Cinnamon Eyes 소설 & 이야기

The rug was replaced with a replica, and the scent no longer smells of copper mixed with jasmine. “You should probably slow down,” Finn crosses his arms over his chest, nodding towards the bottle. “It’s been a long day, and it’ll be a longer tomorrow if you don’t.” I stare into the vibrant green of Finn’s eyes, picking out the three different shades that make up his irises. The deepest shade is similar to the needles of a Douglas-fir. The mid-colored shade is similar to the whisps on a Western redcedar. And the lighter, most dominant shade like the leaves on a Bleeding heart.

It was richer, thicker, filled with scents she couldn’t name but somehow understood. Power. Old blood. Magic. She looked closer at the faces in the crowd. Some of them had eyes that gleamed a little too brightly, almost like glass under sunlight, except they weren’t wearing contact lenses. She had always assumed those strange eye colours people wore were fake. Yellow. Silver. Crimson. But now she knew. They were real. She stared a little longer at one man with jet-black hair and glowing amber eyes, and suddenly, she felt him glance back, like he sensed her looking. His stare met hers, and Cassandra’s breath caught.

I hoped that they would be more successful than we were, otherwise we would have to go hungry. Rowena was still seated on the floor and her color hadn't fully recovered. Even her eyes were still dull, although they were now hazel instead of just dark. I wondered whether colorful eyes were a thing that all Fae had. Oisin definitely had them too. They weren't just colorful, but they seemed to change color from moment to moment. Oisin's eyes had even become a dull brown back at the inn when his sister wasn't doing well. I always saw it but it was just something that seemed to slip my notice ever since. It was especially easy for me to be curious about it now because I was trying my best not to

Shh, don’t tell the Hamptonites. Celine wore her black silky hair down and it flowed like an obsidian waterfall down her back. She went sparse on the makeup, her eye shadow was a muted copper pallet that made her green eyes pop, and she dabbed a red stain on her lips that with a gloss looked natural and healthy on her pale skin.

I yelled at the bartender who nodded without bothering to look at me. Was I that unappealing? Maybe I stopped taking care of myself. Now I looked ugly. Lisa was prettier. She had captivating bright but deep brown eyes, it was confusing. Mine was just amber. An amber so light that it could pierce your soul. I heard that once. That my eyes were unique. Like a character in a game. Or makeup dress up. Maybe Antonio was scared of my eyes.

Her neck glistens, capturing the light with a captivating shine. I can't take my eyes off her. Her sharp chin and visible oval jawline perfectly frame her face, accentuating her beauty. Her love-shaped lips, adorned with a baby pink lip gloss, invite me in with a gentle allure. As my gaze travels upward, I notice her thick eyelashes, delicately framing her mesmerizing eyes. The baby pinkish glittering eye shades she's wearing add a touch of magic, enhancing the sparkle in her gaze.

I turned off the shower but I still couldn't get his scent off me. Wrapping myself in a robe, I went to my closet to pick an outfit for my interview tomorrow. I didn't want to be late. I needed this job. I ended up chosing a deep blue straight gown and a pair of red heels. I laid in bed and wrapped myself in blankets trying to sleep but I couldn't. Everytime I closed my eyes I was met the same set gold eyes. Haunting me and pulling me away from sleep. By the time it was 6am in the morning, I had gotten little to no sleep and my eyes were dull.

Praying that my impromptu explanation would suffice, I released it into the air, hoping that it would weave a believable tapestry in Jasmine's discerning gaze. A moment of awkward silence hung in the air as Jasmine's gaze remained fixed on me, awaiting an answer. I cleared my throat, my voice carrying a mix of amusement and feigned seriousness. "Well, you see, Jasmine," I began, trying my best to sound convincing, "my eyes aren't naturally crimson. It's actually because I wear these special contact lenses." An interlude of awkward silence nestled within the fabric of the atmosphere, intensifying the weight of Jasmine's unwavering gaze as it bore into me, expectantly awaiting an answer. Consc

“To Our Green Eyed Beauty, Love Always R&L. That is so sweet. It would be better if they had gotten your eye colour right though.” “They did in a way.” Cassy tilts her head and cocks her eyebrow at me. “When I get...” I smiled a little shy to say. “...get excited, you could say my eyes turn a bright green.” I took a deep breath. “But the weird part is.” “Wait, your eyes change colour and that’s not the weird part.” Cassy says giving me a ‘what the fuck’ look. “Just listen, that ring already had half of that inscription on it.”

Looking down at her like a tiger would look down at his deer hat was soon become his dinner. “Kitten,” he rasped as he crouched down before her and placed both of his elbows on either side of his knees. It would be appalling if he didn’t find the tiny little teen beautiful. Her green eyes sparkled with those tears brimming her eyes, almost making her eyes look like emeralds. She had a sharp jawline and nose. Her light and white skin highlight each and every single freckle and mole.