My Eyes Welled Up With Tears の小説・ストーリー

"It sucks," I squeezed my eyes shut. For the first time in what felt like ages, tears spilled from my eyes.

Tears stung my eyes, but I refused to let them fall. But guess what? It fell.

Tears stung my eyes and slipped down my temples. "Fuck…I am indeed pathetic".

Arlene spouted, her disgusted mouth twisting. I struggled to stop the tears from flowing as they welled up in my eyes as my eyesight became foggy. I refused to give them the gratification of seeing me cry and wouldn't allow them to. But what they said weighed heavily on me, and I felt as though I was suffocating as a result.

She felt a pang in her chest. Tears started welling up in her eyes once again.

I said, but there was still no response. Despite my efforts to hold back my tears, I couldn't stop them from flowing. I was overwhelmed by the weight of my emotions, and the tears came pouring out of my eyes like a river. Each drop that fell held so much pain and anger at my own helplessness. "I can't bear to see you like this, Jerry. Please wake up," I begged, my voice cracking with emotion. As another tear rolled down my cheek, I knew he wouldn't wake up soon. But the thought of seeing him like this was tearing me apart.

My blue-green eyes fill with tears, and I smile at myself before they begin to fall. "Hello," I whisper to myself.

She sniffed. "Please!" I pleaded again as a single tear trickle down my eye. Geez! I can't believe a tear just came out of my eyes. I can't even remember the last time I saw my own tears. My mind flashed back to the guy I saw Diva with. So this is how bad it hurts...

on the screen, and tears suddenly fell uncontrollably. ***

I heard him, but I couldn’t bring myself to answer. Before I knew it, my lips were quivering uncontrollably and then warm, wet tears spilled over my eyes and rolled down both my cheeks. I have never felt like this before, and I didn’t even realize that I had started crying until the tears streamed down my face. At first, I thought I was simply sad and upset; however, those emotions didn’t adequately explain what I was feeling.