Stares Blankly Novels & Stories

Dazed, I stood there like a statue, staring blankly at the door. For a long moment, I couldn’t feel anything until I licked my lips, tasting the salty tears.

Leave it to me! “Old man!” Light sauntered towards the old man and looked into his eyes with a gentle smile. “Uh, there’s a kid? I didn’t notice.” the old man looked surprised. “I apologize for what I’ll do next, old man. Please look into my eyes.” Light uttered, and the old man stared at Light in a daze. The old man's, and Light’s eyes glow brightly. Soon, the old man’s eyes became blank, and stared at the space in a daze. Light closed the old man’s eyes and then beamed.

His eyes flicked toward me for a second, a quick glance, and then back to the road. I didn’t respond. I couldn’t. My voice was lost somewhere in the chaos inside my head. Thoughts swirled uncontrollably, and my heart pounded so fiercely it felt like it would leap out of my chest. I trembled from within, a subtle but unrelenting shake that gripped my entire body. Breathing was suddenly a chore. My eyes were wide open and fixed on the road ahead, but everything looked like a blur, a vague mess of colors and shapes. I wasn’t really seeing anything. I was just staring….blankly.

He lumbered his way over here and also communicated with the lean man as he approached us. They both turned to face us and it was eerie how different they both looked yet how similar they were but it was the lean man that shook me more. While the other big man moves with bravado and, the other man's eyes are completely blank. Not blank in the way of shielding your emotions so people wouldn't figure you out but blank in the way that indicated that there was no emotion to shield, his gaze was so cold and lifeless it was like I was looking at a dead person. I had a feeling he was the one to watch out for. I resisted the urge to shiver as he calmly looked over us.

"Sadie! Look at me! Open your eyes, baby!" Her eyelids flickered. Her skin was as pale as porcelain and felt like ice to the touch. She looked up at me, but her gaze was wandering and unfocused. She didn't scream. She didn't even move. She just stared at me with eyes that looked completely blank. "Who... are you?" she whispered. Her voice was barely a breath, disappearing into the cold air.

And empty up her insides. "Were you ever going to tell me who you are?" His crystal blue eyes were glowing as they stared at her intensely. The moon was shining brightly outside, and the soft light illuminated his face just enough to show off his sharp features. His face was cold too, with no expression, his eyes blank.

she stammered, staring blankly at what was behind me with her eyes popped out. At that moment, I turned around, wanting to see what she could not pronounce.

JADE I glanced back at Atlas who looked completely normal. Like his apartment was literally going up in flames. He didn’t look worried, or even concerned that if he wasn’t here, he would have bene in there while it was happening. “What is going on?” My voice came out louder than I expected, but it made hum turn to me so I guess it had the desired effect. He had just bee staring straight ahead with the most empty expression I have ever seen on his face yet. And I have seen a lot of his blank expression but nothing like this.

Hayden's eyes go empty. It doesn’t go wide with shock or narrow in anger. It just stays... vacant. Like someone flipped a switch and the light behind them went out. His pupils are huge, swallowing the green until there's almost no colour left. It's the scariest thing I've ever seen on his face. It’s not rage or pain, but this sudden, complete absence. Like he's not here anymore. He doesn't blink or even dare to breathe. The video ends, and the screen goes black. He doesn't move.

An empty person who have nothing to give or take. And, it fucking breaks me. She opened her eyes but didn't moved them around in the room out of curiosity like she does all the time, instead she just stares blankly above her. I thought that some life would return into me when she would wake up and that it will get better. But it only looks worse now. She did not even looked at us. She did not opened her mouth to ask where she is. She did not frowned in confusion. There is absolutely nothing on her, once expressive face.