Magkaiba Ang Mata Viral Novels & Stories

Hay Nako! "Feeling maganda ang ugali, pero pangit naman." Puna niya. Marahas kong inalis ang kamay ko mula sa pagkakahawak niya. Baka mahawa pa ako ng virus, eh. "Ikaw nga, eh…" Tinignan ko siya, mula ulo hanggang baba at muling binalik ang tingin sa mata niya. "Feeling maganda na nga panlabas, pati ugali mo pa. Patapon!" Sigaw ko sa kanya.

Mable closed the medical records and replied to Blair calmly, "It's just as you saw." "The Ice Jade Flower can neutralize many poisons, but the virus in my body is unique. It can only temporarily suppress the toxicity and reduce its outbreaks' frequency. But it can't eliminate the toxicity. "Although this virus is incurable, it won't threaten my life. It only causes some pain when it flares up, which will subside after about twenty-four hours." Blair continued to look at Mable. His gaze grew increasingly heavy.

I was shaking all over with anger, gripping my phone so tightly it felt like it might crack in my hand. The post was still gaining traction, and the comment section was filled with filth—vile, disgusting words that were hard to even read. "Girls these days really know how to play. Valentine’s Day with no protection, just chasing thrills." "She looks so innocent. Didn’t expect her to be this wild, roleplaying the whole ‘sister-brother’ thing."

Sa Aking Mga Mata “Hinahawi ako ng mga nagliliparang buhangin ng disyerto, napupuwing sa 'di maunawaang butil ng mga bago. Nagdidiliryo sa isang larawang di malinaw kung ano, sumasagwan sa tuyot na sapa at nangingisda ng sagot sa malamyang ilat." Mula sa mga mata ng isang bata.

A family of weird and psychopath people. Naghalo na ang tubig dagat at luha sa kanyang mukha dahil hanggang leeg na niya ang tubig. Mahigpit na nakayakap na siya sa batok ni Enrico sa pagaalalang malulunod siya. They're facing each other at ilang sentimetro nalang ang lapit ng kanilang mukha. Bumaba sa beywang niya ang yakap ni Enrico, ang mga palad humahagod sa kanyang likod. Kitang kita niya na umiiyak na si Mirasol, pero hindi parin yun ang gusto niyang makita. Gusto niyang magpakumbaba sa kanya si Mira, pero di niya ito makita sa kanyang facial expression. Galit ang nakikita niya dito.

sabi nya at base sa mukha nya ang irita Sasagot sana ako pero pinigilan nya ako, "Ako muna, pwede?" Wala akong nagawa kundi tumango "Nung una, kaya ko tiisin ka. Pero nung makita kong kaya mo akong hindi pansinin din, at nakita kong masaya ka sa iba. Damn! Ang sakit isipin! That should be me!" Irita nyang sabi Wala akong nagawa kundi ang yakapin nalang sya

Morgana explained with a sad smile on her face. I wondered why she looked sad despite the smile. Her smile didn't reach her eyes. "Who did this?" Sage asked with squinted eyes. "Cause I'm sure this isn't a thing back at the kingdom. This is related to black magic." He frowned. "Yeah, it isn't a thing in our world since it's a spell." Morgana shrugged. "But someone went extra miles to protect the people." "That must be Mila." Sage said. "She never grows up. The risk is huge." He complained.

Kumalabog ng matindi ang puso nang magtagpo ang aming mga mata. Kung hindi ko lang talaga kilala itong gago na 'to, sigurado akong isa ako sa mga babaeng todo ang paghahabol sa kanya. He's whole being says it well. His dominating aura, like a wild and dangerous lion, the ruthlessness of his deep set of green eyes, it made me admire that God's created some people that are too perfect. Flawless. Splendid. "H-How do you know this place? Masyadong tago ang lugar na ito para mahanap ng kahit na sino." Lumunok ako. "Are you stalking me?"

There was no one there. Then the Silver Pen in her hand began to move. It began to write in the sand at her feet. LOOK AT THE WATER, MAYA. LOOK AT WHAT WE BROUGHT Maya looked at the waves. The water was filled with millions of glowing silver lights. They were the remains of the virus. They were not attacking. They were cleaning the water. They were turning sand into good soil for plants. Maya looked at the Pen. Then she looked at the glowing sea. She felt a pain in her palm.

His eyes were jet-black eyes, na akala mo’y black hole na hinihigop ang pagkatao mo. “Ganda ba ng mata ko?” Inirapan ko siya. “Anyways. This will serve to you as an improvement. You can now probably use Irve without those damaging and painful strains.” Ani nito at kumindat sa ‘kin. Napakunot ang noo ko nang makitang nagv-vanish na siya, “Well, time’s up.” -- I opened my eyes and nandito na ‘ko sa kwarto ko. Nanlaki ang mga mata ko at sinuri agad ang sarili.