Beyond The Eyes Novels & Stories

The sky broke. Not cracked. Not shattered. It simply ceased to behave like a sky. Above the sanctuary, beyond the ruined ceiling, reality folded back like a curtain. Stars vanished. Clouds disappeared. The heavens themselves seemed to peel away. And behind them— An eye opened. The entire world froze. Every guardian. Every Sovereign. Every living soul beneath that impossible gaze. The eye was so vast that it eclipsed the horizon. Yet somehow it didn't belong to any physical creature.

"Find me if you can, I'm very close to you all you have to do is just look up and think about me " "Keep searching me, if you find me within ten days I'm yours or else bua has seen a handsome hunk with rich background having Villa and cars and above all too sexy to just look at with lickable abs and body me already drooling, so if you feel any competition do find me otherwise what we had was special but after seeing him u lala , he's ready to kill with his looks and those hazel eyes. " "Darling, hope you think about it. Goodnight". Navi said all without listening to him or rather without giving him a chance to speak. Now she had a smirk .

What my eyes saw, got me amazed and I didn't expect that. **** To be continued. How is the story going? The next chapter is a must to read. Love you all♡♡♡♡

No mirror, no filter made her feel as beautiful as his eyes did. He gently laid her down on the soft, inviting mattress, gently parting their lips. The longing in his eyes was palpable as they traced every curve and contour of her face. She luxuriated in the warmth of his intense gaze, feeling an unparalleled sense of beauty and desirability. No mirror or filter could ever evoke the same profound feeling of beauty as the captivating gaze of his eyes.

Sophia stood outside the glass doors of St. Clair Industries, staring at her reflection. The woman looking back at her wasn’t the same one who had walked through these doors weeks ago. Her face was pale, her eyes hollow, her once soft features now sharp with exhaustion. Grief had stripped away every ounce of warmth she used to carry.

Every road was occupied. Every escape route was closing. And above it all— The golden eyes watched. Massive. Motionless. Impossible. Hanging high in the darkness beyond the clouds. Nobody dared look at them for long. The few who did quickly turned away, trembling. One soldier vomited after staring for only three seconds. Another began crying uncontrollably. Whatever those eyes truly were, the human mind wasn't meant to understand them. I sat beside a small fire. My sword rested across my knees.

“That should not be possible.” Kael’s voice was tight. “Nothing tonight seems to care what should be possible.” The hum in my chest surged. Then stilled. A pressure built behind my eyes, not pain exactly. Awareness narrowing, focusing, like a lens turning until everything else blurred away. There. Beyond the ridge. Beyond the forests and valleys and borders I could feel now like nerves under skin. Something had turned fully toward me. “You need to step back,” Kaden said, low and urgent. “Whatever this is, you do not face it alone.”

I gasped, my body jerking violently as though struck by lightning. The Witch's Eye opened. At first, all I saw was darkness-deep, suffocating, endless. Then a ripple of light tore across it, unveiling shapes, outlines, fragments of a reality beyond my own. My vision stretched outward, far beyond the confines of my chamber, rushing like a river through barriers I had never been able to cross before. I felt myself soaring, spiraling into a vast network of unseen threads that connected everything. It was dizzying, intoxicating. The boundaries of time and space bent before me, whispering secrets I wasn't meant to hear.

A small window. Beat it from inside. And slowly there was something behind it. Not a face. An eye. A single eye looked through the glass. Mara cried and almost dropped the box. Jonas caught her last moment. The boat was very dangerous. Elias cursed and held on the edge. John grabbed Mara. “Don’t look!” But it was too late. Mara had seen it. And at the moment when her eyes hit the eye, the pain exploded through her Head. Not memory.