Sister Bracelet Silver 소설 & 이야기

She looks like a shy and soft girl if someone describes her. The five birds agape their mouths when they saw Sirene's true appearance. “What the hell?! That's your true appearance?!” Zachary shockingly said. “Yes, my mother gave me this treasure for me to be able to change.” Sirene showed the bracelet in front of them. “Really? What is that bracelet called?” Hector asked as he held Sirene's hand that has her bracelet on. “I think it is called Crystal Change Bracelet. It has crystals embedded in every bead.” Sirene said while looking at Hector.

She raised her phone and showed me a picture. It was getting dark so I couldn’t really see what she was showing me so I moved closer and gasped. It was a picture of Shawn and a girl kissing. The face of the girl wasn’t visible but the hand was. And the bracelet she wore was owned by only one person in the entire world. Me. It was unique because my mom made it for me. Well not personaly, she was friends with the owner of Jewel company, it was silver and it was my exact wrist size. The top had my name designed in fancy letters, rubies and sapphires were scattered all over it. Someone might be able to copy that but the inside had a word that was written in Spanish

He was better off dead than alive. I turned around, still hearing the sobs from my mother, but Raven wasn’t with her. I saw her looking at the wall of the room closely. Then after a few seconds she pulled out a small cloth, as she opened it something fell down within it. I noticed some markings on the clothes but I was more concerned about what the object was. “Have you seen this before?”. Raven raised it up, and I instantly recognized it. It was indeed my sister. It was a bracelet our mother had gifted her, when she had celebrated her eight birthday.

I whispered. She smiled wider and tugged something from the pocket of her coat — a thin silver bracelet with a tiny crescent moon charm. “Here,” she said, clipping it gently onto my wrist. “A welcome gift. Now you’re officially a Davenport sister.” I stared at it, speechless. No one… no one had ever given me something with such pure affection. No expectations. No strings. Just kindness. Zach tapped his foot impatiently. “Ariella, please come. We have a lot of work at home. Tomorrow is your birthday banquet.”

When Aurora saw this emerald green bracelet, she knew it was worth a lot of money. She didn't dare to accept it, "Sister, this gift is too expensive, I can't accept it." Viola smiled and took the bracelet, clasping it on Aurora wrist. “You have called me sister, how can you not accept it? Accept it, okay? your sister has a lot of good things, so I can afford to give up this bracelet.” Damon also spoke up from the side, “Since it's a welcome gift from my second sister, you can accept it, Aurora.”

CILIA'S POV "It's so beautiful Elle, I'm telling you honestly." Tania gushed as we admired the beautiful, adjustable, luxury silver bracelet with lavender colours on each flower shaped spot of it. "Yeah it's so adorable and the design is so unique. Your mom's bracelets are always the best Elle. But this was specifically designed for one person, you can't find this exact design anywhere in the world. So unique and it's definitely a trackable one like it predecessors." I said with a smile.

he said lowly. The mond is glowing brightly. It's an ornament with a moonstone in the center. The gold strap of the bracelet was glowing because of the seven stars scattered on it, and what is more amusing is that every star on the strap is an incredible spirit. They are the celestial sisters of the Pleiades. Their level of existence and power are second to the Moon Goddess.

Not everybody had to be a warrior, she told her classmates, and though some boys curled their lips in contempt, the teacher agreed. “Svetlana? Sveta? I had a sister named Sveta.” “Really?” she smiled at him. “So, you can still call me ‘little sister’.” The bent pin holding her hair under the kerchief chose this moment to break, and her plait tumbled down. He gently tugged the thick fair rope of hair braided with a threadbare ribbon. “My sister was a pest. I bet you’re a good girl.” “I bet you pulled her hair all the time and this is why she was angry with you,” Svetlana giggled.

I stepped toward my sister, forgetting the crown, the ceremony, and every warning that told me pain could be another trap. Otsana Blackmoon clawed at the black moon bracelet on her wrist, screaming as the metal cracked for the first time since Rudina placed it there. A silver light burst from beneath the broken bracelet. Not Blood Feather black. Not Adolphus red. Silver. Old silver. Rudina’s silver. The bracelet split open and fell in two pieces onto the stone. Beneath it, burned into my sister’s skin, glowed a second crown mark shaped like moon branches wrapped around a shadow wolf.

I walked toward her. "What is it?" She lifted her wrist. An icy blue bracelet rested elegantly against her fair skin, sparkling beautifully beneath the light. I paused. "Heart of the Ocean." A faint smile appeared on my face. "First Brother really spoils you." Lydia smiled happily. "What about yours? Why didn't you wear it today?" Evelyn also looked at me curiously. I lowered my gaze. "It broke." Both of them froze. "How did that happen?" Evelyn asked.