Eye Glasses Glue Novels & Stories

That homicidal glare returned. "Are you familiar with the term "shatterproof glass"? You can't shatter it no matter how hard you try. So please don't attempt anything amusing, and let's get to work!" He went away from the glass, picking up his spectacles and putting them on. He turned to gaze at Cora, who was still caressing the glass frames as if she wanted to reach for the necklace, he smirked and shook his head sideways. She was certain she would go to any length to reclaim her necklace.

And when the man stepped back to admire his work, Ralph barely recognised the image of himself staring back at him from the mirror. He raised a hand to touch his new jawline, but the man caught his wrist and shook his head. “Not yet, the glue is still setting.” Ralph lowered his hand and waited. “Contacts,” the woman instructed. “Brown. His eyes are too distinctive.” The man opened a small case and held out a pair of colored contact lenses that were darker than Ralph's natural hazel. Ralph had never worn contacts before, and it took three tries before he managed to get them in without blinking them out. His eyes stung, and he had to blink several times before the sting disappeared.

After entering her room, Rory pulled open the cabinet. The item she had seen on the table the day she had been assigned to that room was put into the cupboard. She reached for a circular case and opened it to discover a gluey silicone in the form of a broken heart inside. Rory could see plenty of them, but she didn't know what they were for, not until she read the cover. She then understood that the item was an eye patch and that it was intended to treat the dark circles under her eyes.

"Today you both arrived late, did you? You know-" "No-" "Pay-up Beam. Thank you." "Although I like your boost of confidence, to the contrary we did spend a night together but it was strictly platonic. His contact lenses irritated his eyes, the optometrist said for a week or so he will need to wear his glasses and lay off visually strenuous activity that would make him better faster. So after seeing the doctor we went to go get eye drops, at least now his cuteness will only be seen by me since he refuses to show people his face."