Saiki Without Glasses Novels & Stories

He moved back and leaned his back on his seat, "Oh, my glasses, I'm using contact lenses, it's the same with my eyeglass but I prefer lenses, you know I'm comfortable than using something that might fall or distract me, he explained. I knew it. "Oh, okay," I responded and he suddenly stopped eating. "Can I ask you a favor?" he said and I just nodded though I didn't know what it would be. "Now that we're going to be in the same company, working together, I hope we could work in peace without awkwardness, I can see that you're uncomfortable with me, and I want to eliminate that awkwardness in you. Can we do that?" he asked and I was surprised, I was too transparent that he noticed, wasn't I?

She heard her friend's voice and they all came running to her room. "Why the fuck aren't you wearing your glasses?" "I'm very much fine without it, thank you." Shelly rolled her eyes. "Of course, you are." Kiara's voice was dripping with sarcasm as she grabbed the glasses off the nightstand and placed it on the bridge of her nose. "There, much better." "I don't need glasses," Shelly grumbled before noticing what she had bumped into. "A freaking wall!" "You got that right, honey," Kiara smirked.

After disinfecting the wound Kiara took the tweezers and was about to take out the pieces of glass . " You are a human and your physique is weak . Let Gilbert do it ! I won't carry you if you faint . " said Eskylrious with a cold tone . Kiara looked at him then focused on taking the glass pieces out of her skin . Doctor Gilbert looked quite shocked when he saw Kiara taking the process of glass out of her skin leisurely . In a few minutes , she was able to take all the pieces of glass out then placed them on the tray that doctor Gilbert was holding .

Elina studied Sambas as he talks, and then stood up to leave with the plate in his hands. Though she couldn’t see him. She held his pants when he was able to stand. “Please could you help me with my glasses? I can’t see right now, and it’s bad. I need my glasses to stay alive.” She pouted. “I shouldn’t do that, the master order Aziel not to give you your glasses.” “You could get it without him knowing, I’m sure he won’t be mad.”

Chris, who had been casually drinking tea with Carl, took the images and held them up to the light. He squinted at them, his facial features contorting strangely. "Hold on a second, I think my contact lens slipped," he muttered. He tried adjusting his lens with one hand while holding his eyelid with the other, but it didn’t seem to help. Finally, he gave up and took them out, grabbing a pair of glasses from his desk drawer. Renee blinked in surprise. "You wear glasses?" Chris adjusted the frames and smiled. "More than that—I'm practically blind without them. My prescription is over a thousand. Hard to tell, right? I usually wear contacts, so my face hasn't developed those permanent marks gla

“I am starving!” Piper exclaimed as she opened the paper bag. She looked at Kai to see him looking back at her. He still had his mask and glasses on. Piper couldn't help but chuckle, “At least take them off, Kai. Why are you wearing sunglasses in the car? Your windows are tinted.” She pointed out while taking her burger and fries out of the bag. She placed the empty bag on the floor of the car.

"Who are you?" "Oh, I forgot. Vincent said you'd probably need these until your eyes got used to being open again." she puts a pair of glasses on my face. I used to wear my glasses all the time, but the longer I spent around the supernatural elements of my life, my glasses were forgotten. Who cares if you're farsighted when you have the far vision of a wolf and the night vision of the Fae? Does it matter if some of the near details are fuzzy when you can see auras?

“Good luck with what’s his face.” I grimaced and watched Akio walk down the aisle toward me. Big, goofy glasses nearly falling off his face, skinny arms holding a stack of notebooks and textbooks, Dragon Ball Z shirt. He tripped over someone’s backpack, books flying everywhere, and scrambled to pick everything up. When he stood back up, he pushed his glasses up his nose and looked at me with flushed cheeks. “H-hi, Amy.” “You’re Akio?” I asked, gazing down at my notebook.

His gaze shifted downwards to my lips and I was forced to look away. I felt him exhale slowly before he leaned back slightly, putting distance between us but allowing his left arm to hover around my neck. We stayed like that, silent until the doors finally opened. The head surgeon stepped out, removing his mask. For a second, my heart stopped. “The surgery was successful," he announced. "He will make use of glasses for the time being, but after two weeks, he can see without them; if you had wasted any more seconds on them, it would have changed a lot."

It was a common symptom that often occurred when patients with semi-permanent blindness experienced their eyes still struggling to focus. "Oh, this one is better," Chloe said after trying on the reddish-brown framed glasses Darren had just handed her. Chloe blinked a few times to adjust her vision. Feeling satisfied, she looked around to readjust herself. Everything looked much better now. She felt there was no need to worry too much. "I'll just use this pair of glasses, Darren." The man smiled broadly. "It's a relief to find the right one. It's a natural reaction as your eyes need time to adjust. Don't engage in too many activities outside without eye protection for now."