Novel & Cerita Rob Behind Her Eyes

He's touching her. Okay. Blake took in a deep breath and roared: Kick him back Maya! Push him away and we will save you. I turned to Maya to see that her tears increased, she was trying to avoid eye contact with me, and it was almost like she doesn’t want to look at me. But why? Why doesn’t she want to look at me? I know I came to rescue her late but it doesn’t mean she won’t look me in the eyes. Suddenly, Baby threw her on the floor like a piece of cloth. I wince as she falls to the ground.

The only thing visible is her smile, the eyes have been covered. “I call it Rordarh.” With that, I flip her over, and smack her left butt cheek.

She asked as her eyes looked up at me, a hint of pleading in them. Pleading for the truth, for something I know she couldn’t handle. I give her a soft smile before gently brushing her cheek with the back of my hand. “I told you, baby. They were rogues.” She looks at me, those round eyes of her staring right at me for a few seconds, before finally, she blinks and looks straight ahead. “Right. Just rogues,” she says, almost like she was telling herself rather than me. Almost like… she was convincing herself.

“It didn’t feel like a dream. It felt… like something else entirely.” Cast nodded weakly as he watched me hobble over with Roxy in my arms. He leaned down and looked at her eyes. Roxy's eyes were exactly the same shade of blue as Lincs. He sighed and weakly brushed his thumb against Roxy's cheek. “Home?”

Robin is my mate, and it's not like we did something outrageous in front of Ericka. "Robin, why are you with her?!" Ericka questioned with a glum expression. "It's just a coincidence. I saw her arms had a bruise, and I was just curious." Robin replied nonchalantly without even looking at me. I clenched my fist, silently aggrieved at his nonchalance. Ericka sighed in relief and glared at me secretly. Her hostility towards me was visible through her actions. She smiled at Robin and approached him. Then she clings to Robin's arm affectionately and pouts her lips.

Hearing your thoughts and seeing what you can see… What's the difference? I did not reply. I merely showed her what the difference was. In front of Snowie's stunned gaze, I thrust my finger into my right eye and forcibly plucked my eyeball out. Of course, there would not be blood or gore. After all, my right eye was a prosthetic.

we hop on and she takes off down the road, it was then the rogues came out of hiding charging at us, running after the bike. “I’ve never seen rogues with eyes that colour before!” she says, their eyes are red as blood “we should try bringing one of them back alive” I say all four of them on our tails “I’m gonna do a front wheelie and toss you, shift mid air and attack, 3,2,1!”

had made him want to find out more. "Seriously, would it kill you to shut up?!" Robin roared and turned to him. Eric's mouth fell open as he saw her face. It had changed quite unexpectedly. Her eyes were gray and glowing, her chest was heaving, fangs were jutting out from her thin mouth, and Eric barely had time to process any thoughts before a terrified scream escaped his lips.

How you begged me so prettily to let you come? I actually whimpered. Quietly, barely audibly, but it escaped before I could stop it. "You okay back there, Lia?" Rob asked from the front, his eyes finding mine in the rearview mirror. There was suspicion in his gaze. Like he knew something was happening but couldn't figure out what.

Brooks, even if it meant temporarily separating from her. As Dr. Brooks' eyelids fluttered open, I spoke softly to calm her, "You're okay, we're here. Everything is going well." My gentle tone seemed to calm her, a reassuring presence in the midst of uncertainty. Her gaze, still cloudy with sleep, searched for a familiar face. "Raven?" she whispered, her voice weak but hopeful. I smiled, my heart swelling with affection. "Yes, I'm here! Just rest, love. You're doing great." I took her hand, my fingers intertwining with hers, as Naki looked on, our faces etched with concern and compassion. Dr. Brooks' eyes, now open, locked onto mine, and a faint smile crossed her lips, comforted by my presen