Novel & Cerita Blue Eye Samurai Fanfiction

"No, but you will answer me anyway." Irritation flared up in her eyes. "He. is. just. a. friend." "It doesn't look like that. The way you danced with him when you knew I was in the same room!" he hissed at the memory. Goodness! Looks like Samar is stuck in the last century along with her dadu. "Get over yourself, Samar. I had no clue you were there. And even if I knew, why would I care?" she spat. Samar recoiled as if she had slapped him. Then, his light brown eyes turned dark at the iris, resembling a ring of vivid fire lit around a piece of coal. And the flames of anger licked at his heart. How could she be so... callous?

“You agreed to meet with me today, Sam. Please don’t act like you cannot see or smell me standing right in front of you. What took you so long to answer the door?” Samael rolled his eyes, chuckling underneath his breath as he finally met my gaze. His eyes were a very light baby blue color. Sometimes if he was feeling exceptionally moody, these orange streaks appeared in his irises. When that happened, his eyes resembled bright blue propane flames. Ignoring my question, he stepped back enough to pull the door open the rest of the way so that I could step inside.

Alex Samantha seemed too relaxed for someone that had gone through a traumatic experience. While I held her in bed, Damien was extremely restless. I tried to figure out why, but even he could not explain his reasons. Another thing that baffled me was her eye colour that kept changing. When she woke up at the hospital, they were golden with no trace of brown. By the time I joined her in the room after Robert left, her eyes were brown again with specks of gold. It was a mystery. I had no clue about her family, the Blackwells were nowhere to be found. But every fibre in me told me there was something special about Sam's bloodline. I couldn't tell anyone about her eyes. She was already in enough

Sean nodded to a blond man and woman. The man had blue eyes and the woman had green. They both smiled at her and Samantha waved. "You remember Taylor and this Mike and Tom. They are warriors too" Sean explained as Samantha examined them. Mike had red hair and green eyes and Tom had dark brown hair and brown eyes. "This is Samantha, everyone" Sea finished and they all stare at her "Hi" Samantha said softly. "Wow. She is amazing" Tom mumbled as he stood and walked closer to her. Mike followed him, nodding.

Yes," I replied, rolling my eyes, irritated that I had to explain the situation when it should be something that was common knowledge. Samael marched towards me, a fierce look in his eyes, his body giving off a soft blue hue, which I recognized as his flames trying to break free. "Did you just roll your eyes at me?" He growled once he backed me up against the wall, his face dangerously close to mine. I couldn't help glancing down at his plush lips, which were now drawn in a thin line. I wanted to bite his bottom lip and suck it in my mouth. I wanted to tease Samael but felt like right now it would probably set him off and not in a good way, so I held back my teasing remark, instead opting in

Samaira’s smile vanished, she continued gazing into his little blue green eyes, they were unique, she was sure he got the blue in his eyes from her, she wasn’t sure where the green came from. At this moment, as she calmly stared into those magical orbs, her heart had crushed into a trillion pieces a million times already ‘What has changed?,’ she wondered suddenly ‘Why was Shain so different, scared or weird?,’ something had happened and she didn’t know what, the only thing she knew at this moment was that she wouldn’t leave her hero, at least not now

they both said in unison beaming up at him and for the first time, he liked the sound of being called Alpha. “I could get used to that name.” Alaric joked. “I had almost forgotten how fulfilling it was to be in a pack, but something about this feels different, almost magical.” The elder said, not looking up from the stream.”The color of my eyes have changed. Yours too.” she added, looking at Sammy who only tilted her head to the side. “My wolf’s eyes are amber, with a hint of sea blue… I hadn't noticed when I looked at my reflection in the stream.” Sammy said.

I was too focused on my own problems to really pay much attention but I think I remember them downing drinks and laughing. Samantha looked a little more irritated, her bright green eyes were all but gone, replaced by an icy cold silver. Only a few flecks of green remained, I looked on in awe, my logical mind was telling me I should be terrified, her aura kicking out wildly and dangerously, but somehow, I knew she wouldn’t hurt me. A low growl came from her way as she continued to glare at Kimmie. “TELL ME THE TRUTH! NOW!!!” She commanded, forcing me back on my heels and Kimmie backed away a few steps as she let go of my arm. She tried to retreat behind me but Sam pushed past me, effectively

Then, she snapped her eyes to Karisa’s face as her best friend arched her eyebrow. “Huh? Oh yeah! I’m dying to know who they were,” Samantha replied, smiling as she was still arranging the cups and plates to keep herself busy. She refused to think about a certain someone with sable hair and blue eyes who could dig deep into her soul. The one that had been promised to her but Samantha refused to acknowledge that until the bond had been broken and there was nothing she could do to repair it. “Are you checking someone out? My, my! I never knew you like someone from the tight community that lives in the forest,” Karisa whispered smugly which made Samantha turn to her sharply.

His voice trembled as he choked out, “Hazel, I replanted the Scottish ones you loved. I fixed the toy you gave me and even found the note you left. Alisa lost the baby, and I got a vasectomy. I remembered what I promised you. Can we not go through with this? Please…” I smiled at him and shook my head. Sam’s breath caught. His voice broke as he begged, “Hazel, it was a mistake any man could make. I swear, I’ll never do it again. Why can’t you forgive me? That day at the studio, I didn’t know you could see again…” The wind picked up, making me tuck my hair behind my ear. I looked him straight in the eyes and said, “My vision didn’t come back that day, Sam. It came back earlier.”