Sakura Glasses Novels & Stories

He takes the drone, which is already drenched with water, and based on the look, he was sure it's already broken. "Sakura." The strange girl smiles, and after she says it, there's a wind blowing and the Sakura's flower from the nearest cherry blossom tree falling near them. Looking at the flower, which now falls near them, he nods his head. "Ah, yeah..it's now in April, so Sakura here is a bit prettier than the front gate." Smiling at him, she gets her bag and her flat shoes before she goes to the walkway. She wants to go back to her dorm, change her clothes, and go to the next class.

"I know you weren't expecting this sort of company and I'm sorry about them." Wait. What? I felt like I was missing something here. Since when does Sky apologize on our behalf just because we were making someone uncomfortable? Something was definitely going in. "It's okay." Her voice came out in a musical whisper. I almost gasped when she raised her head to look at Sky. What unusual eyes! The glasses sat on her nose did nothing to hide her eyes under the somewhat harsh light of the fast food place. On the right, a rich hazel colored eye outshone the sun kissed honey brown eye on the left side.

Said Sara giving Sekora a tight hug. “Mom, I’m not a weed, I’m a big flower. Said Sekora, crossing her arms. “Oh and which one is that?” asked Sara with a smile. “The Cherry Blossom flower.” Said Sekora returning the smile. “Alright honey, lets go or we will be late.” Said Sara, loading Sekora in the families Honda Civic and shutting door. “Can we listen to the Magical unicorns theme?” asked Sekora. “Once.” Sara replied. “Twice please!” pleaded Sekora holding up two fingers.

I'm in a much hurry than waiting for her to introduce the glasses she had just listed, so I said, “I just want something simple and dar—” “I get it… I gets it, I know exactly what you want just leave it to me,” she raised her hand to the shelve behind her and took down a box, opening it slightly to revealed a pink heart-shaped glasses with shining stuffs on it, she carefully put the cover beside it, as though it was an egg. “Here are our top notch glasses, trust me— you wear this, your crush will come finding your love, you take a little walk down the street, at least ten cars will jam into one another.” The words smoothly rolled out of her mouth as though she ate honey.

he says. “Then you must know the reason for my sudden call,” I say politely. The call goes silent for a few seconds. Then his voice comes again. “Yes, I know. It's regarding those glasses. How did you even get them?” he asks, his voice a little tense. My brow furrows. “I got them from the Moonstone Fair. A booth was selling those glasses, and Ezra wanted the star-shaped ones.” I reply. I hear his sigh through the speaker. “It's terrible that he had to end up with that cursed thing,” he says, and my muscles turn tense.

“Hasn’t anyone taught you to watch where you’re going?” Lying on the floor, dazed and trying to blink the stars from her eyes— Sakura Hoshino is pulled up by the front of her cleaning uniform. As her legs dangle above the ground, she comes face-to-face with a pair of heterochromic eyes— one black, and one a deep shade of purple. “Or were you just trying to get my attention, darling?”. It can’t be— Aronohai Misa?. Fuck. This day has to be fucking cursed!.

"Which looks better on me? Pink or red?" Sakura asked me, holding up two lipstick tubes on either sides of her lips. She had dyed her hair strawberry blonde and did it into two pigtails. She actually looked cute. "Both suit you" I said to her, refocusing on the game. Well it wasn't a game. Just practise. Haruto and Toshiro asked me to wait for them and give them a ride home. The only reason Sakura was with me is because Yua didn't want to talk to any of us.

That feeling is back and with a vengeance. Unease pricks at the corners of my mind and my heart constricts. I grab the shot glasses as soon as Randy places them down. One, two, clank! They don’t burn as they go down and I know this is where I should stop. I sigh as I turn to Sakura and Crystal. They are both blushing as Sakura placed her order with Randy. “Hey Luna," Sakura said sweetly as Crystal told Randy what she wanted.

Sora laughed as he won the fluffy bear while I had a little keychain. "I seriously suck at throwing." I said as Sora stopped in front of me with a smile. "You don't. A little practice and probably some glasses will help you out." "How do you know I need glasses?" "I noticed apart from human faces, your eyes are a bit unfocused and you've never read anything tiny." "I lost my contacts a few months back." I explained as he hummed. "You know, I think you'd really be hot with glasses. You know... the one that makes me want to call you papi."

Just her name, Derby, written in a precise, elegant script she didn't recognize. Frowning, Derby carried the box to her small kitchen counter. She sliced through the tape, pulling back the tissue paper inside. Her breath caught. Resting in a protective leather case was a sleek, lightweight pair of designer computer glasses. They featured a specific blue-light filtering lens, framed in a delicate, matte-gold titanium. It was the exact model she had stopped to admire in a boutique window weeks ago, off-handedly mentioning to herself how much she needed them because her current pair kept slipping and making her eyes ache.