Dominic Sherwood Eyes Novels & Stories

Dominic said to cut the silence. He flipped the dishrag over his shoulder, and I stared at him, taking in his appearance. Dominic hadn’t shaved and sported a two-day-old beard which enhanced the squareness of his jaw. He had undone his tie and unbuttoned the top of his white shirt. His honey-brown hair curled slightly around his ears and face, making him look more carefree than usual. His distinct blue eyes weren’t cold or severe and didn’t give off their regular tense and sexual vibe. They seemed lighter than before.

But then he stops and the silence becomes even lethal as he looks at me like I’m a stranger who’s just insulted his soul. His eyes are colder than I’ve ever seen them, no warmth. The change is so sharp, so jarring that I quiver. My shoulders draw in, my spine straightens like my body senses the shift in energy and tries to prepare but there’s no preparing for Dominic when he’s like this. His eyes drag downward carefully, he doesn’t speak and his gaze doesn't falter. He just looks at my body. Like he’s stripping me open with his eyes and then he steps forward.

I couldn’t help but stare. The photos I’d seen of him before didn’t even come close to doing him justice. Mr. Dominic wasn’t one of those delicate, pretty boys who relied on soft features to win attention. No, his looks were sharp and commanding, as if his face had been sculpted by a master. His jawline could probably cut glass. And those eyes.

he whispered while she shivered in fear at the menance in his eyes and dark promise. Mr Dominic had never forgotten the 15 years old girl who never left his mind after he woke up in a hospital, a bang on his forehead from where she had hit him and a wound that needed stiches. He was going to make her pay, he was going to have her, tame her, take the fire and defiance in her eyes and break her. He couldn't imagine the irony when his son had brought her back to him. He knew there was something familiar about her brown eyes, those big wide eyes that stared at him in fright that night.

And in the center of the nightmare was Dominic. He was a whirlwind of fury, his powerful muscles coiled and released with devastating force. The chains that should have held him hung broken from the wall, swinging like gruesome pendulums. His eyes—oh, Moon God, his eyes—held no trace of the man I knew. They were the black, bottomless eyes of a mad beast, glazed with a mindless need to destroy. "Dominic!" I screamed his name, my voice barely a whisper over the noise.

I say sweetly, watching the cold, calculating look flash in her eyes before she replaces them with adoration. “Well, since we are best friends, it’s only fair I share your surprise!” Sheryl exclaims, letting go of me and moving to the still-open doors. “You can come in now!” She calls outside. I remind myself to breathe as she backs away, allowing Dominic to walk inside, his hair styled back with gel instead of parted to the side the way Liam usually has it. With the hairstyle changed and now knowing that Liam had plastic surgery to look like Dominic, I now noticed the differences between the two brothers and tried to keep myself from smirking.

He paced the room like a caged animal, dragging his hands through his hair, destroying the perfectly styled look he always maintained. I took a slow breath, trying to find the courage to speak. "Did you… did you already get a DNA test?" I asked carefully, my voice coming out quieter than I intended. Dominic spun toward me so fast I stepped back again. His eyes were wild, almost unrecognizable. "DNA?" He laughed, but there was no humor in it—only bitterness. "Those EYES are more than any DNA, Vivian. Those damn Kensington BLUE eyes. Unmistakable. Undeniable."

I stumbled against his chest, nearly tripping over my own feet but he held me steady. "You think very lowly of me." Dominic whispered, inching his face downwards. An unrecognisable emotion danced in his eyes as they narrowed at me, studying me. "Shouldn't I?" I taunted back trying to keep my face as blank as possible. My attempt to hide how effected I was failed miserably when he lifted my sweater and started stroking my bare skin with his fingertips. He smiled - obviously pleased with himself when he saw me falter.

It seems like Dominic has come as a blessing to my life, he has given me those things which I didn't even think about in my dreams. As my eyes scanned the hall, they came to rest on Dominic, who was staring at me without blinking. As I blinked twice to clear my vision, I noticed that there were little tears in his eyes. Looking at him, it was clear that he found me attractive and enticing. In his eyes, there was nothing but pure love. He appeared to be nervous. He is very good at hiding his emotions, but he was unable to do so right now. Everyone in attendance at our wedding could clearly see the joy in his eyes.

’s T-shirts that she’d stolen from the laundry because it smelled like cedar and she was too tired to pretend that didn’t matter.She found the study door open. The lamp was on. Dominic was at his desk, and he was holding something a photograph, small, creased, the kind you carry in a wallet for years until the edges go soft.He didn’t hear her. Or maybe he did and didn’t turn around. Either way, she saw the photo before he could hide it.A woman. Dark hair. Olive skin. High cheekbones and a wide, generous mouth. Beautiful in the way that certain women are beautiful not perfect, but alive, every feature sharp with intelligence and warmth.And her eyes.Sophia’s breath caught.The woman in the phot