Dost My Eyes Deceive Me Novels & Stories

The fear of his anger consumed me as I awaited my fate. A warm breath brushed against my ear as Diego whispered, “You know, the conquests of lies will be harsh, but you still decided to deceive me.” Diego’s words made my heart pound even faster, knowing that I had made a grave mistake. The weight of my deception hung heavy in the air as I braced myself for the repercussions of my actions.

A man like him is not easy to deceive let alone fool. The doctor dropped his glasses and whipped his sweaty face with his arm. He could feel Damon's hard stares burning on his skin. He prays that he hasn't observed the lie in his voice. He has been a doctor for years never has he deceived anyone if not for this woman. He wondered why Danis would vouge for such a death warrant.

In Alex’s every move, those eyes constantly followed him, waiting for him to cause a single mistake to be ridiculed. Without wanting to, his eyes glazed over the last portrait. A black curtain was draped over it, obscuring the image beneath it from everyone’s view. A swarm of unwelcoming memories flooded his mind. He rubbed his temples soothingly, ignoring the dull pain that pricked his chest. He was about to flee to the throne room when a voice automatically made him stop.

He saw the challenge clearly with every letter he uttered to throw her on the bed shouting after he made her turn around to face those eyes \" \"D will not happen, even after a thousand years! \" He rose again with her face in his hands, then whispered to her: \" Look at me with my own eyes and tell me that you really hate me.. Do it If you were right! \" She whispered in a shaky tone, showing confusion \" I hate you \" He smiled cunningly feeling her body below while trying to find the truth \" liar! \" Her eyes were filled with tears \" I hate you and hate everything \"

Theme song- ocean eyes by Billie Elish I've been watchin' you for some time Can't stop starin' at those ocean eyes Burning cities and napalm skies Fifteen flares inside those ocean eyes Your ocean eyes No fair You really know how to make me cry When you gimme those ocean eyes I'm scared I've never fallen from quite this high Fallin' into your ocean eyes Those ocean eyes I've been walkin' through a world gone blind Can't stop thinkin' of your diamond mind

Deloris spoke my name in a steadfast tone as she touched Nox's shoulder and moved slowly toward me. She didn't stare at the beautiful face of the woman in the picture. If I didn't know her well, I'd say she didn't see it, but that wasn't true. Deloris Witt saw everything. She knew everything. In one glance she'd summed up what had happened—how my world had crumbled in a heap of broken dreams. Her conclusions were always correct.

The important lesson you must know and never forget is don't be contented on what you are seeing. Because the truth can be seen beyond what is obvious I am Graciela Hope Villanovo, the woman behind the deceitful mask...

My memories from last night was still from my mind and I cry again, thinking that Pete would never looked at me for who I am, he still thinking I am Mike the guy who betray him. A/N: So many questions. Sorry for the wrong grammar, English was not my first language. Thank you!

I can't trust Joshua, not again, not ever again, I wiped the tears away, the one that only falls when I'm asleep when life gets too hard for me I cry in my sleep, I could only trust myself. The next morning came in slowly, erasing all sign of weakness of the night before, I wipe my eyes, washed my face, and did my best to pretend I'm all good, even when I wasn't, it was early, as usual, I got ready for my run, racing against Joshua, maybe one day I'll let him win but that would look so bad for me, I had to win, no matter how competitive he's feeling, he needs to let me win this race, we're playing the long game here, one where the ending would be life or death for one of us.

It corroded trust and left scars invisible to the eye but searing to the soul. “Who?” Sienna pressed gently, desperate to unravel the web of deception. Evelyn shook her head. “Not yet. I need to be sure before I say anything. If they’re still out there, listening…” Alex’s hands tightened on the steering wheel. “We can’t afford mistakes. Every move has to be calculated.” The SUV’s headlights cut through the fog as they approached a nondescript building nestled between two shuttered warehouses. Alex pulled up silently and killed the engine. For a moment, the only sounds were the distant wail of sirens and the faint buzz of streetlights.