Slytherin Locket Novels & Stories

The other three—among our most trusted of Penumbra Syndicate—stood with wide stances, ready for action. Samuel jerked a nod. “I need something personal from her for the spell.” I flexed my fingers. Impatience and annoyance raced through my veins. Our cleaning staff had already been through her room. Her clothing and shoes remained, but I doubted they would work. We needed a lock of hair or a trinket that was special to her. I’d given her wand back. The locket she wore had disappeared, probably stolen by Forrest when the bloody 5th Circle witch escaped that night.

He was dead. I sat on my butt dejected. But I must find something, some kind of lead, I rushed in, dragging my bloodied body to the assasin one more time. Checked his body, until my fingers scraped past a metal, I paused and felt around that area till I pulled something that looked like a silver crest. Once I turned it over, it was indeed a silver crest, with a snake twined on a sword drawn on it. It said a lot of things and I was ready to find out.

She knew why Elowen wasn’t paying attention to her teachings—she had told her about her shopping trip the other day, and then she’d had a dream about the same locket. Elowen opened her worn leather bag and carefully pulled out a delicate locket, cradling it in her palm as though it might break. The sapphire at its heart was deep and dusky, like twilight caught in stone. Its gold chain, though dulled with age, still caught the light from the library’s hanging lamps, casting flickers across the high-arched shelves. The locket itself bore intricate etchings—tiny curling vines and faded runes that hinted at craftsmanship long forgotten, almost elven in their delicacy.

If you mind. Lord Drago came forward and stood before me. He pulled out a very sophisticated looking box and opened it. The moment he did so I felt an incredibly nostalgic feeling coming from it. Inside it was a really exquisite looking ring that seemed to be made of some kind of metal but it was totally plain. However, looking aside, I know that it's no way plain. It's definitely enchanted. Lord Drago: Lux Found it behind the Supreme Orb in a hidden compartment by accident when he tripped and flipped something. I don't know how but inside that compartment was this box.

Each twin held a token concealed, awaiting its moment of unveiling. Shade, ever the romantic, was the first to break the silence. His fingers gently caressed a delicate silver locket he had retrieved from the depths of his pocket. The moonlight caught the intricacies of the ancient runes etched upon it, making them gleam mysteriously. "Raven," Shade began, swallowing hard, his voice thick with emotion, "this locket has journeyed through time, cradled close to the hearts of countless ancestors. It has heard whispered secrets, felt the pulse of love, and provided protection against the unknown. It's not just an heirloom, but a testament to our lineage's resilience and passion. I want you to ca

For a second, he thought that she was the Dona from last but then he shook his head as he got up from top of her. "She was prettier than you." He did not stop and vanished in air making Giselle scoff. *...* "Master, this is the locket." Lilly forwarded the small locket that resembled to a ship's anchor with a blue stone in middle of it. This locket belong to Hyun as it was left behind when he locked him up. This locket brought so much painful memories to him. He could only remember about that one person whose sacrifice saved all of them.

The weight of the locket around her neck felt like a symbol of acceptance and love, bridging past and present, weaving together the threads of family ties and shared dreams. In that quiet moment, as the locket rested against Venya's chest, she felt a sense of completeness, a recognition of her place in Nand's heart and in the tapestry of their intertwined lives. The golden locket adorned with a rare blue diamond, resembling glistening water droplets captured in time, held a captivating allure that transcended mere material beauty. Its intricate design seemed to whisper secrets of forgotten tales and untold journeys, each facet of the gem reflecting a myriad of emotions.

He laughed genuinely and it was actually his light laugh that made me open the box As I opened it, I was met with a breathtaking Swarovski collar chain, adorned with glistening diamond that seemed to hold the essence of stardust, it had intricate designs as the crystals adored it, oh my! The sight of it left me speechless, its beauty almost overwhelming. I could feel his intent behind the gift, his unspoken words lingering in the air as I lifted the chain from its velvet cushion. It was obvious that it was worth a lot, I was still looking keenly at the designs. "May I?" He asked and I looked at him questioning what he meant. "May I put it on for you?" He clarified and I nodded. I was very mu

He only had to contact his sister to set things up. Ringing Lolo was pointless though I tried a couple of times to allay any suspicions, cutting off before anyone answered. Once I let it run through to the answerphone message in order to hear her much-loved chirpy tone. I missed her so much. The venue was crowded and stifling. I glanced around quickly but there was no sign of Lewis' Beta. The she-wolf kneeling beside him was Sarah. I saw that much as I followed Lycan Adam across to the roulette wheel.

He really doesn't have anywhere else to spend them. Hence he provides for the little pack members even if they have parents who can comfortably provide for them. But he had a few rules. After becoming a teenager, the little pack members must get a job. The goal was to make them feel more independent. "You are right. What do you want to do? What are your educational qualifications?" He asked because he couldn't decide something without knowing her qualifications.