The Light Skin Stare Novels & Stories

"Interesting" The man mumbled making Lyph quite alert and put her guard up, this is dangerous she can feel it, and he's someone powerfull enough that its enough to tell the world and her to f**k off and never mess with him. So she stared at him with her eyes dull and emotionless and as cold as the snow in north pole. Under the moons bright light a situation of i stare, you stare me was made as both remained quiet, they did not say or do anything, they only stared at one another not moving an inch.

I saw how the startled the man is and adoration pass through it but he immediately concealed it with his arrogant stare with irritation visible in it. "What did you-" He shook his head. "How can you say so? Who in their right minds will dress up the way you do? That's just so old fashioned! You're not even showing some skin," he spat disgustingly. "Geezz!" I said in a stagy tone and rolled my eyes. "If it makes your eyes hurt that you look at me, then divert it away and don't stare, Mister-whoever-you-are. So simple!" Honey slapped my arm and tugged me again. Now, with a little force. I didn't mind her though. "And if you want to see some skin, don't look at me because you really won't see a

"Ten stones! Holy smokes, a regular werewolf would be dead a hundred times over for that. Selena, your guy's a beast, makes Alpha Harold look like a pup!" From the second-floor balcony, I watched Selena flaunt her shimmering stones, each one catching the moonlight and shimmering with a wolf pattern. 10 stones. 10 times what I had. A sharp pang hit me, and I shut my eyes, but Selena's bragging cut through the silence. "He adores me and would lay down his life for a smile. And that's not all—he's also gifted me ten high-energy crystals and a sable fur cloak..." As Selena ticked off her treasures, my heart sank further. I had crystals too, just one, and sable fur, merely a scarf.

It seemed he knew something when Noah said the word “Starlight” On the other hand, Lux was trying to calm down and took a deep breath. The blonde-haired girl had a faint smile on her face, “Huft … looks like I have to use that. Like it or not, I have to do it in an emergency like this. In fact, I really don't want to use it because the side effects are quite troublesome.” Lux who showed a calm expression and she suddenly smiled faintly, it made the man who attacked her feel that something was strange.

There is no greater gift. The effigy explodes before my eyes, breaking in two and emitting a bright, silver-blue light from the newly formed crack. I look at Kane, who just stares at me with his glowing eyes, and one look over my shoulder assures me that the she-wolves haven’t moved either. They’re all staring at me and not at the amazing light filled with all the beauty of the full moon.

She rolled her eyes and turned to make a comment of her own about it not being literal at all, but he was already focused somewhere else. She saw the appreciative heat in his eye and followed the line of his gaze back to one of the dancers. Her oiled skin was dark and gleamed in the bright lights of the hall. Not as dark as Lady Nagi, more the color of a roasted Sardinian nut, and just as gleaming and smooth. At the moment she was on her knees and had bent backward toward them until the fullness of her lips and the rise of her naked breasts came into view. She arched her back, displaying their dark tips and perfect roundness most admirably.

But before I could walk out, he added almost lazily, “You don’t have to be embarrassed, you know. It’s not a crime to stare.” I paused. Turned just slightly. “Staring implies interest,” I said. “And I’d rather gouge out my eyes.” His smile widened just a little. “You looked long enough to memorize.” My face burned. This time I didn’t argue. I just walked out, fast. And of course, like the universe hated me, the image of water sliding down his stomach flashed across my brain again.

I bravely stared at those cold-blooded eyes and suddenly stopped breathing. But what he replied in return was just a straight smile. I stiffened my back against the chair and waited for him to say anything, but he was just snorting. “Please, say something!” I expelled. I watched as the whites in his eyes turned into pure black. His lethal stare felt painful, and I find it hard to breathe. “Of course, we can be friends,” he replied with his guttural voice. The left side of his pale lip tugged upward, creating a smirk on his face.

I put my head down wondering if it was because I was staring. "May, Levi is starin at you," Gina whispered and I looked up to see his eyes were fixated on me, unblinking as his jaw ticked and fists balled. I looked at him as I tried to ponder what his problem was. I was starting to feel uncomfortable and self-conscious wondering if he was staring because I had ketchup on my face. I touched the side of my face just to be sure and it was clean. It had become a staring contest but this time I felt scared to look away or even blink. For a second it looked like the under of his eyes darkened. I stood unable to take the intensity of his stare any longer.

"Better keep an eye on your tarts, Africaine. Wouldn’t want them to match your skin tone—black and burnt." I gasped. Zanele stiffened, her hands pausing mid-motion. Her face remained calm, but her eyes… her eyes dimmed.