Eye Spy With My Little Eye Novels & Stories

Ethan noticed that someone was looking at him, he roamed his eyes around, but there was nothing. He was writing down on his notes and listening at the same time. This time, he knew where the stare was coming from. He moved his eyes towards his left. His heart started racing when he met with that girl's eyes. She immediately shifted her gaze and continued writing. As far as he remembers, her name's Dianna. She must know something – the way she stared at me, he thought. However, he cannot just let himself be bothered by it. As long as she won't harm, then that is fine. A stare won't do any harm.

She vaguely remembered the young female voice saying, "You dug your own pit and that shall eventually trap you. The sole consolation I may offer is when the time comes, call my name, Iridescent." The rasp sound of a guy clearing his throat interrupted her disarrayed thoughts. She jerked her head to the individual obviously begging for some attention. She was welcomed by the austere features of Eli's face, the hardly noticeable stubbles above his upper lip in particular. He looked damn fine and rough. That made her mood fouler. She confronted his dark as night eyes though not for long. His gaze was too intense, inviting her to dive into an abysmal mystery that he epitomized.

He shifted uncomfortably, his eyes darting between Joe and me, like a cornered animal looking for an escape. “I… I don’t know!” he finally stammered, his voice trembling, a mixture of fear and confusion bleeding into his words. Joe, still on the ground, seemed to regain his composure. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a small, broken mechanical spider. The sight of it was almost pitiful, yet he held it up like it was a prized possession, like it was a key to something important. “It’s him! My spider recorded everything!” I knelt down beside Joe, carefully taking the spider from his hand. Inside, there was a tiny camera, just as Joe had said.

In my opinion, not the best. I shivered as a chill seemed to penetrate my evening gown to bring ice to my bones. I looked up to notice a long shadow I couldn't make out at the door. It was as though I could feel that monsters eyes on me still. My first act as Luna will be his banishment. The elf looked at me curiously, "I don't mean to offend." he said in practiced manner that made me think that he was used to offending people. "Not at all." I said tearing my eyes away from the menacing shadow in the corner,

“Daddy says you’re not her, but you look just like her.” I took a deep breath. “Yeah, I know it’s a little confusing, sweetie. But you’re right—I do look a lot like her.” Mia nodded seriously. “She was pretty. Like you.” As we walked around more, I finally saw what I was looking for—tiny cameras hidden in weird places. One looked like a light, and another was built into a bookshelf. Not normal cameras… these were meant to spy on me. Just like Shadowbird said.

he said. I turned my head. Looked him straight in the eye. I didn't shake. I didn't blink. I forced a perfect smile onto my face. "My apologies, Julian " I said, leaning back into the seat. "I just needed to clear my head. I’m ready to get to work." He watched my hands looking for a tremor, a flinch, anything. I kept them still in my lap. I wouldn’t be his prisoner anymore. I was a spy, in his camp. I was going to find the one secret that would hurt him badly.

Hell, he could be outside just watching me? I pulled the duvet up to my chin as my eyes were scanning all corners of the room. As I tried to call Milo but he was not picking up. I tried to call again but it was just ringing then I realized that the Eye Spy Tab which notifies me as soon as it detects a human outside the door is left in the living room. Please call me. I’m scared. An unknown number messaged me. -Lindy

The walkie-talkie hissed. A small voice slipped through the static, carrying a secret far too heavy for ten-year-old lungs. “Spy One to Spy Two. The mean maid just entered the laundry room. This is your window. Over.” Isabella Moretti crouched behind a marble pillar, rigid with the focus of someone poised to topple a throne. She pressed the pink button on her comm device, mimicking last night’s secret agents—though the blue ribbon in her dark hair made her look more like a cartoon character who’d wandered into the wrong conspiracy.

" Let me put this in your room." Ella nodded and Annie carried the teddy bear to Ella's room. She locked the door behind her and started to examine the bear. She squeezed it all over until she felt a large bump behind the right eyes. She took out her Swiss army knife and carefully dug out the eye. As she suspected, there was a camera installed behind the eye. She wondered why Jason would go to such an extreme length to spy on Ella. She thought about last night and the pictures he had taken. There was something not right.

We locked ourselves in my room and she showed me how it worked. "This one clips to your bag," she explained, holding up a tiny lens. "Looks like a regular decoration. This one's a pen camera. And this—" she pulled out a small device, "—this is a button camera. Literally hides in a button." "This is so spy movie." "Your life is a spy movie right now." She helped me attach the button camera to my jacket. "But seriously, Elena. Be careful. If he figures out what you're doing—"