Through The Eyes Of Ruby Novels & Stories

Our village lay deep within the mountains, hidden away from the outside world, where ruby mines ran through the earth. There was an old legend that said if one could craft an entire bed from ruby and sleep on it long enough, it would grant eternal youth. Ruby was rare and even harder to mine, but that was exactly why our village was so prosperous. Yet, for all our wealth, our village was a strange place. There were no men here, only women. I had two older sisters, but I should have had three older brothers as well. They were all drowned at birth.

"Her eyes did a thing." "Her eyes did the crying thing," he replies. "Without the crying. Which is more controlled and therefore more Margaret and still counts." I look out the window. "What if they think it is too soon?" "Then they think it is too soon," he says. "It changes nothing." "Rhys..."

‘What’s up with its eyes? ‘Rivers is a blind cat, pretty much like me when I am without my glasses’, I said and regretted immediately. ‘Oh, sorry?’, Beck’s smooth baritone voice said and I laughed. He whimpered when Rivers sniffed his injury. ‘Shit, sorry’, I said and he nodded. ‘Why were they chasing after you?’, I asked. ‘Why don’t you just look and find out?’ ‘I try not to pry’, I replied. ‘I missed a shot that’s it’, he said standing to his feet and moving to the window with Rivers in his hands.

her eyes were stone white. It was me!!! The woman was me. I was chasing the kid. I have blood in my hands. I am a killer. I recognised it now. He is my son, Jonathan!!!! I cried inside the vast space as nobody could hear me here. I focused with all my might and tried to float towards the light. I have to save him. I somehow reached the light as it filled my eyes until I could see no more. RUBY'S POV: Where am I? It is dark and cold here. I looked at my surroundings and I saw I was floating in a vast space. There was no one around to hear me or I could share my thoughts with. What is happening to me?

"It solves everything! Can't you see? Nothing drives a man who is pretending not to like a woman wilder than seeing her being admired by other men. Get other men's scent on you and Cassian will grow crazy with jealousy!" Ruby had that light in her eyes. The one that said she was on a path and would not be convinced to take another. And inspite of myself, I felt a faint stirring of hope. Ruby, who could always read me so well, noticed it and grinned. "You know I'm right," she said. "In fact, I think we should have done this first." "How are you sure this is going to work?" "Well... there is no harm in trying, is there? If it doesn't work, then we can finally stop."

i sink onto the edge of Ruby’s mattress trying to breathe around the cold rush spreading through my chest. Ruby is fifteen. Fifteen, and planning to disappear. Not run away for a night. Not rebel for attention. Disappear. I scroll, my fingers numb. She’s planning everything with this boy—hotels, money, who will cover for her.its reckless desperate naïve…and terrifying. im still staring at her phone when the bedroom door suddenly clicks shut. Ruby’s footsteps. She stops in the doorway. her eyes widen just slightly when she sees me sitting on her bed.but its not the look of someone caught its the look of someone already halfway gone.

She didn’t look back. There was only one thing echoing in her mind as she sprinted barefoot, bleeding, and furious through Silas’s underground maze. "We are getting out of here baby, hang on," Ruby muttered as she ran through the corridor searching for an opening, anywhere, and along the way she picked up a few items. Behind her, a very angry hybrid lunged after. Ruby didn’t look back. Her lungs burned, her vision blurred around the edges, but she ran, barefoot, injured, half-blind in the maze of steel corridors, driven by the raw, animal instinct to survive.

It was ironic really that Blake spent so much time complaining about my eyes when his mom had the exact same ones. "I'm Ruby, a friend of Blake's from school," I finished, holding out a hand to her. Even by the look she was giving me, I knew this encounter had gone down the drain already. She knew, I knew, only Blake wouldn't understand the millions of messages that our eyes had passed. "You! Where did you come from?" she hissed, harshly, her hands balling into fists and veins standing out on her white skin. "Leave my house this instant, demon!"

Caden said. The sound of her name, spoken in his gentle voice, reverberated in her ears, causing her heart to momentarily stop beating. A shudder coursed through her body as she reluctantly looked up, locking eyes with his mesmerizing greenish-grey gaze. Those captivating eyes, which had once held such allure, now seemed to pierce through her defenses, instantly unraveling her emotions. In that instant, Ruby realized she had made a grave mistake by attempting to evade him. The depth of her feelings and the true extent of the turmoil within her became undeniable, and she found herself standing face-to-face with the repercussions of her avoidance.

Their faces was so close to each other. Ruby said in a calm voice, “I was going to light the lantern for my Grandmother Willow.” “Who?” “My grandmother.” “You have no grandmother.” Ruby didn’t reply. Eric stared at her lovely face. After a while of just staring at each other, Ruby said, “Let go, you’re hurting me." Eric pulled her into his embrace and looked into her beautiful blue eyes. “I swear I thought your eyes were a darker shade of blue.” “My eyes changes shades base on the environment.”