Sister Bracelet Silver Novels & Stories

Isabella also stepped down from the seat gently and both twin walked over to the table that the bracelet is. There was a slim woman there eating with her girl child who was around nine years old. Her girl child already picked the strange bracelet that suddenly fell on her table and put it in her hand. "My sister's bracelet fell here by mistake, we apologize. Please hand it over to us," Jayden said. The girl child looked at Jayden condensingly and took a proudful look on Isabella, "will you get out of here, you little rats." At these words, her mother scoffed but continued eating her food.

Gerald turned around, holding two golden bracelets with a red sapphire in the center, and handed them to Tabitha and Sylvia. “It’s beautiful,” Tabbitha exclaimed as she placed it upon her wrist next to the bracelet that Blake had given to them. The gold bracelet was thin, and when she placed it on her wrist, it adjusted to her size. The delicate workmanship showed as the sapphire shone brilliantly and then faded. Sylvia was also aw-struck as she placed her bracelet on her wrist. With the bracelet repeating what had happened to Tabitha. “Grampa, don’t we need to cultivate the Qi to get stronger? How can we do that if we are inhibited?” Sylvia asked as she admired her bracelet.

After being pressured into drinking until I was tipsy, I checked my phone and saw an Instagram post from my younger sister, Daphne. The private room was clouded with cigarette smoke. My client, Mr. Wallace, a bald man, slapped me hard between the shoulder blades. “Lina, you can really hold your liquor. A girl like you is a definite friend for life. Next time, you bet I’m bringing this deal to you first.” I swallowed hard against the bile rising in my throat and managed to stretch my lips into a stiff, professional smile.

She teased. "Yes, if you can just please extend your left hand please." I took out a beautiful pink diamond studded bracelet which once belonged to my mother. It was a family heirloom that once belonged to grandma Edina but was stripped from her because of the sorcery she practiced and chose over her own family. I unclipped the closing hook and slowly placed on her wrist and clipped it on her securing it... The bracelet glistened with the reflection of the light in the room. I leaned in and pressed my lips on her pouted lips.

He took the bracelet out of the box and tied it on my wrist while saying, "It's a charm bracelet. Keep it close to you." "When did you become so lovely?" He patted my head and said, "Don't lose it. It was hard to find this." "We can get charm bracelets anywhere. Who are you trying to cheat?" "Take a look at your bracelet." I saw the bracelet on my hand and asked, "What's so special about this?" I saw something imprinted on the bracelet, I read out loud, "Connected by heart, joined by love. Big brother." Big brother said, "It's customised so i don't think you can find this anywhere…"

If another day goes by without me getting her I would lose it. I finally sat on the sofa and began examining the bracelet. I don’t know why they needed it. I don’t know what I was missing. Yes. The bracelet was expensive. Her name is carved inside the linked bracelet. Sixteen links. Eight hearts and eight infinite symbols each skipping the other going around. The symbols were filled with the tiniest gems. It really was an expensive piece of jewelry.

“Girls! Not more bickering, I hope.” Alpha Brahm stood at the back of the room, blanketing all of them with his aura of domination. Broad, and easily 6 and a half feet tall, he cocked an eyebrow at his daughters as they resigned themselves to abandoning their varied differences of opinion, at least for the time being. Evelyn took a deep breath and plastered a grim smile on her face, “Of course not father, just trying to talk some sense into my lovesick, dingbat of a sister.”

Vivienne said. She took a small box from her pocket. Inside, on white cotton, sat a pair of ruby earrings. "Natural rubies," Vivienne said. "Untreated. I had three pairs made and the other two melted down. These are the only ones." She closed Briar's fingers around the box. "I've been meaning to give them to you for months." Briar looked at the earrings. Her eyes went wet. "Why," she said. "Because you're my sister," Vivienne said. "Even when everything is a mess."

For that reason, the bracelet had also became very special to her but she had unfortunately lost it. His sigh brought her out of her reverie and the next minute, he was looking straight into her eyes as his lips parted. " They actually belong to my sister, Luna. Even though we aren't so close and we don't have so much of a relationship, you reminded me of her. The way you talk to me and all," he gave a sad laugh while Estelle just held her breath all along. His sister?

After our hug, Zack stepped behind me and fastened a beautiful necklace around my neck. I touched it, my excitement bubbling over—not because of its value, but because it was a gift from him. “Happy birthday, Sister,” Alora said, hugging me. But my smile froze as I noticed the bracelet she was wearing; it was identical to my necklace. She chuckled, holding out her wrist. “Zack gave it to me,” she said lightly. I glanced at Zack, who shrugged. “I was buying your present, and she liked the bracelet, so I got it for her too.”