Goodbye In Her Eyes Novels & Stories

The bomb shelter erupted into chaos. The guy with glasses was the first to charge at me. "Mr. Lynch is a national treasure! And you're siding with a makeup thief, a nobody–" "Zip it!" Everett floored Glasses Guy with a swift move, his eyes blazing as he scanned the room. "Make a move, and you're done for!" Annie slumped against the wall, a smug glint in her eyes. She snatched the pill, shot me a triumphant look, and gulped it down with the water Everett handed her.

Dragging her suitcase behind her, she hailed a taxi to the airport, where she met up with the junior assistant assigned to this company trip. Goodbye. Goodbye forever.

However, the look in her eyes felt more like that of a predator hunting its prey instead. I smiled faintly and answered, "I'll think about it if the severance package is good enough." Brooke then threw the pen onto her table and looked at me with an icy-cold stare. A disdainful look was in her eyes. "Theros Sommar, why is money so important to you?"

Henry was the mortician tasked with preparing her body. I watched him, hands gloved, carefully piecing her body back together. The deference and sadness in his eyes struck me. At that moment, I thought to myself, 'Well, at least the money is well spent. Consider it a final repayment of the debt I owe her for giving birth to me.' "There are tissues over there. Clean ones for you to wipe your tears," he said softly. "She wouldn't want you to cry." I thought my heart had turned to stone long ago, but the tears kept falling until his quiet words snapped me back to reality. Embarrassed, I quickly wiped my face and sneaked a glance at him.

Sighing sadly, she looks into my eyes. “Goodbye, Micah,” she laments, her voice strained and sore from crying cracks as she speaks. A tear falls down her cheek as she turns away from me.

The same man who had told her he no longer loved her? Her chest suddenly felt unbearably heavy. She realized that she might never hear his voice again. He might never wake up. That argument might have been their last. Their last conversation. Their last moment looking into each other's eyes. And if that was true... Then the last word Adrian had heard from her was— "Goodbye." Sophia closed her eyes. Another tear slowly rolled down her cheek.

"Thanks for accepting my invite and for making me stay here, I still have a work to do tomorrow so I need to go home, I bet you are as well" "You know it, same kind of life" She said and then I kiss her on her cheeks, I can feel the awkwardness and her body is simply stiffined. I bid my goodbye with the last look at her eyes, her beautiful and meaningful look, what I always love about her is the way her expression of her eyes.

I collapse to my knees, gripping my head. Visions explode behind my eyelids. A cliff. A lone figure standing at its edge. Hair flying in the wind. A familiar silhouette. No… My heart stops as I see her face. Her grey eyes. Her soft smile. Her lips part. “Goodbye, Zander.” Then, the knife in her hands rises. No… No… A scream tears from my throat as she plunges it toward her heart. “Noooooooo, Butterflyyyyyyyyy!!!”

A long and deeply sweet kiss to say goodbye. At this time, no words could be sophisticated enough to fully capture how any of them feel towards each other. “Martin, open your eyes and look at me.” He slowly opened his eyes. And her face was the first and only thing he saw. She gave him a lively smile bright enough to rival the sun, unlike the forced smile as before. Her beautiful eyes still brimmed with tears, but her smile was of love and understanding—it was the smile she always gave him, a smile that inspired him to smile.

"My heart can hardly take it because, every time I look into your eyes, I see her." I pulled away to look in those eyes one last time. What the hell was it about her? There had to be more than her just looking exactly like Madeline that had me feeling this way. I could see it, feel it in her eyes. She was feeling it too. Except if she was possibly thinking, hoping, for what my delusional heart had actually begun to believe a few times this weekend, we both knew there was no way that could be true. Finally, I took a deep breath, despite my still unconvinced insides. "Not forever, but good-bye."