Sea Green Eyes Novels & Stories

He watched fearfully as she fell to her knees in front of him, barely breathing when she reached up to brush the tips of her fingers across his cheekbones. "David... they... are beautiful" Moni stuttered out when she gazed into her mate's eyes. She saw ocean waves there, his eyes had turned blue, fluctuating between Mediterranean Sea blue and the darkest blue, almost black, of the ocean at night. "Why would you ever hide them?" she asked as she watched the waves roll across his eyes, the pupils almost having disappeared.

It feels soft and gentle. Amara gasps, her eyes looking right at me with wonder. “Holy cow Zoe, your eyes are glowing.” I place my hand on my face as if I can feel its glow. Then look down at the water and see my reflection. My eyes are glowing like a blue neon sign. They're large and shiny. I close them and open them in hopes that it's some kind of hologram, but they're still glowing like beacons. “I-I-I I've never seen them do this.” I stutter, horrified. Amara shrugs. “Maybe it's a Siren thing.” I gaze at her dubiously. “Okay, then why would they glow now?” Amara gestures to the pool. “Well, Sirens are water creatures. Maybe it's your way of telling you that the water is fine.”

It rushed towards them with a smile. "I didn't expect to encounter your friends here, my love," the girl remarked, gazing at them, causing them to notice her snake eyes had not changed, but when she realized they were looking at her, she tightly closed her eyes, revealing a normal human eye, a very beautiful blue eyes. "Nice to meet you, and I am sorry for surprising you, I have just been sleeping under the sea for three days, so I was astonished to find that I had guests," he explained, smiling sweetly.

However, it wasn’t the same as to what I'm seeing now. There was a boy. I can’t recognize his face because of the weird blurry effect of the dream. The only thing I saw clearly were his eyes. His emerald-colored eyes are still engraved in my mind. Even though it’s already been a year since I last dreamt of it, I still can’t forget his eyes. The scenes may be different to what I'm seeing now, but they were both peculiar and still not on earth.

"Who died this time?" Her voice was so calm it sent a chill down my spine despite the summer heat. I opened my mouth and froze. Her eyes. Gods, her eyes. Deep as the ocean at midnight, swirling with colors no human iris should hold. Shifting blues and greens and purples like oil on water. My thoughts scattered like leaves in a storm, caught in the undertow of that impossible gaze. Cressa's hand snapped up, wrenching my chin away with surprising strength. "Don't stare at a siren's eyes," she said, though her voice held more amusement than warning. "Unless you want to swim with the fishes."

He would be fine without her in this world. "Fuckung say something," he demanded harshly while squeezing harder. "Aah," her eyes flung open as his grip threatened to break her jaw. Sean opened his mouth to speak but forgot everything the moment she opened her eyes, locked them with his. Her eyes, they hit him like a crashing waves. They shimmered with translucent water. There was so much in them, agony, fear, a silent plea, that it left him momentarily breathless. Something he had locked deep inside him stirred as he stared into her eyes, threatening to break free if he didn't look away this instance.

Wide eyes stared out across the bay, where the rolling blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean rose and fell like the folds of a great bed sheet aired in the sweet, spring breeze. Her position was precarious but her resolve was steadfast. The sea breeze tousled her hair—turning it into ebony tendrils—and the face beneath was as pale as candle-wax, marred only by a splash of strawberry beneath her right eye where a birthmark lay like a livid isle in the blanched skin of her cheeks. There was a smile on her lips, as though she knew things that others did not, yet there was no fear.

He still remembered his daughter's baby eyes which were as blue and deep as the sea. It looked as if she was holding the sea inside her eyes. She was holding all the greatness, destructiveness and secret of the sea inside her eyes. It was so beautiful that he could never forget that pair of eyes. No one could ever forget that pair of eyes if they had ever seen this. "With respect, back off sir. I don't think you are making my mate comfortable." Dominic said with a frown while glancing back Athena. Athena's tear wasn't stopping as she clutched Dominic's shirt to gain some strength from him.

I tried to shout but there was no voice coming out from my mouth. Little by little, my vision became blurry. I closed my eyes for a moment. When I opened my eyes, I realized that I was no longer in the same place. I’m in a forest and at the end of it was a beautiful sea. At the sea, I saw a mermaid-like creature; it seemed happy. Talking to that mermaid was a young boy that looked exactly like me. He looks handsome like me.

I bet he is jerking off at the thought. “My queen, are you ok?” I look at the sentinel and nod my head as I push up and swim away from my sleeping family. The waters are dark and cold. No more than usual. I swim to the entrance to the hidden kingdom and pass the bioluminescent jelly fish and plants and out into the open water. The moon beams her silver light into the water. Making the seas look mysterious and enticing.