Teary Eyed With Blurred Vision の小説・ストーリー

41~ I couldn't read the rest. My eyes were too blurred with tears.

I was dreaming. A dream that was a memory of a life that was blurry yet familiar. I was shifted, my fur white with a bit of kit fluff indicating that I was younger than that of a teenage fox shifter, and I was running through a forest, sunlight filtering through the many leaves of the elder oaks then all at once everything slowed as fox let out a loud warning yelp before the glint of silver caught my eye and I slid to a stop but the mud was to slick and soon enough the silver line of a hunter's trap hit my face, digging into my eyes forever blinding me as I fell into the darkness and awoke with a loud yelp. I shakily reached my fingers up to my face and felt the cold touch as I felt the fain

My breathing starts to increase rapidly, and the world around me becomes blurry. And as I come only but a few footsteps away, the ball in my throat starts to suffocate me. I feel as if I cannot breathe; I am beginning to feel dizzy. As I try to tell myself that I will survive this, I can not help but feel the tears build up in the corners of my strained eyes.

Even my underwear is missing! Tears blurred my vision as I gritted my teeth. My eyes immediately drifted in the door when it opened. I let out a gasp when I saw who entered the room.

The world around me seems to blur as the pain intensifies. Clutching my head, I blink and shake my head to clear my vision but dark spots begin to dance across my vision. The last thing which flashes before my eyes is a blurred image of someone before everything turns dark.

I have never felt that way ever before. I feel like I couldn't breathe anymore as if no air was coming in and out from my lungs. It felt as if I was breathing through my throat and my tears were still building behind my eyes. I try to stand and my vision started getting blurrier and I don't know if it was caused by my tears or I was really about to pass out but I feel my entire body ridiculously weak.

Probably several bones, both big and small. I’m gasping as searing agony blows through me, then my vision goes blurry, like that moment just before you drift off to sleep. As if you’re not really awake, but you know you’re not sleeping either. For a single second, I feel the weight of a stare on my face. I get the sense someone is leaning over me, maybe even saying something. As time goes by, my vision doesn’t get any clearer—if anything, it gets worse. Then I blink, and the sharp agony radiating outward from my leg grows until I’d do anything, give anything to escape it. I blink again, feeling a tear slide down the side of my face to be buried in my long, dark hair.

I saw a river on the side of the road, its water is so calm and reassuring to look at. This river seems to have no end because of its sheer length. I let the wind caress me and embrace me. I can feel the warmth of my eyes again with the tears welling up. I don’t know what in all I’m going through makes me cry right now but I know I’m hurting. My heart feels so heavy and it seemed as if the passage of air in my hair and body is asking me to let it out and shed my tears. A tear flowed down my cheek followed by large drops. My vision is becoming blurry now and I can't see the road very well as my eyes are already filled with tears.

My vision gets blurry as I continue watching them making out until I can’t take it anymore and I press my back on the wall, wiping my tears away. What should I do to stop this reaction?

WHY CAN’T YOU HEAR ME OUT JUST ONCE! And that’s when, amidst a momentary daze, a blurred vision suddenly flashed right in front of my eyes, making my body tremble vigorously as I struggled to stand still. My knees were losing strength, and my eyes burned with glistening tears, making me try to figure out the details of that vision I had just seen.