Sonic Underground Necklace Novels & Stories

At the sound of my approach, she quickly shoved it in the drawer, her movements was quick. "What was that?" I asked, stepping inside. Serena shook her head. "Nothing." I narrowed my eyes. "Mom." She let out a soft sigh and sagged a bit. Slowly and hesitantly, she opened the drawer and pulled out a necklace. And it was old, ancient even. As dark silver as the night sky, round and mysterious, a purple stone was embedded in its centre. The moment I set eyes on that devilish thing, goosebumps swarmed up my spine.

We hug them and kiss them, but I feel like I’m on autopilot. By nighttime, Ares still hasn’t said anything to me. I decide to have a bath after dinner, thinking about a way to get a conversation started between us. I take off my clothes and get into the bath, and that’s when I see the necklace peeking out of my pocket and spilling onto the floor. I bend over and pick it up, examining it under the light. It has a pendant, a small oval obsidian that glimmers in the dark, a perfect contrast to the gold. I wonder what this is for. I wonder why she gave it to me.

she uttered to Nero with a displeased look on her face, which made Nero frown. Anisia removed her necklace and then looked at Callum. “This belongs to my mother, Sir, so…handle it with care,” she said to Callum and tried to walk towards him. The guards tried to stop her but Callum signalled them to not stop her. She handed her necklace to Callum and stepped back, and witnessed Callum thoroughly staring down at her necklace. “Go and call Prince Nevan here,” Callum suddenly gave that order after scanning that necklace of hers because he understood this necklace was what had helped these humans enter their world, but how did she have this necklace?

"Of what?" "The necklace." My hand went to my throat, to the cold metal and diamonds that had been there for weeks. "She said press the center. Three times. It frees her." I touched the largest diamond in the center of the collar. It felt the same as all the others, smooth and hard. But when I pressed it, I felt it give slightly. A button disguised as a jewel. "Aria, don't." Luca tried to move toward me but stumbled. "We don't know what that will do. What if it's the poison release?"

I said, pulling out the necklace and showing it to them. “What do we do?” Dawson asked. The necklace was glowing so much and it was burning my hand till I dropped it to the floor. “Damn!” I cursed and leaned down to pick it up, but this time the ray of the gold shine into my eyes and I stepped away. “What is that?” Kaidon asked, as he held me to himself and we all looked to the ground and observed the metal. “Is that…” “Willow ” I whispered and my eyes widened. “She has summoned the Wyvern from the underworld”

And indeed, his instincts guided him correctly. With a precise touch, he pressed a secret mechanism, and the box opened, revealing a hidden compartment. Inside, a gold necklace with a familiar pendant gleamed elegantly, its design identical to the one Oliver and Gantz had found in Hanna's destroyed house. "Gantz!" Oliver called, his voice filled with enthusiasm. "Look at this!" Gantz approached, his eyes widening at the sight of the necklace. "The same necklace?" he asked, incredulous. "Yes!" he confirmed, a smile forming on his lips. "It's a family heirloom, without a doubt."

I frowned as Unice said this to me. What exactly happened there? I didn't hurt Unice; I just wanted to prank her, not to hurt her. I turned on the flashlight again, and when I looked under the television's drawer, I saw something glowing. I took it and examined it; it appears the necklace is a high price accessorize. It was absolute gold and not a forgery, so I put it in my pocket and was about to go to Unice's room when I realized she was frustrated with me.

Tonya’s mother smiled at me, but her eyes moved from mine and down to my chest, as my moonstone on my necklace began to glow, and the smile on her face began to disappear as she stared at it. “Mother, what is wrong?” Tonya asked her mother as she moved by her side and saw what her mother was looking at. Tonya’s mother moved her hand to her mouth covering it, like she was in shock at what she was seeing. Her eyes moved back up to mine and I could see something in them that told me this wasn’t the first time she had seen this necklace. “Where did you get that necklace?” She finally asked me and I knew by her question my assumption was right.

Right? My phone buzzed. A text from my father. Marcus is throwing a fit. Says he’s calling his cousin Celeste to “discuss the situation.” Be careful, sweetheart. This might get ugly. I returned to my apartment at 6pm, exhausted and exhilarated and terrified all at once. A package sat outside my door, sleek black box with a silver ribbon. Inside was a necklace. Vintage Art Deco, clearly expensive, with geometric patterns in platinum and diamonds that caught the light like captured stars. And a card in handwriting I had memorized,

His words hung in the air as he fished out a necklace, intent on clasping it around my neck. The piece was shrouded in a sinister aura, and its touch against my skin sent chills down my spine. It reeked of Joanna's handiwork, a twin to the amulet's chilling embrace. With a swift motion, I knocked it to the ground and ground it under my heel. Zack scowled, shoved me aside, and retrieved the trampled necklace. "I had this made just for you. How could you just ruin it like that? Just put it on, and everything will be okay," he insisted.