Ferb I Can't See Did It Work Novels & Stories

"Brother, stop writing. I have two things to tell you." Liam looked up from behind his computer screen, taking off his glasses. "Go ahead." "The first thing is, it seems I've recovered." There was excitement in my voice that I couldn't hide. Liam also seemed to notice, finally completely diverting his attention from the computer screen. "Is it because of the serum?" I shook my head. "That serum doesn't work. It's Faye..." "Faye?" Liam asked, puzzled. I pretended to cough twice. "We spent the night together..." I didn't explain fully, but I figured Liam would understand what I meant.

“You should know enough about yourself.” After saying that, Angga took out his cell phone. Then he aimed at Feby's face and turned on the camera function on the flat object. “Hey!” protested Feby with a sullen face. Feby's hand was ready to grab the cell phone. However, her efforts failed due to her height which was greatly outmatched by Angga's posture. She was even more annoyed when her husband's assistant pointed the camera phone at the baby. “Don't interrupt my work, Feb!”

Ember's POV I stood in front of the mirror, frowning. It's been two days since I took up the challenge to fight Faye and win but right now, I don’t feel so sure of winning anymore. One day of training with Everest and I was beginning to understand why I couldn't win against Faye. My chance of ever beating Everest in a fight right now is one out of ten but yet Faye did it effortlessly.

Penny let out the breath she had been holding, a relieved look appearing in her eyes. Despite everything, the issue had been resolved. Zane called her then, and he called out her name excitedly, “Penny…” He could not get the other words out of his mouth. He was so shocked that spots had appeared in his vision. “It’s alright, Dad. Focus on recuperating.” Zane opened his mouth, but he did not know what to say. Another moment passed before he asked, “Was it Caleb Fergerson?”

It was similar yet a bit different. “I…can see…something…” Onigfer’s expression immediately grew hopeful as he asked me, “What do you see?” My eyes were trained on the stump and I tried hard to focus on that blue shining ball of light that was floating right in the center. “I…see…something blue…but how can I see right through the stump?” I was both amazed and curious as to how that was the case. Onigfer smiled and answered, “Finally, I have found a worthy candidate…”

I can see her tears drip down her face and my own heart is twisting in my chest in agony as I desperately stroke Damien’s face, “We can fix this, right? There has to be something you can do!” Fera’s hands are glowing even brighter and I can see the strain on her face, “I don’t know. I don’t know!” However, no matter how much she tries, Damien’s breathing doesn’t get better. I feel so useless right now, “M-My powers – I’m the Righ, right? Maybe I can do something! Tell me what to do!” However, the look on Fera’s face makes my heart sink, and she says, tiredly, “Your powers. I don’t know why you can’t access them yet. If you could, maybe – But you can’t.”

I wiped my tears, controlled my breathing and hammering heartbeats, and yelled at him, "Yes, I can't see properly because I'm BLIND” .. .. Thank You ShineeSunshine ❤️

It’ll be easier to proceed with my next step. With that thought in mind, Fred could not help but smile approvingly. However, he soon caught himself and cleared his throat. “It sounds great, but how high is the success rate? Is it still in the experimental stage, or have you succeeded? Do you want me to wait another year or something?” “There’s no need to wait. I’ve already succeeded,” Rhea said confidently. “Oh, yeah?” Fred was doubtful. “How would I know if you’ve succeeded or are just trying to impress me?”

“Ahh. I can't see!” I got up slowly, brushing my messy hair from my forehead. My back was aching so bad that it was difficult to process anything else. Her glasses were a few feet away. I picked them up, turned them over in my hand, then looked at her. Still on the floor, blinking up at me like a lost kitten. Of course. She couldn’t see a damn thing. I sighed, crouched in front of her, and held them out. “Hold still,” I said, quieter than I meant to.