Novel & Cerita My Eyes See Everything

I'm paralyzed, and for the first time in a long time, it's not out of fear. The world disappeared. All the trees in our surroundings, once blurred and hazy, are now melting right into each other like a soaked fresh painting. All I can see is his face, particularly his eyes. The specks of dark gray surrounding his pupils, the curve of his thick lashes, the unreadable emotion in them, and the sense of familiarity that it’s igniting from me.

I looked up with my eyes wide open and used my fingers to take off the green eye contact from my eyes. I searched for the little box where I keep them on the sink and arranged both of them inside it. My eyes were burning as fuck and as I looked at the mirror, knowing I couldn’t see myself except for my eyes. It was dark and extremely blurry, and the only thing I could see through the mirror were fading white eyes. Yes, my eyes were so blank. No pupil of any sort. I had eyes which were white as snow but lifeless, with strands of blue veins around them.

There were red eyes everywhere. Dozens of them. They flickered between the trees, glowing like embers, bright and unblinking. They didn’t move, not at first. They didn’t need to. Their eyes were enough. I could feel their stare, heavy and knowing, as if they could see through every layer of me. Every fear. Every doubt.

Ambrose nonchalantly remarked. His high appraisal made Larissa embarrassed. "Mister, I've special ability. My eyes have X-ray vision. It sounds like a fantasy, and I'm not sure how to explain it. Anyway, my vision can penetrate surfaces. If I focus, I can see through objects as though they are transparent.

I removed my eyes as the car sped away and laid my head on the window. What is this feeling that I'm having every time I see him?

He added in a trembling voice and proceeded to punch his still body in the chest, his hand passing through. Scared he pulled out his right hand, turning it over, again and again, to stare at it. It was transparent like he was fading away. He brought his left hand up and checked it to be sure his eyes weren't playing tricks on him. It was just the same, he could see the tiled floor. “ Don’t play this trick on me, Marco.” He warned his dead body angrily and decided to pull him up by his collar. His hands passed through once again. “ No! No!.” He whispered, the tears running down his cheeks as he withdrew his hands. “ It can't be.” He muttered in disbelief.

But the pain in my wrist from tugging at the ropes says otherwise, and the ache in my side from being thrown into this room is all too real. Wow. On the big flat-screen TV are those unforgettable eyes—eyes that no one could ever forget if they had the chance to see them. They can look right into your soul and know everything about you with just one look. Those eyes can tear you apart and leave you in a heap on the floor, undress you without even touching you. No doubt, my kids have inherited those eyes.

All I see is trees, some broken wood and large stones. "Um, are you okay?" I ask her and she laughs. Coming close to me again, "See with all of your senses, not just your eyes, see what isn't there" she whispers; as confused as I am I follow her instructions shocked when everything fades and a cabin comes into view.

ABBY POV I stared at him with an apology eyes but all I could see was him fuming in anger that when I knew I will definitely be fired! That is if he doesn’t lash on me before firing me! for a moment I saw something weird, it was a flash of burning flames, I blink my eyes and open it to see if I’m not seeing things, but the moment I open my eyes. His eyes were normal Wait didn’t i just see his eyes turn into burning flame Just now or I’m I now seeing things

I mumble, my head beginning to throb. My eyes blur for a second and I momentarily lose sight of everything, but when my vision returns, I can see everything. There is a mirror sitting against the wall on the other side of the room. I look at my reflection, noticing the disturbing color of my eyes, but they weren't anything I hadn't seen before.