The Secret Gem Of Obelia 소설 & 이야기

"Oh my! How could Caroline do that... Ashton, it looks like she really did betray you!" Mom chimed in, sounding pained. "What a disgrace to this family! Ashton, don't blame Caroline for hiding this from you. She's got cancer and doesn't have much time left!" Jerome glanced at the medical report and spat in disgust. "Cervical cancer? Besides me, how many other guys has she been with to get this messed up?!" The scene descended into chaos. Ashton raised his hand to quiet everyone and spoke calmly. "First of all, cervical cancer is just a gynecological disease, not an STD like you're implying.

This video showed that bastard asking her questions as she laid chain against the wall. Allorah looked fierce. Her anger evident. I tried getting a close up, because I noticed something glow. “You see it, right?” Sebastian said with a smile. “Yes, what’s that?” I asked. “That if my guess is not wrong is a Gem,” Sebastian said with a smirk. Jewel? For what? It confused me, what was this all about? “Did you find anything else?” I asked. “Still looking into it, when I have, I will let you know,” Sebastian said as he stood up and grabbed the laptop, “If you excuse me now, I have to go, got some meetings.”

One of the women in black drops a pen on top. I took it looking at her, I signed the papers. The second woman opens up her brief case and it had tiny ring boxes in it. She picks them one by one showing me rare diamond and explaining them. " I don't care about that just give me the most expensive one here. " She presented it. " Well do you like it?" I asked Elizabeth. " That's it?" She asked. " Why? Is the diamond not big enough for you?" I asked her. "If it's big, the biggest in the world.

After listening in for a short moment, Luna understood that the women were appreciating the diamond bracelet on Rhea’s hand. “Miss Evans, the diamond on your bracelet is so beautiful.” “Of course it is! This diamond is called ‘Mystery of the Seabed’, handed down in the 18th century. It is the only one in the world. Money isn’t enough to buy it,” Rhea said, flaunting the bracelet with pride. ‘The Mystery of the Seabed? Luna squinted her eyes. She was almost certain that the Mystery of the Seabed was still overseas. “Really? You mean you have the only piece in the world, Miss Evans? You're so powerful.”

[ The Root of the Obsession] The earth didn't just open; it exhaled a century of buried secrets and metallic rot. As the silver-tipped vine cinched around my waist, the world tilted into a vertical nightmare, dragging us headfirst into the loam. The "Sync" was no longer a bridge between Dante and me—it had become a leash, and the island was pulling the cord with a hunger that made the Sovereigns look like amateurs. We were being hauled toward the "Heart of the Green," the center of the island where the jungle’s pulse was strongest. The obsidian flower—a colossal, shifting structure of organic glass and silver nectar—loomed ahead, its petals vibrating at a frequency that turned my bones to je

“It was… before memory. Before the Spiral. Before everything.” They waited. And I spoke the name it whispered to me: “My name… before Ophelia… was the First Keeper.” 7. The Hidden Spiral The shard we brought now glowed on its own. Mira, who had stayed behind, joined us at the basin that evening. When she touched the shard, it sang. No tune. Just recognition. “I know this place,” she said. “I’ve never been here. But I remember it.” Elira and Seris studied the markings on the obelisk again.

From the looks on their faces, it doesn't seem like they found anything worthwhile. "Well?" Alec asks anyway. Elena shakes her head. "It was only a bunch of those bioluminescent bugs lighting up the cave. It didn't even lead anywhere. It's really shallow." "I found a weird cactus." Damon scratches his neck. Alec lightly elbows me. "Tell them." "There's an obelisk," I say, unable to stop my hands from gesturing wildly. "It looks super tall." Hank's eyes widen. "What? Where?"

Just smoke and chaos and destroyed phones. Isla leaned farther over the seat, bracing herself with one hand as she turned to Elian. “Did you get the buy-in?” He nodded once. “Frey’s delivering them. She’ll meet us in Bellagio.” Isla grunted, slumping back to her seat with a satisfied thud. I tried to sound casual. Airy. Like I wasn’t burning with questions. “The buy-in?” “Diamonds,” Elian said, almost absently. “Very good ones.”

"Mike, please don't tell Luke about my marriage." He frowned, gripping the wheel. "Did you bully you? Argh. He was a cold fish back in school. If he doesn't look out for you, I'll go deck him." "Just don't tell him," I repeated. Mike grinned, not thinking much about it. "Forget that. We're going to the biggest zoo. You'll love it." "A zoo?" I blinked. My college research was zoology. Animals were my weakness. Once we got there, I saw my favorite alpine ibex and got so excited that I soon lost sight of Mike. As I searched for him, my nose bumped into a solid chest.