Opal Eyes Novels & Stories

Grandma said and David chuckled a little. "Sorry. Grandma i want to ask you something. Hear it out and please no joking around okay." Grandma nodded while trying her best to hold her laugh. "What is it? I'm all ears." David cleared his throat before speaking. "Grandma do Omegas has Purple eyes?" "Ahmm no." "Seriously?" "Actually, that’s not common. There was one ancient family of Omegas who had Purple eyes but that family was killed brutally, every last member was strangled." David was deep in thinking.

Against all odds, Brandon was the easiest, most complying patient in history. I think the scare of almost losing all his sight gave a whole new meaning to this opportunity to restore his eyes to full health. He never complained about the awful cream he had to apply directly on his eyeballs, he never missed drops or meds time, he slept on his belly, and kept his eye shields on around the clock.

He calmly rises from the floor and lets his form take over him fully before looking straight at the woman and speaks, “Thank you for telling me the answer yourself.” Ophelia stares in horror at the face of the human, stumbling back in shock. She looks into the red eyes, staring at her with murderous intention. She is even more horrified when she sees his whole face. Black cracks are spread all over his face, much like the face of a cracked China doll, his hair no longer blonde but black.

Three months later, sunlight pierced through the wispy clouds in the sky and shone down onto the snow in the Northwind snowfields, reflecting a dazzling white color across the ground. I was crouching over in an open space, patiently teaching a pack of young pups how to identify medicinal herbs in the snow. A slight breeze blew by, ruffling my long hair under my hood, revealing a pair of strikingly different heterochromatic eyes—one blue, one silver. Renault had found the world's top ophthalmologist from human society and used a secret technique to implant a compatible eyeball in my empty socket.

the lights went off in the lab, it was the time when they had to switch to the backup power. Olivia opened the pod first, she turned to pick the tranquilizer on the chair. his eyes flicked open , they were white, like that of the woman chanting spells, Olivia did'nt see his eyes, cuz the lights were out, and only the red emergency light was on, when she was about to touch him, his eyes glowed red, his wolf eyes, then it went back to it's beautiful shade of Chestnut-brown.

She only needed to save up for another year so she could have eye surgery. Moreover, a week ago when she had her eyes checked at the hospital, the doctor said that the condition of both her eyes had gotten worse. And the doctor advised Olivia to immediately perform surgery, because it happened that the hospital had supplies of corneas for her. But unfortunately Olivia can't do much, she doesn't have the money to pay for her surgery, so she can't do anything but keep working and wait until all the money is collected.

“Sir, what do you mean?” “Jameson Chinn has been my private doctor for thirteen years, yet he’s been unable to do anything about my condition. If I want my eyes to heal faster, I definitely can’t count on him.” As he spoke, he sighed. “So the only choice is to offer a high price to a foreign specialist to come over and put on an act.” Ol’ Joe’s entire body gave jolted. “Sir, you mean to…” The man raised his large, well-defined hand and yanked off the black ribbon that was constantly covering his eyes, revealing his sharp and cold pupils. “This thing has been worn for too long. It’s about time to throw it away.”

One of the officers began to open the zipper slowly. As the body bag opened, Olivia saw a pale face. Her eyes were closed and her lips were blue. She knows this face very well, before this there was a smile behind those blue lips. The two eyes that were closed even before had a warm look, her lashes were curly like a swaying instinct.

Diana opened her eyes as soon as the mild fragrance of flowers hit her olfactory bulbs. Opening her eyes, the first thing she saw was the sun that was staring back at her from the horizon. His bright red color was now faded to orange. Tears welled up in her eyes as just like her it seemed to lose all its spark and spirit and appeared dull and weary.