Novel & Cerita The Choice A. Jade

‘You got this. The contestant before her hadn’t had a single bid. Remnants of her jewelry was strewn all over the floor. Trista eloquently explained her design. Two interlocking pendants that fit together perfectly. It was a strange material, with a soft blue glow. Some type of jade, she explained. I wondered where she got it. It looked really rare. But the piece was aptly named – it had the same soft glow as the moon.

Finally, she spoke. Her voice was low, rough, yet it carried a strange weight, like every word had been carved from stone. "You do not understand, child. That bracelet did not ruin your life... it revealed it." "What the hell does that even mean?" I snapped, my tears spilling over again. "I didn't ask for this, I didn't ask for any of this! Why me? Why not someone else?" Her lips curved into something that wasn't quite a smile but wasn't pity either. "Because the jade chooses. And it chose you."

"I actually quite like the jade. Still, the Venerable Raphael Morghen said that the jade could recognize its master and was incompatible with my aura. He wrote a number for me and said if the buyer drew the same number tonight, they would be the one destined for it. The family who gets the item would definitely prosper, live long and healthy, and have their wishes come true," Irene added.

My heart was bleeding, it's a sin, how could such a beautiful bracelet be given to this kind of woman. She looked at Hunter, knowing full well that her son was harboring resentment towards her because of what had happened before. Forget it, just give it away, and I'll get a prettier one next time. When the other members of the Reid family saw the bracelet, those with a keen eye turned red with envy. Nowadays, what rich ladies love the most are jewelry and jade. Jade is the most premium existence in jewelry, and it is really hard to find a full green glassy jadeite. Even if you have money, you can't buy it.

It was so beautiful! If outsiders were there, they would know that the bangle was made of top quality jade; a glassy species called green jadeite. It was translucent and looked stunning. There was no doubt it was the best of the best. However, there was a name carved on the glassy jade bangle. Charlotte Larson.

was spelled out in meticulously arranged petals on the duvet. My first instinct was to turn to Lisa, my roommate, a known enthusiast of all things aesthetically pleasing. Her smile, however, held a hint of knowing amusement, and she shook her head. "Not me," she mouthed, her eyes sparkling. Then, I saw him. Collins stood just inside the doorway, a bouquet of roses clutched in his hands. The roses were a deep, velvety crimson, their petals unfurling like secrets whispered in the dim light. He stepped forward, his gaze fixed on me, a soft smile playing on his lips.

The madame smiled and said to Thomas, “Dr. Mayo, why don’t you help her choose one?” “Me?” “Yes, I believe that she will like it as long as it’s chosen by you.” Thomas could not say no. He glanced around before he pointed at a jade necklace and said, “This one.” Everyone looked over. Susan curiously asked, “Why did you choose this one?” Thomas explained, “Because I think this necklace is reminiscent of you. You’re young and cheerful as well as pure and kind. You seem friendly, but you’re actually shy and humble.”

She sent the scroll back with a jagged note: “Not dominant enough. Make it more regal.” Bria demanded a gift that shouted of the Nixon bloodline’s ancient power—something stoic and high-class, not flashy like a pup’s bauble. Among the raw materials, only a slab of Black Mountain Jade fit the criteria. It was a stone as hard as a winter heart, notoriously difficult to carve without the strength of a fully shifted wolf. Avery stared at the jade, her fingers already cramping. If she were still in her own den, she would have snarled at such an impossible request. But the stakes were different now.

"Yes, it's natural for women to like jewellery, but don't try to give Nina precious metals; she'll never be interested." "So what? Diamonds?" "Diamonds are charming, but Nina will sparkle more with sapphires, rubies and emeralds. If you want to give her something memorable, give her one of the three types of stones I mentioned earlier. Anyway, Nina also likes jade." "Hmm, I see now. What a coincidence that Nathan is also an agate enthusiast." Mike smiled and drove to a luxury shopping center. Most of the customers there were businessmen, professionals and celebrities. The quality of the goods sold was number one, commensurate with the exorbitant price.

Moving my shoulders a little so the gold glitters at different angles. “It doesn’t compare to how beautiful you are, but it will do.” He pulls my chin up with his fingers and kisses me on the lips. “I wanted to get the one that was sapphire and diamond to match your eyes, but I knew you would like this one better.” “You’re right.” I scrunch my nose up. Sapphires? Diamonds? It sounds so flashy. I’m glad he chose jade.