Novel & Cerita Blood Jade

When the girl nodded, she smiled and continued, "Do you know they are the same?" A look of surprise flashed across the nine year old's face. Her mother regarded this reaction with satisfaction. "This stone is called Jadeite. It's from Japan. Right now, it's full of impurities which is why it is dull and ugly. But after I cut and polish it, it'll look just like my earring." Astonishment filled the girl's eyes which grew wide when her mother demonstrated a little experiment with a small piece of the jade. "It's like magic!" she exclaimed. "You turned the ugly stone into a pretty gem!"

The girl was really provoking me and the fact that she acted like she didn't know what she was doing pushed me further to the edge. “This?” She lifted the object higher so it was directly in her line of sight. This?! “Do you know what that is?” I asked and tilted my head to the side to get a good look at her. She kept quiet for a while. That's what I thought. “That is….” “The blue jade. The rarest jade in history, last found in the early colonial times. Valued at about 90 billion US dollars,” she said offhandedly, causing me to stop my movements.

After I brought them to the train station, I came back, but my grandfather had already come back to the backyard, whose door was tightly shut. Susan, Dad, and Hallie surrounded the coffee table in the living room, Looking very excited. I was not interested and was going back to my room until I suddenly heard Hallie say, “Dad, is this blood jade really that valuable? Then I want a bracelet made out of pure blood jade. If I wear such a bracelet, people will envy me, right?” He nodded, “This blood jade is not ordinary jade. More than ten bracelets can be made from such a large piece of

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Chapter 80 – The Forbidden Pulse of It Jade experiences a vivid nightmare while unconscious. In the dream, she stands wounded on a windy cliff as fog swallows the landscape around her. Her sister Scarlett appears and initially embraces her, offering comfort. But the moment turns sinister when Scarlett suddenly pushes Jade off the cliff, sending her falling into endless emptiness while Kain runs toward her in horror.

With her own life in danger and Neve just out of surgery, she could only temporarily submit. In spite of her submission, Jade didn't answer. She only gave her a mysterious smile. "You'll find out in the future." With those words, she turned and left the hospital room. Gemma screamed hoarsely after her, but the room was soundproof, so her weak voice went unheard. … Jade sat alone on a bench by the roadside. In her palm rested a piece of jade, and her expression was filled with confusion. What was the relationship between this piece of jade and her background?

My legs buckled at first, rubbery from days of restraint and exhaustion, but they held me up, dragging me forward without a word. Jade waited in the corridor, leaning against the wall, his scarred face flushed with manic triumph. The padded case in his hand held the vials of my silver blood, glowing faintly through the fabric like captured stars. His braced knee clicked softly as he pushed off the wall, limping ahead with renewed energy. “Come, sister,” he said, voice laced with feverish excitement that made my stomach twist. “It’s time to see what your gift can truly do.”

The vendor dropped everything he had on his desk, just to slide on his two framed glasses for a proper look at the Jade. "Where did you find this?" The man panicked. "I don't know sir, I think a man bumped into me and dropped it in my fish basket." "Can I take a closer look at it?" The man wondered, almost too scared to touch it. Bran nodded his head in acknowledgement and quickly passed the jewel on to him. The vendor's eye lit up behind his glasses, with his mouth open in excitement. He looked like a hungry man who just found a massive chunk of meat to feed on. The jade shimmered once again like it did before, but this time on touching the shopkeepers skin, it became so hot it burned his f

In the light, a young girl's face gradually became clear in front of Safire. She saw that she and that girl were sharing the same piece of jade. They bought it in an ancient store. It was made into two and a half pieces of jade. One piece of jade for each of them. The cup in Safire's hand fell to the ground. She remembered. The other half of the jade was in her hand. When she woke up from a serious illness, she saw John take away the half jade. He said that it was the token of love that she gave him.

Jack and Jackie were embarrassed and hated Soheila and her group more. “It's their fault! They should have told us that they're an Alchemist, Armament Master, and whatever!” Jackie gritted her teeth. She gazed at the purple jade that Dakota was holding. The purple jade was from their Clan Master, the head of the Eudoxsus Clan. They borrowed it so that they have the right to stay on the second floor. However, the jade in Dakota's hands was not bright as Soheila's. Dakota glared at her cousin. “It's your fault. Both of you!”

I'd only heard about it because someone at school bragged that their cousin mowed Jade's lawn once for two hundred bucks. But I never heard him talk about his family. No one ever mentioned his mother. So, I assumed she was one of those quiet, graceful rich women who drank green tea. Jade was the type of guy people didn't question. The kind they both admired and avoided. He was everyone's dream guy. Even guys admired him. To me, he seemed like a perfect mystery. Jade was tall- not just 'taller than most guys' but perfectly built, lean and sharp, like his bones had been carved with intension. He always wore a hoodie, and sometimes slip his long, delicate hands into it- like he was hiding secre