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My vision gets blurry as I continue watching them making out until I can’t take it anymore and I press my back on the wall, wiping my tears away. What should I do to stop this reaction?

He made it seem like I could easily rip Sylvia into pieces with just my sight. I only realized I had tears streaking down my face when I felt Marcus' hand on my cheek. "Don't cry, honey. I'm sorry. Please listen to me, okay? It's not what you think…" Marcus kept wiping my tears away in a fit of panic, but he could never stem my tears no matter how much he wiped. In the end, he just pulled me into his arms and began comforting me in soft tones. At the same time, he prevented me from looking at Sylvia.

“If you could just tip your head back slightly for me and look up.” Knowing that Ash would protect her if something happened, she did as she was told. Then she blinked furiously at the slight burn when the drops hit her eyes, causing her eyes to water. “This fluid will neutralize the poisons and cause your eyes to water a lot, so do not fret, young Luna. It is meant to flush the poisons out of your eyes so the tears are inevitable.” “Are her tears supposed to be purple?” Ash asked with concern. “Yes, young Alpha. At first her tears will be dark purple, but as her eyes cleanse with every treatment, they will become lighter until they run clear.” Ember felt the nervousness ease in her sto

she finished calmly and my eyes widened before I grabbed the door handle and opened the door but before I went in to face my mate I silently thanked Anna. As I closed the door behind me, I took in a deep breath before moving towards the white curtain, and just as I was about to open it, I heard the soft whimpers of my mate as, without a doubt thinking that I came in here to reject him. My wolf pushed me to comfort our mate and I followed his push as I silently pushed the curtain behind and took in the sight of my crying mate. His clouded blue eyes were dull and saddened as saltly tears slid down his pink-tinted cheeks. His platinum blonde hair was long and some of it hung in front of his fac

Without questioning, she took the glass, and he spoke again. "It’s milk. Try opening your eyes, and use the milk to rinse your eyes." Amara understood immediately and forced her eyes open. "Pour the milk gently into your eyes to rinse out the sting," he added. "Won’t this make me go blind?" she asked, a little nervous as she slowly poured the milk onto her eyes as instructed. "Milk won’t make you blind. It’s effective for getting rid of the spiciness. And if you keep whining, you might just go blind,"

"This is a poison. If anyone keeps drinking this for, let's say… eight months to one and a half years, depending on when they started, and depending on the dose given—and the person's immune system—if luck isn't on their side, they won't even remember how to breathe. The person's heart will just... stop. And it will look like a natural brain failure." I gripped the paper. I looked at the list of chemicals. The names were long and complex, but the result was simple. "Wolf’s Bane extract—does it bleach?" I asked. "Nope. It doesn't. Not alone. "But with this…" she pointed at a text on the paper, "…and this mixed together, it bleaches. Or gives the bleach effect. Why do you ask?" "Nothing," I sa

It hurt when she pressed down. “I need you to open your eyes. I need to see if there is any serious damage to your eyes.” She took a deep breath, and slowly opened her eyes. The light was still bright, but her eyes quickly adjusted. The doctor flashed the light into her eyes, she blinked. “Follow the light please, Ms. Hewsen.” He said moving the light from one side to the next/ She followed the light with her eyes, “Call me Jade.” She said closing her eyes. “My head hurts.”

Leah had never seen someone with two different color eyes, so for her, it was a first. Leah eventually turned off the hot water and dried herself. She returned to her bedroom where she put on her PJs and then turned to enter her bathroom once more to brush her teeth. She leaned over the basin to get a better look at her eyes in the mirror. They seemed so foreign to her as if they weren’t her own. She’d become accustomed to two green eyes looking back at her, but that had changed in an instant. Leah went over to her altar and picked up her sage. She lit it and proceeded to sage her bedroom of anything harmful, cleansing it as requested by her mom. Leah did a thorough job, keeping only good th