In Plain Sight Novels & Stories

She also could never stand the smell of a grown man pee every time she sat there to wait to her bus. “ You can see me?.” He questioned, his eyes glued to her. Alyssa paused for a while as her eyes trailed down from his head to his toe. Blood stained shirt. Tore shirt. Barefoot. Rough hair. A breathe that stink. How did she miss all that? How did she not notice that he was one of them? One of those that were treated in asylums. “ Wait, you can see me.” Marco questioned curiously, shocked as well as ashamed.

Downstairs, 10,000 white roses formed a bed of flowers with 100 white candles scattered among them, surrounding a crystal box at the very center. Inside the box were my eyeballs. Next to the bed of flowers stood a choir as well as a priest, whom Samuel had specifically invited. He mentioned that Daeleen was the gentlest soul alive and that she would surely become an angel after death. Only a priest's prayers could ensure that Daeleen received my eyes.

I opened my eyes and saw the knife held firmly in a hand just inches from me. Following the line of his arm, I saw the seventeen-year-old Ryan appear in front of me. His abdomen was wrapped in thick bandages. His eyes were bloodshot with fury. He stared at the thirty-year-old Ryan with a gaze that shifted from anger to disbelief and, finally, to utter despair. He gripped the sharp knife tightly. Blood dripped from his hand. It fell into my eyes and blurred into a brilliant poppy flower.

Just a dark shirt with the sleeves pushed back to the forearm, the fabric pulling slightly across his shoulders as he reached for the coffeepot. I stopped in the doorway. There was something about seeing him like that, unhurried and unguarded, the composed and slightly formal person from last night stripped back to something simpler by the ordinariness of a Tuesday morning, that made me aware of him in a way that felt different from the night before. Warmer. More specific. More inconvenient, if I were being honest with myself. The floorboard beneath my foot betrayed me. He looked up. Morning light came through the window behind him, catching the edge of his jaw and the slight disorder of his

she said. She quickly kept the paper inside her back, locked her locker and dashed to the theater. ♪"Full fathom five thy father lies; Of his bones are coral made; Those are pearls that were his eyes; Nothing of him that doth fade; But doth suffer a sea change; Into something rich and strange. Sea-nymphs hourly ring his knell...."♪ "Wow, who in sultan high have such a glorious voice?" Amanda said as she entered the theater, walking towards the stage.

Your son is alive... Third person POV. " Bright...your son. Don't you wanna see him?" Williams mum shocked both Jade and William " How dare you... How dare you mention my baby with your mouth?" Jade didn't realize but now she was in tears. William with his mouth hanging open too had a drop of tear fall off without him realizing it.

Zip, zilch, nada. As I scrolled the screen, I watched it bounce back to the original state because there was absolutely nothing to scroll against. "What do you mean?" Came the sudden outraged cry of a female specimen in the cafeteria. I averted my gaze from my phone that was filled with loneliness and tried to find out what caused the ruckus. My gaze darkened when it settled on the Prime Empire's table. The brunette from earlier was on her feet, fire burning in her eyes. Amusement at her demeanor flew in the air between the members of the Prime.

Anything. Nothing.

His etiquette is top tier. He is looking and the same direction I wonder why it looks so safe... he is staring at something that my eyes can't see. But the sense of admiration and comforting is there. It is as if he is looking in something that he truly admires. Now, I can't help but feel curious about what sight he is seeing. “If you can still hear the droplets of the water you are lucky that you have a hearing“ ”If you can still see the sight in front of you be grateful for what you are seeing“

Bottomless. Watching. “…I see again.”