Green Gray Eyes Novels & Stories

I had meant it when I told her green was my favorite color—because it was the color of her eyes. I could spend hours just staring into them, watching how they shifted with her emotions. A darker green with golden flecks when she was angry. A lighter, more vivid green when she was excited or turned on. It was mesmerizing. And if we had a daughter, I hoped she got her mother’s eyes. If it was a boy… well, green eyes wouldn’t be bad for a son either. "I like that bra," I murmured. Joan smirked as she rummaged through her bag.

"Rubbish! He is hot and sexy, donvt be a hypocrite! Admit it" "Yeah... He is not that bad!" I said. "When he called our name for the attendance list, his eyes stay very long at me, when he called my name! It was like he undressing me with those eyes! Do you know that they were emerald? I mean his eyes color?" "No." I said, while inside my mind scream Yes. "They were the greenest green I ever seen! Did I said greenest?" Lidya Laugh out laud with her choice of words. "It is as green as the amazone forest! Wild, exotic, wild and calming at the same time."

I chuckled at my little mate. "Xavier, get up." Despite her words she moved closer to me and let her head rest on my chest. "And why should I?" She moved to where her beautiful brown eyes stared into my green ones. Her eyes were beautiful. Three different shades of brown all melted together. The outer ring was a coffee brown while the middle one was so dark that it was almost black. Just almost. The inner ring of brown was like a caramel brown. Then right before her pupil was a light shade of green and blue, all morphed to fit into one ring.

Pale green eyes weren’t common, but they weren’t impossible either. It didn’t mean anything. It couldn’t mean anything.

"Sir, didn't you know? A child's eye color can be different from their parents' eye color," Summer replied while nodding cutely. Kendrick froze again. "Where did that myth come from?" "That's not a myth, but a fact! There are many cases where a child's eye color is a combination of the eye colors of both parents. Green and blue can produce gray. All three lack pigment." "But I'm not your father! Why do you keep insisting on your ridiculous idea?" Kendrick was getting more and more annoyed.

Reluctantly, she turns to me, and looks into my eyes. I don't even know how to describe such beauty. She has lovely, almond-shaped eyes, framed with thick, dark eyelashes. Her iris was outlined in black, and the rest was filled with with a beautiful mix of emerald-green and lime-green. The two colors beautifully swirl together, with specks of other greens here and there. Her pupil is pitch black, a great contrast with the vibrant. Her eyes are so radiant, alluring, captivating... At this exact moment, I want nothing more than to kiss her.

[ZARA] Call me insane, but it was the first time I really looked into his eyes. And really noticed how deep and ridiculously gorgeous they were. The light that sank on his face always tricked me into believing they were a sort of hazel. They were not. Weirdly, under the light of the room, and the shadows that captured his sturdy face, they appeared to be green. The green that reminds one of the fresh wands of grass and the force of nature in the wild.

I sat on the floor after staring at my eyes for minutes. Gray was right, my eyes looks dead. I tried my best to put a sparkle on it but I failed. These green eyes used to reflect the healthy leaves and the aurora borealis, but now, all I can see are the dying leaves, ready to fall off the tree. I moaned when I felt a pain in my neck. I massa

“You!…. Grey!…. How?” Ka-Rin could not help it as she bursted into laughter at his actions. “Since you are having trouble finishing your words I shall help you. Yes I too have grey eyes as you, however mine are not as pure as yours. If you look closely you can see that there is also another color in there.” She replied with a down ward gaze as if she was embarrassed about here eye color. “There is also purple in there.” As Ka-Rin paused X exclaimed, “Alyisha is your mother!” “Yes, she is.” Replied Ka-rin cooly.

“Yeah, that’s how I refer to people who don’t tell me their names. By their eye color.” I explain, Sarah’s eyes dart to green eyes. “But his eyes aren’t green. I mean greens in there, but they’re not just green.” Sarah says, and my eyes dart to his. They’re green! What the heck is she talking about? I lean closer on the table, to look better. Everyone at the table now paying attention.