But My Eyes Can See Everything Novels & Stories

Her eyes shine brighter than anything I’ve ever seen. And in that moment, every instinct inside me knows—nothing will ever be the same again.

Tabitha asked. I shook my head. "Nothing..." "Okay, I'm going downstairs now," Tabitha said, leaving the room. After standing beside the window for about half an hour, my knees buckled so I slowly found my way back to the bed and laid down. I placed my hands on my eyes, trying to feel if there were other damages. My eyes can still produce tears, and I can still close and open them. I guess it's just my vision that was totally destroyed.

It was something far more complex than the eye could see. “I’ll expose you, Michael,” Jane screams out.

Does he think I am asleep? I squeeze my eyes tightly. Why can I see his naked ass even though my eyes are tightly closed?

Just that. For some reason, my eyes burned.

Having Trevor in my mind, his are the only eyes upon me. I can do this.

“Lillian! Your eyes!” Then there’s only white that I can see.

My mind just stopped working. I cannot even look into her eyes. They show so much pain. Every time I look into her eyes, the intensity is too much for me bare. One look at her oceanic blue orbs is like a spear piercing through my mind, body, heart, and soul. Her eyes were once the most beautiful things I had ever seen but now I cannot even look at them without feeling some weird shit.

Beyond the smiling expression I can't see through to the truth I'm fine just smiling along with you Even if someone wrote me a hint I can't read it because it's written too small I can only start digging little by little Still, I don't want to wear glasses Even if I open my eyes the entire day I'm busy looking at all the things That are so clear to see I'm already tired from everything I don't need to see every small, black thought I'm already tired from everything I don't need to read all the fine print I don't want to wiеld a sword to find The things you worked so hard to hide I'm finе just getting fooled by you Is there something behind the rainbow It's too far, I can't see it

She hands me a glass of water as if she can read my mind. I gulp the water down with relish and lean my head against the pillow. "I'm alright, but for some reason, I can't open my eyes." It's pretty unusual to feel like this. I mean, I could laugh at my eyesight, but right now, I'm blind.