Behind Her Eyes Parents Guide Novels & Stories

She sobs and I hold her tight. "Did you see that girl's eyes? They are like gold." "Yellow eyes." "They must be contacts." "She has always been a little odd." I glance up and there are some students passing by and looking at us. It never crossed my mind that mind-reading would affect my eyes too. "Mia we should go. We are drawing too much attention. My eyes are..." She wiped her tears with the back of her hand and nodded. *****

“I will tell you everything I know about him and his family, just please don’t take my eyes!” “Why would I?” The woman’s tone softened as she wrapped her arms around the girl. “You turned it off because you felt like you were a danger to yourself—but after you’ll sleep it off and calm down, everything will go back to normal.” “I’m scared, Mom,” Adelaide whispered, her voice trembling. The woman gently ran her fingers through her hair. “I understand, child, but it’s not me you should fear,” she whispered softly. “It’s the world. Your eyes are rare, precious, and you can’t trust anyone.” she warned.

But she kept on laughing. "I can't tell if you like it or not..." I scoop her waist with my arm to pull her closer. "For sure you like my eyes, isn't that right?" I said under my breath. She remained calm while staring into my eyes. Based on the journal of my father, a pureblood's eyes aren't just for pleasing another's eyes, but deeper. And I prove it right at the moment.

As I make my way towards the door, descending the stairs towards the kitchen, a familiar sound catches my attention. It is the hushed voices of my parents engaged in conversation. Intrigued, I pause in my tracks, allowing curiosity to guide me towards eavesdropping on their discussion. "Have you noticed her eyes? It seems like her other side is struggling to emerge, but it's too early," the mother frets as she paces around the kitchen.

To my surprise, dad pushed her away and warned her, "Don't come near me!" I was trying very hard not to laugh, but I just couldn't help myself. She had lost all ability to control the situation at this point. I approached her because I wanted to make fun of her even more, but I was taken aback when our eyes met. I was surprised when our gazes locked. Her eyes shone brightly as they gave the appearance of changing color once more, just like Damn's eyes and his mother's eyes had done. "Your eyes, Jain-" As soon as he saw me getting closer to her eyes to examine it more clearly, Dad immediately intervened and dragged her into their room, leaving me standing there by myself.

“I thought I saw something by my window, though. Something a little scary.” “Probably just a bad dream,” my mom says as she flips the eggs. She pauses to kiss my cheek. The kitchen is so small that she doesn’t have to stray too far from the stove to kiss me even though I’m barely in the room. “I don’t think so,” I say. “It looked like… a wolf. A big one. A dark one. With green eyes.” My parents look at one another. I know that look. They aren’t sure what to say to me, and they are debating who will respond to me and how.

I could feel Max's eyes fixed intently on me and I squirmed in my seat before looking up at him. Oh oh! He looked extremely dangerous at the moment with his eyes filled with furry. "Oh really?" he asked, his voice sounded rough and his jaw was twitching, his hands clenching, beside his plate on the table. I looked away, completely avoiding him and my sight fell on my parents. My mother was gaping at us but then she did something that I wasn't expecting. She sent me a suggestive wink and smile, quirking her lips up, her eyebrows rising skyward. Oh god! Don't tell me she is cooking up something in that evil mind of hers.

I couldn't describe it, but something about the way Judith’s black eyes stared unblinkingly scared the absolute crap out of me. My mother had always said the eyes were the window to the soul like my father had angry eyes and Alpha Toph’s eyes were wicked, pinched. Judith was not like that. Her eyes were dead, unreadable, almost like Nikolai, if I hadn't just seen the love swirling in his grey pools when we made love.

he said unexpectedly. Although being confused, the woman maintained the curve of her lips. "I love you too, Julian." After a glance, a warm kiss sealed Mia's lips. Right at that moment, Grace Evans' eyes slowly opened. The little baby seemed to want to witness the intimacy of her parents. When Julian and Mia found the blue bead behind each of their daughter's eyelids, they were both stunned.

However, it wasn’t the same as to what I'm seeing now. There was a boy. I can’t recognize his face because of the weird blurry effect of the dream. The only thing I saw clearly were his eyes. His emerald-colored eyes are still engraved in my mind. Even though it’s already been a year since I last dreamt of it, I still can’t forget his eyes. The scenes may be different to what I'm seeing now, but they were both peculiar and still not on earth.