The Eye Doesn't Lie Novels & Stories

The eyes reveal a lot, it is the soul to the mind, the heart and the body, once you can read someone's eyes you can tell the truth from the lie. "Are you okay?" Asked Alstin, "I would love to hear the rest of this story," he replied.

I said "I'm sorry ma'am, I haven't seen him" he replied his facial expression changed and I stared into his eyes for some seconds, he kept blinking his eyes like a faulty torch and that alone gave me enough reason to believe he was lying "you aren't good at lying, are you?" I asked "I'm not lying ma'am, maybe he left the house, but he might be back soon," he said

I countered, rubbing my palms together. He didn't seem to be taken aback by my question, though, but he distanced himself from me and his eyes glimmer with sadness for a second. I may be reading him wrong but as I learned, the eyes were the only ones you can't put a mask on, it always tells the truth but then he change his expression to a serious one and gave me a half-shrugged. "She’s just nothing."

"Your mouth can lie but your eyes can't, you know what I'm saying?" What does that even mean? She bit her tongue before pushing him off of her. She tried to grab the hairbrush from his hand but he was fast to stop her from doing so. "Did I make you nervous?" he asked. This time, she scoffed as she met his gaze and stared directly into his eyes. "Why would I feel nervous? Is there something to be nervous about?" He shrugged. "I don’t know. I could just see the uneasiness in your eyes telling me how bad of a liar you are."

Pretending like everything was fine, I cleared my throat, “I will fix it." “How is that going to happen when you can't see?" He asked like I had told him about it. “What are you talking about?" I asked, feigning not to know what he was talking about. “Your eyes, what's wrong with them?” “I… uh… nothing,” I stammered. “Just tired, sir.” “You’ve been blinking at your screen for the last two minutes,” he said flatly. “You can’t see.” “I can see,” I lied but he didn't buy it.

Hearing your thoughts and seeing what you can see… What's the difference? I did not reply. I merely showed her what the difference was. In front of Snowie's stunned gaze, I thrust my finger into my right eye and forcibly plucked my eyeball out. Of course, there would not be blood or gore. After all, my right eye was a prosthetic.

I told him as tears streamed down my cheeks. "Look into my eyes, Amanda. Look right into my eyes and tell me you don’t love me. Your lips can tell the most lies, Amanda, but you know one thing I’ve come to know? It’s the fact that your eyes can’t lie. Your eyes can’t lie to me, Amanda, so please stop lying and tell me, do you actually love me?" He asked me, and I could feel my heart racing.

But I will soon have those answers. "Sama you are scaring me. What happened? Why are you staring at me like that?" he asked again while taking my both hands in his. He was now sitting very near me. "Nothing."I said and was trying to take my hands away from his hold, but he didn't let me. "Look into my eyes and say that nothing happened" he said. Does he know that his eyes have some power that can make anyone say the truth. I won't be able to lie while looking into his eyes.

Alex stared straight into his eyes to determine if he was lying by using his Third Eye. Under regular circumstances, the Third Eye was capable of detecting abnormalities when a person lied. However, some people were very capable and might be able to fool the Third Eye. It was almost like a polygraph. Polygraphs might make mistakes sometimes. Anyway, Frank did not seem like he was bluffing at the moment.

He asks me cautiously. I shake my head, unable to trust myself not to break down in front of him the second I open my mouth. “Did she hurt you?” Again, I shake my head with the hope that he will leave me alone. “You are lying.” He replies after studying my face. “No, I’m not.” I find myself snapping at him. “Evet (yes), you are. Your left eye twitches every time you are mad or lying.” He replies in a matter-of-fact tone.