Royale High Diamonds Novels & Stories

Draig sat on a couch in a corner and eagerly waited for Kaze to fall flat on his face, only to be dumbfounded. He tensed up and looked at Kaze in shock when the latter crushed the diamond. Jesus. It took great strength to pull that off. Draig wondered if his eyes were playing tricks on him. The Maiden’s Heart, the toughest diamond from the south, was worth ten million dollars, and Kaze pulverized it in one grip. Even Draig could not do so.

I squint to see him, as Xander starts asking, "So you want this, huh?" “I can't let people know this since I have reasons not to... Never…” Before I can see how he smirks, I briefly catch sight of him nodding. Someone from the largest crowd, whose face I cannot see but whose voice I can recognize, suddenly appeared with a snap of Xander’s fingers. “Twenty diamonds” The host replies, "20 diamonds,” and I can't compete with that. Is he joking? Wait, has the crown prince entered, or will his representative purchase the last box again? Xander abruptly placed his hand on top of mine as I was firmly holding my lower clothing.

"A painite, or maybe an Alexandrite. Both are very stable storage for mana." When Aldrich and Aimilios heard it, they both stared at one other and proceeded to their chambers, combing every box they could find until they had gathered all of their diamonds and gems. The majority of them are diamonds or emeralds. They know it's pointless, but they don't have any other options. They don't want to accept it, but they can't help their baby sister. Just like how they can't help Alana when she died. "These are all garbage!" shouted Aldrich as he tossed the jewel against the wall, shattering it.

Grant nodded and spoke with a flat face, “I got you some diamonds. They’re in your room.” ‘Some?’ “How many?” “About two hundred top-quality white diamonds. They’re uncut, so you can design them into whatever you like…” Kai chimed in. “Rich people are really thoughtful, huh? Big Brother, where’s mine?” Grant rolled his eyes at Kai. “The leftover diamond bits are for you.” Kai felt aggrieved. ‘What?! Why do they all treat me like this?!’

Her eyes met Jax’s briefly before she looked away; they clearly had some tension. “Hey, guys. I’m Royalty, your personal assistant. I handle your stylist, lawyer, and all necessary things to build your platform. Salvatore has already taken care of payments,” she said, giving them all the information needed to be members of Blackwood Academy’s elite circle. During the run, Ethan stayed quiet, while Dre grew frustrated. He wasn’t a morning person, and this process was tough. “Are you okay?” Royalty asked. Dre made a crying face, making her laugh. They were still outside when cameras clicked.

"We've got royalty from Italy making an appearance." Helma raised her eyebrows in surprise. "Italy?" Italy was famed for its world-class diamond mines, yet the major resource industries were tightly held by the royal family or their noble branches, including some dukes. "Who's coming?" Helma asked, her eyes sparkling with curiosity. The royals would not visit Greenville without a good reason, especially with such a formal welcome—it hinted at big news. "Duke Mort Wilson." Helma's eyes went wide. "This seminar's business talks must be pretty major."

He spoke the words so that only Sabrina could hear them. “Yes,” she managed to say, in between sobs of joy. “Yes, of course. Yes!” The crowd went insane and the room filled with applause. Marco pulled a beautiful single-set diamond ring out of his pocket and slipped it on over her finger, before standing up. He gave her a peck on the lips and pulled away, gazing into her eyes. “I love you,” he said, then paused for a moment. “Princess Sabrina.” Sabrina's chest was filled with excitement. Somehow, a handkerchief was pressed into her hand to wipe the tears from her eyes. She looked over the crowd of strangers, who were standing up from their chairs, still clapping in celebration.

They purposely sent the maid to call her late so that they could humiliate her. Princess Roselle hissed in mockery. “What to expect from Lucian? He might be a prince but he is poor, isn’t him? There must not be enough gold coins left on him.” Hope squinted her eyes and snorted to calm herself down. “It’s the gold coins you want right? Gold is nothing compared to a diamond,” she pulled down her glove revealing a diamond bracelet the prince brought for her in the morning. She took it off and dropped it on the table. “That’s my fine. Gold may define you but diamonds are what my husband bathe me in. Now I am not petty hence you can have the bracelet. I have plenty of those in my jewelry armoire.

As Christian and I reached the bottom of the staircase, I tightened my grip around his arm slightly. As Christian and I reached the bottom of the staircase, we were greeted by Alpha King Dominic’s steady gaze. He stood tall on the platform, his regal presence commanding the attention of everyone in the room. The air in the grand hall buzzed with anticipation, the murmurs dying down as the crowd focused on the next moment—the blood oath. Alpha Dominic stepped forward, his voice strong and steady as he addressed the pack. “Tonight, we witness the formal induction of Mia as our Royal Beta, bound by loyalty to the pack, to our people, and to the future we strive to protect.”

she told the designer. “I’m Raven, my Princess. My works are gold and I assure you the best dress on the planet.” I smiled at her words, shaking her hands. “It’s nice meeting you, Raven.” I wanted to go away from this unfamiliar place. It seemed like I was trapped until I mastered my abilities. “Make Maya, diamond works and not just gold.” Delilah stated. “For the soon-to-be Queen, she should her look like an ever-glowing diamond. She should be irresistible,”