Spy With My Little Eye Novels & Stories

Spooky looks at Tornado, and his eyes were all on Sophia who was innocently pouring some glass of pineapple juice for him. "Thanks Sophia" He said and winks at her, Sophia smiles, while Spooky frowns and stood up to her feet ready to attack Sophia.

She sighs turning around back to the screen walking away a little but stops turning to look at me. "I can only answer two of those questions but first, I'm going to have to explain something to you." She sighs slowly walking back over to me, I just stand still staring at her getting rather worried. "I haven't been truthful to you about my line of work, I'm not a lawyer that helps rich people get away with things they shouldn't, I'm a spy." She bluntly says looking at me, I stare at her confused not believing her.

STEPHANIE’s POV I woke up to the first bang on my bedroom door. Stephanie! Stephanie! My mom called out my name. I woke up with teary eyes. The dark undereye I had was enough to let anyone know about my sleepless night. My face was swollen and my head was aching. After what Stacy did to me the previous day,I was bound to feel that way. “ I’m coming” I said softly searching for my slippers with my eyes half opened. I finally found it,walked up to the door and twisted the knob. My mother gave me no chance to let her in. She barged in herself.

All the pairs of eyes were on her, so the sentence she had composed last night suddenly disappeared from her mind. “Sophia, you can sit with Lily.” Rebecca pointed to a girl with glasses sitting at the very back of the seat, which was the only seat left. So Sophia had to sit there, and the girl didn't mind at all.

So take good care of it. You can use it to spy on someone and anyone. A camera and a mike are also attached to it, to help you keep an eye on your enemies. Use the pen drive attached to its leg and attach it with your laptop to spy on them. Take care of yourself and others. I love you. Trevor,” I read the letter and kept the pen drive in my pocket. “Happy birthday Nikki, summon me when you need me, and I will appear in front of you, have a nice day, and call me Peter,” the owl said and flew away from there.

In my opinion, not the best. I shivered as a chill seemed to penetrate my evening gown to bring ice to my bones. I looked up to notice a long shadow I couldn't make out at the door. It was as though I could feel that monsters eyes on me still. My first act as Luna will be his banishment. The elf looked at me curiously, "I don't mean to offend." he said in practiced manner that made me think that he was used to offending people. "Not at all." I said tearing my eyes away from the menacing shadow in the corner,

I announced as I noticed a flicker of fear filled the man's eyes before I smiled. "Ho- How did you know?" He was confused and I picked up an instrument that looked like a spoon but I knew what it was used for and I walked back to the man. "It was very easy. You know for a professional spy you really give off hints that aren't hard to catch. See.." I started twirling the spoon-like instrument in my hand.

She smirked coldly and said, "Little sister, you really have little knowledge. Don't you know that Appleston has something called the Sky Eye?" "The Eye of Heaven??" Courtney exclaimed in surprise. She had indeed heard of such a thing, not the ordinary surveillance cameras on the market, but a tiny device no bigger than a grain of rice, yet capable of capturing detailed views of the entire Appleston's streets, even down to the license plates of every car and the movements of every person.

Let the pack see the truth. Let them judge it for themselves. The problem was, Silas could feel it already They had already judged. A voice cut through the tension. "That’s him?" Nina. She stepped from the side corridor like a storm. Her curls were pinned high, red lipstick sharp enough to bleed. But her eyes They burned with hatred. “I heard you dragged him back half-dead,” she said, walking straight up to Ethan. “And now what? We’re supposed to pretend he’s not a spy?”

Pyra smiled as she said this, and at that moment I caught a glimpse of something peculiar—a flicker in her crimson pupils. My eyes widened, transfixed by such an occurrence. I stepped closer towards Pyra, my eyes locking to her crimson ones as she stared at me confused. My eyes were on her, and it was like I was seeing a ghostly shadow dance in the depths of her eyes as they watered slightly. Pyra immediately blinked, dropping her eyes to the ground. I stood before her. "Look at me, Pyra," I commanded, my voice low and urgent. I wanted to make sure I wasn’t hallucinating, and I saw exactly that—the flicker.