Violet Jade 소설 & 이야기

Oliver noticed that there was no price tag on those rocks. Suddenly, Oliver's jade ring glowed again. In an instant, the ring's clairvoyant mode was activated. This time, Oliver could see through the surfaces of the rocks. 'Wait a minute... am I seeing this right?' thought Oliver as he stared at the rocks in disbelief. The small rocks were actually the highest grade veridian jade, the ultimate rarity in Metro City. Oliver knew this was an opportunity not to be missed; not for Corey and Bax-tiques anyway.

I reply. Mathius and I have been friends for years. We grew up together, so I was unhappy when he showed interest in Sapphire. I did notice that he wasn’t hitting on her, but his interest in her like he was made my possessive, jealous side flare up. I knew I had no reason to be jealous, considering that Mathius was into brunettes. He also has a thing for women with purple eyes, which is a rarity. Riley, Luke, and I say our goodbyes as I shut the front door behind us.

She cautiously set the gifts inside of her new laptop bag before she reached for the gift from Priestess Ramona. “I can’t wait to see what this one is.” She couldn’t contain her excitement at the thought of the wonderful possibilities Ramona could have given her: potions, spell book, voodoo dolls. The possibilities were endless. Opening the package, she found a mahogany wooden box with a lock. She dug around and found the key, placing it inside to unlock it. The top creaked open, causing her to gasp again. Inside were a set of five naturally shaped amethyst crystals. They were beautiful and cast the light in the room to shine on the walls.

I stammer, heaving. Please don't, I am nothing special, just Violet, a suicidal woman, a sad pathetic mess, a lying mess, a stupid mess, a mess that is riddles in panic attacks, Celia doesn't have to carry the burden of carrying my name, she is innocent and I will taint her. "I am sorry, Lia, I have to go." I say, getting up, ending the call, then run, I run as fast as I can. I run faster in hopes that I will be able to outrun the fact that I do not want Celia and Blu having my name because I might not be there to watch them grow, it will really suck having a dead woman's name.

"Happy Birthday!" Dimitri and Callista nudged a large black velvet case towards me. I nervously opened it only to have my heart sink in my chest. My jaw dropped as I heard Tanya gasp behind me. "Panthère de Cartier Necklace," Callista smiled while walking over to me, "It's white gold, emerald eyes, onyx spots, and brilliant-cut diamonds. A total of 19.05 carats. The bracelet is just as luxurious"

"Always so dramatic, Jade. You have the arrogance of your mother and the stubbornness of a girl who doesn't realize she's lost. Did you bring the neural-erase formula?" "I brought the only thing that matters," Jade said, opening the case to reveal the violet vial. It pulsed with a soft, ethereal light, looking more like a jewel than a liquid. "The stabilized version. My mother's blood, my own blood, and the final sequence. It’s the key to the 'Clean Slate' project. But it's delicate. If you detonate those explosives, the shockwave will render the biological protein useless. You’ll be left with nothing but rubble and a dead son-in-law."

She didn’t argue. The alley smelled like damp brick and cigarette smoke. The cassette was cold in my hand, as if it had been left in the freezer. This one was labeled J-0. Zero. I brought it inside. Beverly didn’t ask to hold it. She just stared at it like it might bite. “You want to listen?” I asked. She didn’t answer. “I think we have to,” I added. “Why else would it show up? It’s for me.” “No,” she whispered. “It’s for them.”

I’m not sure approaching her would be easy, but at least Nara seemed more receptive. “Shall we?” I asked, standing up. Nara joined me, with Diana walking a bit behind like a friendly shadow. “So, what do you think of this place, my lady?” Nara asked, her hands clasped in front of her. “Oh, don’t call me ‘lady.’ Violet is fine,” I replied with a smile, trying to build some intimacy. “Violet,” she said with a smile. “Is it because of your eyes? It’s an unusual and very beautiful color.”

Erwin Wilson carefully assessed the gem presented in an exquisite velvet box. Hearing this name, that person also came over. He couldn't hide the smile on his lips: "Yes, it's Anyolite. This is a special kind of Ruby!” No need for the other person to continue, Erwin Wilson already knew where it came from. Anyolite aka Ruby Zoisite. It is the perfect combination of two crystals Ruby and Zoisite. This Anyolite is a 100% natural, extremely rare Ruby. In his previous life, Erwin Wilson had seen a blue diamond, a red diamond, or even a Serendibite Jade Dragon he had met. Only Anyolite, he had never been seen in person.

"Each time you find something even more valuable than the last. The only other Royal Violet Crystal in existence is worth 600 million!" "Indeed, the Royal Violet Crystal is considered nobility among gems," Aspen stated, finally relaxing. "Though mine isn't quite as valuable as the one Christina mentioned, this small piece is more than enough to cover all my previous losses." She turned toward Andrew, waiting for Elsie to declare her the winner. Elsie could only smile wryly—the comparison between Aspen's Royal Violet Crystal and Andrew's worthless stone could not have been more stark.