Novel & Cerita Seventeen Diamond

Not today anyway. Ogling him wouldn't make him go away, and I had no interest in confronting him regarding why he'd asked about me. So, I went back to my dressing station and began to reapply the heavy makeup that I hoped hid my identity. It might not actually do the trick, but I'd convinced myself that I was a different person when I caked it on. Nikki Wilson wasn't the girl on that stage taking off her clothes for strangers; Diamond was. And Diamond was edgy, strong, a force to be reckoned with. She had gumption, determination. Her give-a-fuck didn't even register. The second the first beat played through the speakers, Nikki became Diamond, and Diamond owned that stage.

He replied sarcastically, walking towards the sofa set and getting comfortable. “Here.” Atarah threw a brown pouch on his lap, intending to harm the prince, but unfortunately, Dragomir had fast reflexes. “Did you count them?” he asked, checking the content inside. Atarah raised her eyebrow at him, silently saying: how dare you question my math? But Dragomir didn’t believe her. He still spilled out the content on the marble coffee table and started counting. The big chunks of diamonds twinkled like stars against the black surface.

Hayley apologized immediately before continuing. “Going to Mr Ricci.” Jake called out and the whole crowd grew quiet immediately, I had no idea the Jake dude knew who I was, but I guess it was because I was pretty popular. Now, those people who only knew my name without knowing what I actually looked like, would have gotten a good look at my face now… thanks to Jake. “Going? Going?” Jake called out before finally raising the diamond up, and this time, it was in a large cube shaped package, with the top still open, in order to still give the crowd a nice view of the diamond.

James’s POV I was wondering around the jewellery shop wondering what to get Megan. Do I get her a ring, a necklace, or a bracelet. I had never been serious about a chick before. Suddenly a ring caught my attention, It was stunning with a ruby heart surrounded by diamonds. It was way too soon to think about getting married, but I could give her a promise ring to show my love for her. Even if she was not my destined mate, I was determined to make her my chosen mate. I could not imagine spending my life with anyone else but her. I grabbed the ring and then went to the bakery to grab her a birthday cake. As soon as I looked at the cakes, they had a Disney princess one. I laughed to myself as I w

she added before quickly heading towards the study room. She placed a hand on her chest as she walked. Savannah closed her eyes tightly. It seems like her heart won't beat normally from now on because her bodyguard has truly captured her attention!

She was at death's door, yet this young girl could still manage to smile. "Do you want this?" Birdie held up a massive blue diamond, her smile radiant. Quentin's eyes widened, as did everyone else's. The perfect blue of the diamond was like a profound ocean, dreamily enchanting. Someone asked in a daze, "My goodness, how much could this diamond be worth if sold?" Quentin had promised them each 100 thousand dollars as the reward, but was that too little now? Seeing Birdie's resolute decision in her eyes, Quentin panicked. "What are you going to do?"

It was a diamond that had not been inlaid on a ring yet, but she had seen this diamond before—back when she had attended an auction abroad with her ex-boyfriend Zeke. This diamond was outstanding in every way, almost without the slightest flaw, and it had a name as well—the Heart of Serenity!

"Eliana's not flashy. She's classy in a way that doesn't require screaming to be heard. Traditional. Organic. The type of woman who turns heads for existing." Saben grinned, a winking spark in his eye. "And one who'd probably knock you out if you attempted to do it on a yacht with fireworks." Damian smiled in reply. "Just exactly. Something that looks like her. Like us." Denise put one diamond ring on the tray—a stylish platinum band with a fire diamond inside, a delicate halo hidden just under the stone, sending light in odd directions. Saben whistled softly, impressed. "Man, if I weren't her brother, I'd say yes to that myself."

Curled up on the plush carpet, I hugged my knees to my chest, numb fingers mindlessly scrolling through my phone. And that was when I stumbled upon Heidi's latest post. She had just shared a picture of the "Only Star in the Galaxy"—a pink diamond so rare and dazzling it looked as if it had been plucked straight from the heavens. I still remembered how Cassian had fought tooth and nail for that diamond at the auction, going back and forth with rival bidders for dozens of rounds before finally winning it.

I had a hunch about what I might find, and the club knew better than to go out looking for a way to get Diamond to talk because they UNDERSTOOD she was mine and I always delivered. Getting a hold of Diamond was now my biggest landline because she had to know Sienna was Taylor and the sacrifices she made to keep her safe. Diamond wasn’t a blind batshit crazy genius as people thought. She was smart, sly, and extremely dangerous. She understood human behavior on a level that even a room full of psychologists wouldn’t be able to comprehend. And I needed to know the code for this USB drive and only Diamond would know that. “I’m leaving, tell River I’ll be back soon, and keep my sister away from t