Fell On Deaf Ears Novels & Stories

But he didn’t. “Oh, okay… Wanna talk about it? I’ve been told I’m a really good listener and it’s why I have such large ears.” Vanessa glanced at his ears through the corner of her eyes and she smiled. His pair was larger than most ears she had seen. “I don’t know...” She walked to another shelf and he followed. “And you? Rough day?” “Well… more like a long day. Running errands for work. Maybe we can get coffee and I can tell you about my day, while you decide if you want to share yours.”

I was swallowed up by what he was doing, what kind of nonsense he plans to do. He brought his face close to my ear which alarmed me. I can't seem to speak. I could feel his breath in my ear which made me shiver. "Be ready in the falling game", he huskily said and licked my earlobe. I am shocked at what he did but before I could complain, he had already left in front of me and was already walking away from us. "What does he say? A falling game?" I asked in my mind trying to comprehend it.

But he had to do it so that the efficacy of the substance was tested perfectly. Jacob started growling like a beast. Her body was so tense. The claws on his nails started to come out. "Argggh! Grawww! Erennn! I can not stand it anymore!" shouted Jacob. Zoya covered her ears when she heard screams and roars from Jacob. He couldn't bear to hear his best friend go through so much pain. "Soon, Jacob. Please wait a little longer!” Eren shouted.

My body tilted, and I lost my balance. In the fall, my hearing aid flew off my ear and hit the ground. And everything went quiet.

The cushion from his lap fell to the ground with an inaudible thud. What the hell did he do?

The voices were many, telling her how shameless she was. The voices of her fans, her boyfriend, her friends, the orphanage, her workers and many more. It was deafening and making her dizzy. The loud voices in her head made her not to hear the horn of the bus, driving towards her. She closed her ears and eye shut, trying to stop the voices and spinning, not knowing the danger approaching her. The voices of people shouting, telling her to leave the road, didn't help at all. Suddenly, the voices stopped. She didn't hear anything again. She was deaf at that moment and the next thing she knew was, her feet left the floor and landed her on the floor, away from where she stood.

she whispered. There was no need for her to raise her voice. She knew I could hear her. She knew I could not do anything about it. “Let’s see how far you can go.” She pushed me. I did not try to stay upright. I fell. Fully. Flat against the ground. My body did not respond. It just… gave in. The noise around me faded. Not completely. But enough. I could still hear them. Still feel them. Still know they were there.

wondered the grandfather. Not only were Azkia's thoughts closed, but at this time her ears were also suddenly deaf so she didn't hear her grandfather's words at all. While Deffin who heard, for fear of his cunning being exposed immediately dramatized by groaning in pain, "Auw ... aww... auw, my waist feels like it's going to fall off." Azkia was even more panicked, even her tears fell even harder. "Do we need to go to the hospital, let's go to the hospital. Can you get up, let me help you up." Azkia was ready in her position to help support Deffin.

Moons. Wind rushes by my ears, my body tumbling from the sky to the earth below. Only to be caught in a pair of waiting arms. I yelp, the strong bands bruising my skin from the force of my fall. The air whooshes from my lungs, a moan echoing deep inside me that can’t be heard because of the lack of oxygen. A soft purr rumbles in my ear, my head immediately cradled against a muscular chest. “You’re like a sweet little angel falling from the sky,” a familiar voice murmurs.Kev .

The sound of my own heart shattering, the weight of it suffocating me. My ears rang, the noise escalating into a maddening crescendo. My vision flickered, the room spinning violently around me, and just as the sound reached its deafening peak, everything went still. The next thing I knew, I was sinking. Falling. My body too weak to fight it. I didn’t even feel the floor beneath me as the darkness claimed me.