Pinkie Promise Sapphire Hale Novels & Stories

Just when all hope seemed lost, Elijah came in to reveal a secret that might help them locate where the kidnappers took Ashton. Inside his office, Theo was sitting there, feeling hopelessness overwhelmed him when suddenly Elijah came in. "Elijah... I'm not in the mood..." Theo was speaking when Elijah cut him off... "Look... I need to tell you something. But you can only question me after we find Ashton, alright?" Elijah demanded, his voice urgent. Theo was confused but nodded his head in an agreement. He would do anything to find Ashton. Elijah then brought out a shiny pearl, which was only half of a whole. He told Theo that he had given the other half to Ashton's mother, Queen Lilian, and

She ignored them, put her phone down, and lay on the bed to nap. Just to be safe, she even put it on silent, in case he tried calling again. * On the other end of the line, Justin put his phone down, disappointment flickering in his eyes. Sitting on his desk was a set of pink diamond jewelry. With Zac and Helen getting married, there had been so much talk about engagement gifts and dowries. He had wanted to give Haley a formal engagement gift too. But deep down, he knew she would refuse. So instead, he had bought her a gift—pink diamonds, her favorite color.

“Please, Jasmine. Promise you’ll be okay.” “I promise,” I assured her. “I’ll be back. I’m certain of it, Leila.” She nodded thoughtfully and then reached into her pocket and retrieved the sapphire I’d found in the river. She handed it to me. “In Hescor’s traditions, sapphire works as an amulet,” she explained. “I hope it can help you stay safe.” “Thank you, Leila,” I said as I accepted the stone, tucking it into the breast pocket of my jacket. “I’m sure it will help a lot.”

"Dinner, dancing, roses—the works. But standing here with you now, none of that matters." I pulled a small box from my pocket. Her eyes widened. "This isn't a proposal," I said quickly. "Not yet. It's a promise." I opened the box to reveal a platinum ring with a deep blue sapphire. "A promise that I'm in this—all in. That I'll fight for us every day. That I'll never push you away again." She stared at the ring, then at me. "Cassian..." "You don't have to answer now," I said. "Take all the time you need. I'm not going anywhere."

Each note perfectly calibrated to a frequency that Jack's gauntlets identified as matching the Engraver's harmonic field. The Absence was not just mapping Haley's pack bond. It was tuning her. Jack kicked the door open. Haley sat cross-legged on her bed, surrounded by a ring of floating objects. Her phone, three shoes, a bag of chips, a small cactus in a pot, and approximately forty thousand dollars' worth of Swarovski crystals that she had stolen from Katherine's office during the Mouth crisis. They orbited her in a slow, perfect circle, each one vibrating in sync with her humming.

“That wasn’t a promise you could make lightly.” “I didn’t.” She studied his face, searching. “They will not approve.” “I won’t ask.” Silence stretched between them, thick with everything they were not saying. Alina stepped into the room and began to gather what little she needed. A book. A cloak. A small carved token from her childhood. Cael stood by the door, watching, heart pounding. This was how it happened, then. Not with chains. With packing. With dawn schedules. With kindness that bruised.

I began to say. “I do understand. You’re an Alpha and you think I would make a good Luna. Well, guess what. I wouldn’t. Ask my three mates who have already rejected me about that. Start with Alpha Kyle. He was the first.” She said and I turned to look at Kyle. How the hell could someone reject something as beautiful as this woman standing right in front of me. “Would you please reconsider?” I asked. SAPHIRE POV As I stood there with everyone staring at me with such intense looks on their faces, I'd had enough. I didn't want to be in this damn house anymore.

“Yes, boss. The Sapphire Legacy Collection—limited to five pieces worldwide. The centerpiece is the Midnight Empress necklace. Flawless Ceylon sapphires, over 200 carats total, with a central stone once owned by European royalty. It’s expected to break records.” “Good.” Triumph surged through me. “Bid on the Midnight Empress. Highest offer. No limit.” Stanley hesitated. “But what for, boss?” I shot him a look. “Are you that slow? It’s for my wife, obviously.” A satisfied grin curved my lips. “She’ll wear it to the gala.” “You can wear this to the upcoming gala anniversary in a few days,” Grandpa was saying inside, his chuckle warm and teasing. “Hehehe.”

I responded. He looked annoyed, but he took a deep breath before asking, "Do you really mean it, my dearest Daughter? You know that a promise made by Immortals can never be broken until our soul perishes one day." I nodded sincerely, so he kissed my forehead in hesitation and took a pearl-like stone that emerged from my heart—it was the 'Stone of Oath, also known as the promising stone of an Immortal. He looked sad, but he promised me that he would give it to Dylan as a reward for his honesty and loyalty. It would be up to him if he took it or not.

And even if Joe catches him, Michael's brother is the governor, so nothing bad will happen to him anyway. Joe tries to count what is missing to see Michael's plan. Suddenly, he freezes. His eyes go wide. Michael took the one special thing he should never touch. It is the green moonstone heirloom necklace that Elder Luna Katherine Hale gave to Joe when Ares married Rebbie Hale. Every new mate gets an heirloom piece from the Silverclaw Jewel House on their mating day, but his grandmother gave Joe his piece early. She knew Joe was too impatient to wait for a mate. Joe keeps it safe in the dark for winters, and now Michael Jackson takes it. "That bad wolf!"