Blankly Novels & Stories

“He wants to take me to lunch today.” The office was completely silent. Nothing moved in his face. Not one muscle. Those grey eyes fixed past my shoulder, giving me absolutely nothing. “And,” he said. “He told me not to tell you,” I said. A pause so long it had its own weight. “But you’re telling me,” he said. “Yes,” I said. Another pause. “Why,” he said. Very quiet. Very still. I looked at him. At the controlled blank of him. At the wall of him.

Then black. Nothing.

No eyes, no nose, no mouth. Just a smooth surface. * "The girl has rejected the story " the Blank Man said. He held up a hand. A glowing red "Delete" sign appeared in the air. "The test is over. Erase the area." "No!" Maya jumped at him. Her hands passed through him like he was made of smoke. * The Blank Man pointed at Benson. "The second character is not needed. Start with him." Benson screamed as his legs began to turn into ink. He reached out for Maya.

Not blinking. Something really isc razy. I feel it deep in my bones.

In my excitement, I forgot to ask about my job scope. When I came home, I realized something. If the job was so nice, why didn't Laura apply for it? She told me they needed a blind person for the job. Strictly a blind person. She then told me about the job specifications, and safe to say, I did not take it well. "Is this some kind of fetish? Do they enjoy it? They want a blind person to stay in the room and listen to them go at it all the way? This is even worse than Michael's fetish!"

It was Hail staring at the blank papers, and his hair is white. "… Hail?" he called. Hail turned. Sybb’s eyes went wide. "Oh. Sybb." Hail muttered. His eyes are blank. "You told me to write, but – " he said and raised the blank papers. " – I can't write anything. Sorry." he told him and smiled.

My world goes completely dark. ▪️▪️▪️

My mind goes blank. Everything around me stops. The world around me stops. My blurred vision is replaced with... Darkness! ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷

It was an expression I had seen countless times on my family…anger born out of helplessness. “What just happened?” He asked in a hoarse voice. “My vision went blank for a couple minutes.” I shrugged, trying to make the situation casual, but I wasn’t able to lighten the mood. “Why didn’t you tell me your vision goes blank?” Lyric asked; an edge to his voice. “It’s nothing to worry about,” I waved him off. “It’s just the position of the bullet. It sometimes rubs off on a few nerves and it causes the blank visions.”