Bakugo With Glasses Novels & Stories

But then, unexpectedly, she saw Gin standing before her, his presence a sudden comfort. Gin Hiroshi, Akira's childhood best friend, had been inseparable from her since their early days. Growing up together, they shared countless memories, and now, both sixteen years old, they attended different schools but maintained their strong bond. Gin's silky silver hair partially covered his eyes, and he harbored a secret affection for Akira. Despite his strong feelings, he concealed them, unwilling to risk their cherished friendship. His deep black-brown eyes shimmered like stars, complementing his slightly pointed nose and lips tinted with the color of a ripe apple. In many ways, he embodied a comple

His good look’s just a bonus; his love for black clothes, and gothic rings and necklaces which she personally loves. His simple semi-short hair, which he usually styles into half updo with a black hairclip, added more appeal along with his fancy chromatic glasses. Truly, Takumi has an eye condition which limits him from seeing specific colors than those which have normal eyesight—quite rare—something Theresa wanted to learn about. Tomoya dashed towards the see-through door and opened it for his cousin then the both of them directed towards her. “Looking all good, ah?” Tomoya grinned the moment he sat on the other side; specifically in front of Theresa who had all the intentions of ignoring h

In front of him was a large see-through glass taking quarter of the room, showing Aguda, Azra and Aquila still chained on the piles of dried bones as they struggled to breakout from the chains, they could not tell what was going on outside, also to them, inside was never a see-through glass. “Wow! I've never seen a glass this big and mighty. They are so many weird things in this city, I tell you.” Node in search of an object to break open the glass. “Am coming.” He said then sighted a large metal ball with spikes all around it fixed with an handle, hung on the wall near one of the aglow crystals. “Yes. That will do.” He said, rushed to the large weapon and tried lifting it but the weapon was

I immediately regretted. He looked like a young man, tall and muscular, silky black hair fell to his shoulders in waves and half of his face, the left half was clear and pretty and his left eye was a bright emerald green colour that were currently glowing wickedly at me... And the other... The other part of his face was scarred as if it had been scratched up with claws of an animal of some sorts. His right eye had been replaced with a glass bead of the same colour as his left eye.

I agreed with a smile. I watched his body, now without the jacket so I wouldn't feel cold. The big and strong arms, even if they were not muscular. The beautiful and smooth face, even with those strange frame glasses. I took off my glasses and put them on my own face. The whole world seemed upside down. The level of the degree of that lens was insane. I lowered the accessory to observe Hazz without that armor. He was very handsome without the glasses, but with a tight frame to his strong face, maybe he would still remain very attractive to them. I loved men with glasses.

“Hasn’t anyone taught you to watch where you’re going?” Lying on the floor, dazed and trying to blink the stars from her eyes— Sakura Hoshino is pulled up by the front of her cleaning uniform. As her legs dangle above the ground, she comes face-to-face with a pair of heterochromic eyes— one black, and one a deep shade of purple. “Or were you just trying to get my attention, darling?”. It can’t be— Aronohai Misa?. Fuck. This day has to be fucking cursed!.

Chapter 66 We leave the small beach house and I feel oddly at peace. My mum is going to be okay. I inhale deeply as the sea breeze brushes my face. Luke hands us all a pair of what look like reading glasses and I frown at them. “What are these for?” I ask. “They hide any flair of power we have. Humans tend to freak out when our eyes glow blue,” he smiles awkwardly.

My brain is filled with all the things I should be doing to prove my hypothesis. I'm in the process of creating a circuit on a new mini board I hope will stand up to the electromagnetic bursts that keep the dragon realms from complex machinery, when she walks in. She's in the same dumpy clothes as earlier with her hair in that ridiculous bun that must hurt her head. And of course the glasses that make her look ridiculous. She might actually be semi-passable without them. The glass is so dense it makes her eyes look like an owl's and not in an attractive way. There are also food stains on the front of her shirt, which are unappetizing. She's not very good at being female so that's a strike ag

Wanting to keep things low-key from any roaming Adebayo trackers, I add one quirky touch—a pair of oversized gold-rimmed glasses with no glass lenses, just enough to veil my eyes and give my face a subtle touch of mystery. The change is striking to the eye. The boy who used to stick out like a sore thumb in the mud now looks effortlessly cool—poised, polished, and totally magnetic. "You are a total alpha babe, Rapha! Why would your claws ever cover that face up? Ditch that disastrous rogue camouflage forever!" Hailee exclaims, half-laughing as his boots stomp the floor.

He had oiled his body so that if an attacker managed to get him in a wrestling hold, he could slide out of it more easily. General Haggoz was there also, stopping beside Nikolai and gazing over at them. He was dressed the same and carried a similar-looking sword, along with a short, totally inadequate-looking shield and a length of thick chain. He was huge and muscular, and his blond-red hair gleamed in the sun. Akari noted that he was extraordinarily handsome too, though all of her focus was, as usual, on her mate. Haggoz saw Akari watching him and he nodded at her. Unlike the other men, he didn’t glare with disapproval but looked at him and his group with something like speculation in his