Glenn Eye Popped Out Novels & Stories

Gallus warned that chilly night at the hospital they talked the terms, not that it makes a difference of recalling. A sudden hit of brakes almost bumped her head on the driver seat's headrest. Upon opening her eyes wide, the tearstained face of Helena Aragon shined by the car headlights caused her pupils to dilate more. She surveyed the area, realizing they were near the entrance of the mansion while coincidentally recognizing the familiar figure who stormed out of the door with piles of clothes obstructing his face. She was shortly kept in suspense as the person proceeded on throwing the garments to her pale white mother which revealed the grimness of her father's facial expression. In her

I think I'm going to stay for just two days at this school. I was about riding off when my eye caught a passenger in the front of the bus. the only passenger there actually. Her head was leaned on the window and her eyes were closed but I could tell she wasn't sleeping cause she kept smiling and scrunching her nose and I could have sworn I saw her pout her lips for a split second. As if she had just kissed somebody. It's like she's day dreaming and In that moment She looked so peaceful like nothing could harm her.

My swollen little piggies were the only thing not covered. “Let me get some shoes,” I said before retreating into my bedroom. It was warm out, so I shed my cardigan and slipped on some flip flops. I couldn’t help but give myself a cursory once over in the mirror. I looked terrible, my left eye a colorful array of purples and yellows, but there was nothing that could be done. At least most of the swelling around my eye was gone. It was still a little swollen, but most of the puffiness was in the area surrounding my stitches at my brow bone.

She looks almost dreamily at nothing in particular and now I am definitely worried. “GURRRRLLLL! You got it this bad after one day. Don’t get me wrong he is Drop Dead Gorg…. Oh sht! It’s him isn’t it. The one from the park. The one you stare at when he’s walking his dog! Fuck me, I might start running in the mornings if thats the kind of eye candy you get to oggle!” Ally is laughing again and even I can’t stifle my giggle. That’s Ally, a positive force in a negative situation. “Ally!” Liv is now almost purple with embarrassment. “I told you that was a secret!”

Harlan’s face went white. Only then did he notice something strange about Warren’s eyes. His left eye was unnaturally bright and completely lifeless. “Your eye?” “That’s right. I lost sight in one eye. The entire eyeball was removed, and what you see now is a prosthetic,” Warren said calmly, without a trace of sadness. Harlan frowned tightly. “How did that happen? I thought you were supposed to have died in that accident.” Warren’s expression went still. “Yes. I almost did.”

I wanted him to be aware of what was happening or it would be no fun. His muffled screams could still be heard. His eyes seemed to widen some more. Stretching his right eye open with my left forefinger and thumb, I brought my other hand forward to take the jewel out. He shook his head from side to side, annoying me to no end but once I had decided to take something, there was no stopping me. So, with a little effort, I was able to finally get my fingers inside his eye socket and get his eyeball out. Nice and beautiful.

When Mackenzie's eyes opened, a familiar pair of overt hazel eyes were staring down at her, audible sounds of remorse escaping his lips. The sight, although blurry, she could note the familiar lines of wrinkles around his eyes. With a strangled breath, she uttered, "Pops?"

I sat there thinking, my thoughts spiraling when Glen shifted in his sleep. At first it was subtle, a change in his breathing, a faint tension returning to his shoulders then his lashes fluttered, and his eyes opened. They locked onto mine immediately, I must have been drifting, because it took me a second to realize I had been staring at him. Glen watched me with an expression I couldn’t quite name then a small chuckle escaped him. Before I could react, he lifted his hand and lightly bopped my nose with his finger.

I shook firmly and then looked him straight in the eye. Grey flashed his teeth again but when his eyes returned back to normal, I noticed a glow. A dull glow ring on his pupils. I'd seen them before. “You got something on your eyes.” “What?” “I mean your eyes, they shine when you– “Must be the sun.” Perhaps…. Or maybe Maya was right all along and indeed, something was wrong with Gregory.

Then finally— “Fine. I think we’re—” A strange glow suddenly passed through her eyes, cutting off midair. She winced at the force of the glow, her face tightening like something inside recoiled. Then slowly, she peeked through one eye, confused. And in the blink of an eye—it happened. It gave no warning.