Strange Sally Diamond Review Novels & Stories

Slowly, he lifted the lid, revealing a velvet-black interior, and nestled right in the center of it was a diamond. But not just any diamond. My breath hitched for a moment. It was massive, square in cut, but with curved edges, making it gleam like a warped mirror under the overhead lights. A strange glow pulsed beneath its surface, like it was alive, breathing. I’d seen pictures of it in underground files, whispered about in coded messages and late-night calls. The Solarian Diamond. “You’ve got to be kidding me,” I muttered, leaning in closer, trying not to sound rattled. “That’s the diamond?”

Before long, she heard Sally say, "Miranda, do you like this piece of jewelry? If you do, I'll bid for it." Miranda replied, "Sally, it's unnecessary. It's too extravagant, I've already caused you enough trouble." "As long as you like it, I'm happy. What trouble? No trouble at all!" Sally was eager, and she raised her paddle to bid two million. It was a sapphire necklace.

“No… Not really. I can't trust his sweet words so soon, especially after what Stephen did to you.” She didn't have to bring my ex boyfriend into this, I did not like that. “Not every guy is like Stephen,” I said as my eyes danced around the party, wanting to distract myself in every possible way. “Yes, not all. But most of them are a bunch of cunning people who just want to have us on their beds.” “Maybe.” I said. Stephen might have been an asshole, but I am certain Damian wouldn't be one. The man was so fucking organized, it almost seems like he does not make mistakes.

His eyes narrowed slightly at the wound and the dagger lying next to Ryan's leg. Sally's posture suddenly became stiff, her eyes widened slightly. “It's silver – pure silver.” She spoke as if she couldn't believe the words coming out of her mouth. The room fell into eerie silence. No one dared to say anything, even utter a word. Except. “Why do you have a silver dagger?” Athena glanced at her friend and asked curiously. Sally swallowed the lump in her throat. “It was a gift from my late grandfather. He said to protect me.”

“And I’ll be here too.” “Wow.” Camille placed her hands on her hips. “What are you doing up here?” Sally waved his question away. “Don’t worry. I asked him to come up here.” “What?” Camille shook her head. “Why?” Sally answered shrugging, “I don’t know. It just. . .felt right.” Maddox turned his attention to Finn. His Beta damn near drooled over Sally. So close to her, his eyes looked like they would soon be shifting to silver.

“Kayla,” I said softly, making sure she was really looking at me. I shifted closer, needing her full attention. “When that woman came out of the portal, her eyes changed. At first, they looked human, but the color wasn’t normal. They were silver, bright, shining like metal in sunlight.” I swallowed, remembering it vividly.

I step out of the car first, and Nikolai falls into stride beside me. He glances sideways with a low, teasing voice. “Last chance to turn back. “Stop,” I hiss, shooting him a sharp side-glare. “What?” he shrugs, feigning ignorance as a smirk tugs the corner of his lips. I roll my eyes. Before I can resort, a familiar, overly enthusiastic voice cuts through the low chatter of the bar “Oh my god. You are here!” Sally’s unmistakable drawl reaches us as she materializes in front of us in a whirlwind of glittering red fabric that catches the light. Her dress hugs her frame and ends just shy of being too short.

“You can choose. I told the salespeople to reserve the latest and most unique ones, but I didn’t decide on the ring for you.” Lily’s gaze swept across the rings. Most had similar designs, except for minor differences in the diamonds’ sizes. “Mrs. Russell, you have slender fingers and fair skin. This pink diamond ring would look good on you.” One of the sales advisors squatted before the couple and recommended, “This pink diamond ring is the latest collection this year, and its craftsmanship is exceptional. The clarity of the diamond is high as well. You can see here.” As the sales advisor spoke, she took a professional tool and shone light onto the diamond to prove it to Lily. Lily just glan

She took a look at the screen of the phone but to her dismay the caller is not Jack but it was Joan, calling her. “ Why is she calling me at this moment? Is she home now, what I know is she was at America “ She whisper while ignoring the call because right now she doesn’t feel like talking to others. The call ended but it rang again. Out of curiosity she decided to take the call when the call was almost at the end. She answered the call as she placed the phone gently on her ear but the filthy sounds she heard left her flabbergasted and anxious.

I heard him asks what I just finished reading on the glittering board in front of me and I squint only to find Ferd kneeling down with one knee with a small ring box opened and showcasing a diamond ring. I gasp and covered my mouth to avoid those insects flying into my mouth. As if that wasn't enough, I just noticed both of us were standing in the middle of a carved Love-shape lights and roses surrounding us. "Oh my God!" I gosh out with wobbling legs. I couldn't stand anymore if not I'll embarrass myself and faint right now, instead I went on my knees in tears.