Shades Of Brown Eyes 소설 & 이야기

“We need to convince him to come out !” Those usually happy beta eyes were not his warm hazel, kind eyes that made me smile every time I looked into them. They were brown. But darker. Almost black ! “BOLT ?!” * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

I said, "Look at this,"I leaned over toward him. Eli's eyes were open, looking up at both of us with that curious unfocused baby attention, and the second I really looked, properly studied his face this time, something in my chest tightened sharply, Those eyes. Dark, almost the exact shade as mine, I had noticed it weeks ago, in passing, and told myself it was nothing, told myself plenty of children had dark brown eyes like that, just a coincidence, nothing more, but staring at him now, this close, under this light, it wasn't just dark brown.

His eyes were different. The deep, warm brown that twinkled with assurance and hope was instead dark, nearly black, swirling with something otherworldly. His pupils looked dilated as if he were either pained or dazed, but there was something else going on, too, something I couldn’t even quite understand.

It honestly was something I did not think I would ever experience again. "You have the most beautiful eyes Princess," I told her. She chuckled, shy as usual, "I think brown eyes are the best, so chocolatey," She teased me. That made me roll my eyes at her. "Brown eyes are common but gray eyes that turn blue in the perfect lighting are a bit rare to come by," A kiss placed perfectly between her eyebrows. "it makes you special Princess." She nodded like she understood and accepted my logic but that didn't mean she wasn't going to argue.

She asked trying to distract me from pushing further. “Favorite color? Every color you wear. But most especially brown.” I said. She furrowed her brows in confusion. “Why brow-brown?” She asked. I looked deep into her brown eyes.. well, they also have a hint of green and gold flecks I hadn’t noticed. “Your eyes,” I said plainly. She didn’t respond as she smiled brightly. “And favorite activity.. hmm. Now that one is a hard one.” I said as I ran my eyes down her body. She let out a giggle.

What's going on? "Impossible." The old man says. The man that asked me to prove myself smiles and he nods. "like the color of the moon, dark grey bright and beautiful." He says and I'm taken aback. What? How? My eyes have always been that silver-brown color. Like Nathan's how is it a different color now? I close my eyes and open them. As much as I would like to understand this whole thing right now I want to save my cousin.

Larice Whitewind found it pleasing when the people were the ones staying away from her. “Eyes here, trainees … dragons can only have three shades of eye colors—amber, hazel, and gold. I’m all certain that blue is not one of them,” Arien said when he seemed to notice the students looking at her. “Besides, Ms. Whitewind here came from another country which she has yet to share to the class.” Larice rolled her eyes. Who would care anyway if she did? And her eyes were aurora-blue, not just blue as in the shade of plain blue.

Seeing him in more detail with his proximity is exciting, but also does nothing to help my uncontrollable nerves. From the more youthful photos we saw of him, his hair is still that woody brown colour, tousled into wild strands across his head. No care seems to be put into his it’s presented. His eyes are a piercing shade of dark obsidian, as hard as the namesake also. They scan over all of us in one, never giving anyone a reason to think they are special. I can feel Shana quivering against me. Perhaps she feels the same from me.

I noticed Brandon had hopped out as well and followed me, a strange look coming over his face. "Claire..." Brandon trailed off, looking uneasy. As the sun was beginning to set, I noticed his eyes for the first time. While his shaggy hair is a sandy blonde color, his eyes weren't the typical hazel color I had been used to. As the sun hit his eyes, I could see the flecks of green that swirled beneath them, also tinged with a warm caramel color. The small scar above his upper lip seemed to stand out as he bit on his bottom lip.

I subsequently responded, "It's Hazel brown." "It's also very rare for Asians who were naturally born with a pair of brown eyes color to acquire such cases unless it is hereditary. This case is unlikely to occur since brown-eyed Asians have more melanin in their iris. Compared to those who were born with blue eyes, well, those cases are prone to such." He looks back to my patient chart once more before returning to me, "Did you happen to have some kind of a traumatic experience like an accident causing any harm with your eyes?" he asks.