Seventeen Diamond Novels & Stories

I told my team, showing them the black diamond in my hand. "Take one and join it together." The elf girl suggested. "No, taking any of the diamond without finding it's real half, will take us to another place where the demon is not. So we need to find the real half from the five. But whoever set this, doesn't have brains, it seems they ran out of ideas." I explained as I walked to the fifth tunnel and took the half black diamond hanging at the top of it and joined it together with the one I was holding. It glowed as it joined together. I walk at the empty wall besides the sixth tunnel. "But to them, their idea will be hard to solve not knowing, they have a grandmaster who knows everything, m

I just had to look for a way to meet him and spend more time with him alone. “Girl, I can’t believe it’s Wednesday already. I wouldn’t mind spending one more week in those sheets. It was amazing to be fucked into something soft for once” Diamond whined with a purse of her red lips. “Babygirl, that’s too much info” Ivory exclaimed with wide eyes. “and stop acting like you don’t got a nice bed at home” “Let me be and take yo grumpy ass somewhere else” Diamond sassily replied with a roll of her eyes and went back to applying her makeup.

Alena nodded, clapped her hands, and put on an amazed expression. “Oh, your diamond is truly stunning. It's dazzling my eyes. May I ask what brand that beautiful diamond you're wearing is from?” asked Alena. While touching her white diamond, Kylie replied, "Of course it's from the brand ‘STAR MAGNETIC.’ The most expensive diamond brand that's currently popular. I'm not used to mid-range brands. When it comes to appearance, I always choose the best." “STAR MAGNETIC?” repeated Alena. “I don't remember STAR MAGNETIC ever releasing a white diamond necklace with a design like this.” Alena folded her arms, staring at Kylie's diamond while pouting her lips and tapping her index finger on one cheek.

“Marry me.” I laughed, then went quiet. Reached into the nightstand drawer. Pulled out the small velvet box I’d been carrying for weeks. Her fork froze halfway to her mouth. I opened it. Diamond ring, simple, elegant, perfect for her. “Marlene Blackwood,” I said, voice steady even though my heart was pounding. “I’ve loved you through hell and back. Through secrets and loss and everything in between. You’re my peace. My home. My everything.” Tears filled her eyes.

The girl scrolled her phone. “Josh is popular sha,” she said casually. Diamond looked up. “Popular how?” The girl laughed. “You don’t know? Every party he enters, girls follow. Your man dey hot cake.” Your man. Diamond smiled faintly. “What kind of girls?” “All kinds. Some think they’re special.” Special. Diamond felt the word pass through her quietly. “Oh,” she replied. She didn’t press. She didn’t react. She just stored it. Later, Josh texted.

Unwilling to disappoint her, Jenna bit her lower lip and slowly opened the box. Rays of light shot from the box, blinding her eyes. Jenna's eyes widened as she stared at what was inside the box in awe. Inside the box was a diamond so big that it was at least fifty carats. It was colored in a rare dark blue, so deep and beautiful. The bedroom was illuminated by the brilliant light emitted from it. Jenna was amazed by its brightness; she was at a loss for words. Amidst the glow, she could clearly see the brilliant shine of the diamond.

“Pardon me for missing the wedding, but you have something that belongs to me.” “She doesn’t.” Brad barked. “Oh yes she does. Seventeen stone cut diamonds.” My eyes went wide and I looked around to make sure no one heard that precious word. “Those belong to me and you know it.” Brad said. “What?” I exclaimed.

— Annie points at Diamond — “Don't you ever involve my parents in any matter. If you have a problem with me, you insult me. If you insult my parents again—” “What will you do?” Diamond challenges her with a repetitive clap. “You want to fight me? Try it na. Touch me.” She pushes her chest forward. “No, touch me and see if your dead body won't be found the next day. You think say I be small pikin. I no fear you.” “I've sha warned you,” Annie says and turns to leave. “Girl wey I senior... Mtcheew.” “Come back here! Idiot! You don't know who I am. You think I'm on any of you's level...”

Chapter 76: The Cracks in the High-Rise The velvet box sat open on the glass coffee table. Its contents caught the light of the Manhattan penthouse. Inside was a 1932-cut diamond. It was unpolished, jagged and held a multi-billion-dollar secret. Elena stood a foot away. Her arms were crossed tightly as she stared at the diamond. For months Julian's family had looked down on her. They treated her like a distraction in his life. The Vane dynasty valued perfection. Arranged corporate mergers. They wanted a woman who could be molded into a piece of background decoration. They had no idea that this rough diamond was the Julian needed to tear down his fathers facade.

“For me! What is inside, please say?” I placed her down. “You wanted the snow white costume and the doll, remember.” “Oh my mommy,” she exclaimed. “You remembered.” “Of course I should, honey,” I replied. I handed Shantel the silver wrap. “And here is for you, Shantel.” Shantel collected it with a bow. “Thanks, Miss. Grant.” “Mommy,” Diamond called. “Do you know everyone thinks I and Shantel are sisters because we bear the same surname? That is why she is my best friend,” she giggled excitedly.