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The Necklace-Personal Narrative

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Late April, my eyes moved to the white jewelry box on the dresser, noticing it was left open, and my brow rose. It was a strange sight as I remembered closing it the night before, and I inched closer to see a silver necklace, embroidered with icons coiled in the center. I fingered it curious, and although archaic, it was in mint condition. My heart pumped quicker as goose bumps invaded my limbs, and my fingertips rang as a stark volt of electricity ventured up my spine, prickling my skin, and I dropped it. A violent shudder ripped through me with the buzz of my phone. I drew a deep breath, and bent down to retrieve the necklace, but it hovered off the ground by itself, and I backed away covering my mouth. When it fell gently to the ground, I quickly scooped it up, stuffing it in the jewelry box, shutting it, and checked the message unfamiliar with the number. Dear, my lovely Maricel You are probably wondering about …show more content…

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