Newborn Eyes Bloodshot Novels & Stories

The newborn's eyes blinked open, shining with the same warm amber as her father's. Emotion clogged my throat as I let out a sniff, staring at Orion, who already had tears streaming down his own cheeks. “Our baby,” I choked out, and Orion stumbled forward, pulling both of us into an embrace. “Thank you...” he had whispered against my hair

Discussed who he looked like. "He has Jane's nose," Kyle declared. "And Thomas's chin," I added. "His eyes are gray," Maya observed. "Will they stay that way?" "Most babies are born with gray or blue eyes," I explained. "They change color as they get older." "What color will his be?" "We'll have to wait and see." Daniel made soft noises. Content sounds that reminded me of Maya as a newborn. Those first weeks when everything was new and terrifying and beautiful. "He's so quiet," Maya said. "I thought babies cried all the time."

Even though it was not an intimate gesture, it still made her feel embarrassed. She quickly pushed Simon away and got down from his arms. She went over to her son and said in a concerned tone, "What's wrong with you? Why did you close your eyes?" "My eyes hurt." The little kid was still covering his eyes with his hands. Sharon became anxious. "Pain? Weren’t you alright just a moment ago? Why does it suddenly hurt? Let me have a look." She prised the little kid's hands away and examined his eyes seriously. It seemed pretty normal to her.

Fiona “No no no no!” The words spilled out of my mouth before I could stop them. My heart slammed against my ribs so hard it hurt. My arms tightened around my son like if I held him tight enough the world could not touch him. His eyes were glowing. Red. Not normal red. Not the color of crying or sickness. It was bright like hot coal inside a fire pit. I could see the light on his cheeks. It made my stomach twist. “My baby?” I whispered.

Mason kissed her hand softly as he sat beside her on the bed. It started out just as a small ordinary conversation and it escalated to something else. Rose went through the later hours of her labour, mad at her husband because of his decision. When she finally put to bed. She'd insisted that she and the baby go to the hospital for a proper medical checkup. The baby was born with yellow eyes. "It is probably just a colouration, it'll clear. No cause for alarm." Mason said. "Are you crazy, this baby is clearly not ok. Yellow eyes usually signify liver problems…" Rose yelled angrily.

She let out a long breath, turned her face sideways, and bumped into a turquoise eye. Sagon plopped down on the side of her bed and stared at her with an eye that hadn't even grown yet. His right eye was still an empty black eye hole, the left eye had grown, but there was only a lone turquoise eyeball set in the socket, the eyelid was not repaired along with the lower eyelid, and at first glance, it was even more oozing than the two black eye holes. Evelyn froze for just a moment and immediately recovered.

Understand now? Tara froze, staring at me in shock. I did not care. I turned around to leave, but a shadow blocked my path. I looked up. I did not know how long he had been standing there. Ethan's bloodshot eyes told me everything. He had cleaned himself up, trying to look sharp, but no matter how polished his appearance, eyes never lied. No one could fake the exhaustion of countless sleepless nights. His voice was hoarse and tinged with nervousness. "I didn't know she came here. I'll send her away right now, Lana."

I whispered and slapped my hand over my mouth. When I gave birth to Noah, his eyes had been the color of the sea. Now all of a sudden, they were purple? "What's this?" I asked, but Ryder just smiled and shrugged. "It's crazy to me too. He woke up and I heard him making gurgling sounds, so I came to look. Lo and behold, his eyes were purple." I reached over to run a finger down my baby's soft cheek, "How could this be? No one in my family has purple eyes, not to even talk of eyes that change color."

Jennifer’s eyes were puffy and red from all the crying with little pieces of white tissue clinging to her eyelashes. “I told you, it isn’t your fault. The doctor said that with Alpha babies, it can put more strain on the mother and the uterus. It is not that uncommon for bleeding if the mother is being active due to all the quick changes. Sometimes, you will rip or tear something and the bleeding will start. That baby is perfectly healthy and growing.” Jaxson said as he placed his hand on my stomach. At that moment, the baby kicked Jaxson’s hand. He was so surprised that he jerked his hand away and looked at me in shock. “Did he just kick me?”

All that mattered to him was his mate's happiness. He pulled back and leaned his forehead against hers. "As long as it makes you happy. It doesn't matter if she isn't my blood. She will be ours. Our little girl." Naomi beamed and leaned her head on his shoulder. The baby stirred in her arms and slowly opened her eyes. They gasped in shock at the colour of the baby's pupils. They were as dark as the night sky, as dark as obsidian. The baby stared up at them in curiosity, eyes round and wide.