Stars In Your Eyes Novels & Stories

Eden's gaze flicked towards her, his piercing blue eyes gleaming with a hint of interest as he took in her awestruck expression. Eden's eyes sparkled with a hint of enthusiasm as he gazed up at the starry sky. "The stars are much larger than the moon, you know?" he said, his smooth voice a gentle breeze on the quiet night air. Pearl's bright blue eyes widened with interest as she turned to him, her slender fingers brushing against her hair.

The love that I have for you is real. His voice was gradually growing faint, and his breathing was ragged. "Maisie…" "Stop, Sean. Stop talking. Now's not the time to say these things. We'll get out of here. We'll be fine, Sean." For some reason, tears kept streaming from my eyes.

No one can rewrite the stars How can you say you'll be mine? Everything keeps us apart And I'm not the one you were meant to find It's not up to you, it's not up to me, yeah When everyone tells us what we can be And how can we rewrite the stars? Say that the world can be ours, tonight We sing the last verse together to each other. Our eyes battling and fighting. Our souls uniting. There's no return as I let go there and now. All I want is to fly with you All I want is to fall with you

I dropped my gaze with a subtle gulp. “Only you can make me stop gazing at the stars, and only you hold that celestial power on me, Diana. My heart is yours and will forever be. It beats for you like the stars sparkle in the night sky. All their twinkles combined can’t compare to the glint in your eyes. The only light that has ever reached my soul and set my darkness ablaze was yours…” Our eyes moved in sync. The stains of insecurity left in my heart faded away as I was claimed by his words, body and soul.

I smirked. Then I started to slice the thin and long sword through the targets, making the cuts I wanted, where I wanted. And when I turned to them, they were still standing there, staring at me with that stupid gaze. "What is it?" "What?" They asked together, making me roll my eyes. "Look, we can hate each other and still have a conversation. So tell me, what is it? Why are you two staring at me as if I was an alien?" After sharing a gaze, they let their shoulders down.

*** Star had been put in a few compromising positions in her life, some growing up with brothers and others while she’d been in training at The Academy, but none could match up to the feeling that she was drowning with a sack over her head. Star spluttered, coughing up dirty water when the sack was pulled from her head. Adjusting to the bright light above her, the first thing that came into view was a vicious grey-eyed man staring down at her with hatred. His eyes looked void, like all he lived for was to see pain, like all he’d ever seen was pain.

Emma Ninety-six hours and fifty minutes had passed. Emma was locked up in that same bedroom belonging to her captor. Her eyes were fixed on a certain spot on the white ceiling. They were dull, as if they belonged to a dead person. Dull and lifeless. They shed no more tears; they had dried up, and the traces of them were now parched on her cheeks.

I tried to supress my laughter. Emily was hellbound to make her shy today, so she insisted, "Oh C'mon, can't you do this for me?!" Emily was using Sia's weapon against her, which was puppy eyes and pouted lips. Sia was still going to refuse, when Harry and Lara added, "Pleaseeee...!" We knew her weakness, Sia could do anything for us. Even if she had to tell a love story, which she hated with all her heart. She sighed and suddenly pointed at the stars, "Look there!" We all looked up, where she was pointing to, confused. Stars were shining so brightly. We all hadn't noticed them earlier, but now as we did notice them, we all were awed at so much stars.

He just lifted his gaze, those deep, dark eyes locking with mine. That was when I realized—when there was no venom in them, his eyes were actually beautiful. Thin-lidded, with a slight upturn at the corners, carrying a hint of lazy indifference.

Upon seeing that there was no reply, Faye tapped away on her screen. "Did you still not see the meteor shower? It looks like everyone else in the group chat saw it. You should go look for Richard—he has a solid view from where he is." She thought it over after sending the message and added, "You shouldn't tell him that I'm the one who sent you there. It's for the best that the rest of the group doesn't know about our relationship yet, so let's not blindside them now."