to play along! When they come back, pretend you’re still asleep,” Beth hissed, pushing ReNew back down onto the couch. “Not until you tell me what’s going on!” she growled, trying to sit up again. Beth grabbed her wrist. “You have everything you need. You’re wearing a power-enhancing bracelet. Use it to escape—just not yet.” ReNew's eyes widened. “What kind of crazy mess have you dragged me into?” “Escape!” Beth whispered, glancing toward the door. “Yes. But keep your voice down.”

He offered. I opened my mouth to say something but Kat beat me to it. "Hold up." She raised a hand. "What makes you think you're worthy to sit - or even hang out with lady luna." I fought the urge to face palm myself. "The fact that I get fried if I don't." Joshua held up his hand that had the bracelet. Kat looked confused. "They're proximity bracelets." I explained to Kat. "We got them in AAP training, I can't be more than ten feet away from Joshua. If I am, this thing gives me an electric shock." I pointed helplessly at the band.

No point. The elevator was empty. They got in. James hit B. “Plan B,” Bisi said as the doors closed. “What’s Plan C?” “Us,” James said. “If we survive B.” The elevator dropped. Zara’s phone buzzed in her pocket. She’d forgotten to leave it. She pulled it out. Unknown number. Text. One line. `Plan B activated early. Smile for the cameras.` Zara looked up. Met Bastian’s eyes. “Eight AM,” she said. “Is now.”

She slid off the bed quickly and pulled her bag out which was placed under the bed. Taking out a printed satin top and pyjama set, she stood up to go to the bathroom. FIFTEEN MINUTES LATER Prem heated up the leftover food and served it on two plates. Thank God, at least knew how to prepare some light food to save his life, otherwise he could not depend on takeout every day. It's unhealthy and decreases one's lifespan. A melodic jingling and tinkling sound of anklets hit his earbuds like a shot announcing Sakshi's presence in the room. His eyes darted towards her abruptly, hand frozen on the water jug as he glanced over her.

Marcus confessed with a sheepish grin. He paused, looking into my eyes "This here's a promise bracelet, babe. It's my way of showing you that I'm committed to you, no matter what. I swear, next time I'll go all out and get you something mind-blowing. But for now, hold onto this as a symbol of my promise. The storm outside might be brewing, but with this bracelet, I want you to know that I'm right here with you." I nodded, grinning back at him, accepting the bracelet with open arms.