Do Mine Eyes Deceive Me Novels & Stories

His head tilted a bit, still studying me, "There is something in you that reminds me of myself." My eyebrow raised, "Reminds you of yourself?" I said with a snark, "Dude, you just met me." "I know," he didn't shy away, "But I believe in the saying that it's all in the eyes," He inched closer, crowding me, "And I can see it in your eyes, there is an adventurous wild girl in you, but you're trying so bad to suppress her down," His eyes looked so deep into mine, this time the silver in them looked a lot like shackles, ones that could easily bind me down, "Don't. Just let it go," He urged, "Let her go."

Those ice-blue eyes bored into mine like laser beams. I couldn't even lie, the truth bubbling up inside me without any warning. The answer fell from my lips before I could stop it.

My body instinctively reacted, every nerve on high alert, and for one fleeting moment I wondered what it would be like to look into his eyes again. And I too stayed stock-still, not daring to capture what else his eyes would reveal.

As his mind buzzed, Alex felt immense pain in his eyes again, and tears could not stop streaming down his face. He heard the old pig’s voice. “Hey, Little Minion. Alex Rockefeller, you aren’t dead yet, right?” Alex gradually came to his senses with tearful eyes. His eyes only became slightly comfortable after a while, but there was silver light gleaming in his eyes. The Mystic Maiden frowned as she asked, “Could it be that the silver light in these eyes is a kind of contagious eye disease?”

There was an authority in his voice, but that didn’t really affect me. I shook my head and lied without blinking, “It’s nothing.” “If it’s nothing, then why are your eyes like that?” My eyes widened. I picked up my phone and checked my eyes on my phone’s camera. It was glowing the whole time, and I didn’t even notice! He’s our mate!

I’m looking into duplicates of my eyes. “Ah, you weren’t lying. She looks like my mother,” Sedit’s sick smile broadens, but only for a second.

Jake's POV As the guitarist hit the cord and I grabbed the mic to hum the note, my eyes closed automatically. The sea of people in front of me vanished. I was back on top of the mountains. Lea was right in front of me where I could touch her. She smiled as she heard me hum and I loved to see that I made her smile like that. And it went like - "In the echo of our whispers, I hear eternity's call, But the tears in your eyes paint a different wall.

Alice's eyes were on me. "Wow, you have such beautiful eyes," she said. "Many people have said that," I said while smiling. I'm wearing green contact lenses to look more attractive to girls. "Are you going to class?" asked Alice. "Yeah. I'll go ahead." I said that and then started walking, but he spoke again. "Do you need help? I can show you where the room is..." I turned toward Alice. "Please..." I just said.

The sound is unbearable—a chorus demanding answers I don’t have. The words on the screen blur, each line of the contract screaming back at me: clauses, signatures, proof that what I fought to defend today is nothing more than ink and lies. My chest constricts. I press a trembling hand to my mouth. “They’ll know everything. That it’s fake. That I’m nothing but a… bargain.” It isn’t just Clara anymore—it’s the whole world, tearing me open.