Lazy Reader Glasses Novels & Stories

“It’s gonna be a long week. And then what?” “You should ask him in the morning, ‘cause I’m not sure I got everything he said.” “C’mon, give me your free version.” “It’s gonna take a lot of care and attention to detail, that’s for sure. Creams and drops, a special pillow, avoiding screens and stress. That kinda fun.” “And my vision?” “It’s gonna be the same for a few days, and then it’s gonna get slowly better over the following weeks and months until it’s fully back. If we do it the right way, maybe you won’t be needing glasses anymore.”

still can not see it properly. Your glasses will be ready in 10 minutes" 10 minutes? That's fast. My last one I got it after 2 days. Gideon ask me what color I want but I just let him decide. My only comcern is to see properly that's it. Choosing color is just a trivial things to me. At exactly 10 minutes. Yes I counted as promised my new glasses are ready. I wear them and everything is bright and clear. I glance to Gideon and I don't know why but he became more handsome.

I don't want him to get the wrong idea either. I leave the phone among all my notes and adjust my reading glasses. I don't usually wear them, but I've found that if I read and concentrate so much, my vision gets tired faster and it gives me a headache. They're old glasses that I sometimes wore in high school and haven't used since then until now that exams have started. I use them to read and reread the same thing over and over, repeating it mentally. "Dork and four eyes, you've got it all," Ashton says.

After everything that happened today, his words were enough to make me smile. “Let's go?” He asked. “Let's go.” Again… The check up was something that my absent mind didn't bother to process. Soon I could see clearer with the new glasses. Still, not perfectly, the lenses weren't precise, but at least I could see. “Your permanent glasses will be ready in a week or so. Until then, these ones will do.” The eye doc said and soon we were ready to go home. Home… But, do I want to go? Do I really want to face the memories of this day in the silence of my house? Hell no!

As though catching her with her hands in the cookie jar wasn't enough, he had to rub in. “That was a misunderstanding,” Lyra added quickly, beads of sweat forming around her temple. “I promise you, I didn't see anything. I don't have my glasses on.” "Lyra," he called just as she started moving again. She paused. “Huh?” “You don't wear glasses." Then he let out a low chuckle that made her want to melt. "I do," she insisted. "I just started... I mean, I... no, sorry. I wear glasses now."

Somethings just permanent tattoo your heart till you get a laser to get it out. “All perfect. Your lenses are meditated and be sure to take your drugs, day and night.” Dr Richards managed to cover his mouth before coughing. “Sorry.” I smiled, raising myself up from the high reclined chair. My eyes still remained glossy due to lighting and the test. I suffered from myopia. The last thing I wanted was some medicated blue contacts to fix the problem. “Thanks. Remember, less screen time, sleeping early and taking prescriptions at right time.” he smiled pleasantly with his beady eyes hiding behind those thick lens.

The doctor asked. "No". "That means, it's fine and you will be discharged today".He said and they were happy, he brought out a blue ray glass from a little box and placed it on her eyes. "You will be using these medicated glasses for a week to strengthen your sight". "Thank you so much doctor".Mrs.Lisa said. "You are welcome, please excuse me, I will go sign the discharge papers".He said and walked away. "The glasses look good on you". Emily said and they laughed.

Luna opened her eyes, but everything was a blur. No matter how many times she blinked, her vision did not clear up. /Am I shortsighted in this world? Do I need my glasses?/ When she tried to move her body to look for her glasses, she finally became aware of how odd her body in this world felt. She was so weak that she could not turn or flip her body. Her arms and legs were of no help. After struggling for quite a while, she finally thought to bring her arms up to her face to inspect what could possibly be wrong with her. To her surprise, she found that her arms and hands were very small and chubby.

Since Ate Mae already bought him a lot of bags, I turned around my gaze inside of the mall and I found books such as coloring books, story books and textbooks. I get one from each categories and put it inside of my basket. I continued wandering until I bumped into the glasses section. Since I am working from home and have online classes that is facing the monitor of my laptop all day, I am opting to buy an anti radiation glasses that will protect my eyes from the blue light. I choose a style and try it. The frame is big that suits my face really well. It has a yellowish lens and it basically means that there is an anti-radiation mechanism on this specs.

he hissed as he yanked the glasses from my face. “No!” I bellowed. “The light is blinding. I did as you asked. I watched the scenes you presented. Now, give me back the glasses.” “You watched the scenes without delivering any amount of emotion in return,” he complained. “A few tears and an orgasm are not enough. You cheated me. You do not deserve the glasses. Nor do you deserve clean air.”