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Hadley My shoulders are tight and my eyes sting when I close them. My fingers curve into my palms as I resist the urge to rub them. I've been told it's the worst thing I can do, but God it feels so good. I need some of those liquid tears, or whatever, the eye doctor keeps telling me about. I'm pretty sure those things are made out of unicorn tears, though, because of how much my copay is for them. When they told me the price, I said forget it, but damn my eyes hurt. Maybe after the sale I'm having for Halloween I'll be able to afford them, but until then I'm stuck with pushing through. Story of my life for the past few years.

he said his voice full of concern. "Where is the liquid in which you keep lenses after use?" he asked he was probably running throughout the room. "In the cupboard... Right drawer" I replied hastily. Within a minute or two he came to me. "Keep your head on the pillow" he ordered and I had to follow feeling helpless. As I laid down on the bed he put eye drops in my eyes. Oh god! It's burning After one or two minutes he asked me if I am able to open my eyes and luckily I could.

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,"

"Mommy, my eyes are really itchy. Can we do it now? I can't bear it anymore. I shouldn't have cried." Feeling a rush of agitation at his discomfort, Lilian quickly nodded. "Sure, baby. Hold on." She reached into her purse, retrieving a small container. She then drew Ethan closer to herself and widened his eyes, applying a few drops of the liquid in the container onto them. Lilian paused as Ethan blinked his eyes severally, causing the gray contact lenses to fall from his eyes, revealing his enthralling hazel orbs.

All the moans from the pain left me panting for air, with only the ventilator to keep me from suffocating. Suddenly, the ventilator stopped, and the air purification machine beside me stopped, plunging my surroundings into silence. Without the ventilator's help, my breathing grew rapid, and my pain grew even more intense. With the air purification system shut down, the supposedly sterile room was now no different from any other location. The surgery to remove eyeballs was an extremely risky procedure, and without proper environmental conditions, an infection would be inevitable. A confused voice rang out from outside. "The power's out! What happened?"

Raven I kept my head turned toward the window even though I couldn’t see what lay beyond the glass,only an endless, thick darkness pressed against my eyelids. I could see flashes of light but it ended there. Why is this happening to me? I've been taking my medication,Killian makes sure I do . I take eye drops but the only improvement I've seen so far were flashes of light. I'm so sick of this coupled with all that's been happening. It was like all the forces on earth had ganged up against me.

I had captured their attention, I could see their sharp eyes staring at me. “Akemi ---” I cut him off. “Stop this nonsense shit of yours, Engineer Dela Costa,” I almost yelled, because I didn’t want to draw any more attention from the people there.. I stopped when I saw tears streaming down his cheeks again. I clapped internally. Wow! He’s getting better! I’m always amazed by how much water comes out of his eyes. What kind of eye drops does he use, that he can cry so much?

It was like I could hear the smile at my eagerness through my question, “It’s like a serum, it's only been used a couple of times with great results and although I can't guarantee a full return of vision, it is said to have the healing properties of an Alpha,” I bit the corners of my lips at the sound of that, I can't see him, I can't know what he's thinking, is this even possible? He dabbed at my eyes with a soft damped material before tilting my head back gently and two drops fell into each of my eyes, “Was that it?” I asked with caution as I felt my eyes begin to burn. Jackson chuckled however, “No, of course not, I don't have your consent yet, that's just to help with the tears,” he proc

“Seventy-five eyelashes on her lower eyelids and one hundred and fifteen on her upper eyelids. Not one less or more in her eyes. Just perfect.” I sighed, closing my eyes and sprawling on the mattress. “She is air. I can’t see her yet… I can’t forget her eyes, her lips and… her face. Her conspicuous eyelashes, her sweet breaths parting her lips and her calming scent.” I chuckled. “Ah!” My wounds were still hurting, my veins were throbbing under my skin. The temperature of my complete body had increased because of the inflammation around those wounds. The pain hadn’t decreased by any measure, yet after she applied the ointment, something about the hurt was hurting a little — better?

The elderly ophthalmologist put down the flashlight and said, "Don't worry. It's nothing serious. The internal bleeding is caused by an external impact. I'll prescribe an anti-inflammatory eye drop which he needs to use three times daily and the blood clot should go away after a few days. Corinne breathed a sigh of relief. "That's great to hear and thank you for prescribing the medicine for him." After that, Corinne went to the dispensary with the elderly ophthalmologist's prescription in hand. When she came back, she passed the eyedrop to Jeremy and asked, "Do you want to do it yourself or do you need my help?" Jeremy glanced at the eyedrop and instead of taking it from her, he simply cross