Novel & Cerita Through The Eyes Of Ruby

“I promise, baby...” Her eyes were still red from crying. But beneath the pain, there was determination. A mother’s desperation. Then, the carriage door suddenly opened. Ruby quickly looked up. And froze. Guerero stood there, staring directly at her. Smiling. Not cold. Not distant. Warm. Gentle. For one confusing second, Ruby truly thought she had imagined it. Because it had been so long since he had looked at her that way. So long since his eyes had held any softness when they rested on her.

The urge to rush up to them and pull them into a warm embrace surges through me, but I know that I have to control it, no matter how much I've missed them. "Who are you?" Ruby further asks, and she slowly clenches her fingers tightly beside her as she feels her heart wrenched in pain. She bites her bottom lip as tears brim in her eyes, but she fights them back. There is no way she is ever going to shed a drop of tears in front of this bastard that has taken everything away from her. She said to herself. Meanwhile, Ariel is just standing there and staring into space, everything happening so fast as if it's a dream. She tries to wake herself from this nightmare, but it didn't seem to her that

No doubt he was worried about the impact that would have; a human as a luna is ludicrous. "I should have seen something like this coming." Ruby's words were muffled before she turned her head to lie on her cheek. I could see the fresh tears she was desperately trying to hold back. "Things are only going to get worse from here on in. I just know it."

“Explain.” The object Zara had placed between them was a crystal shard, no bigger than a clenched fist. Inside its depths shimmered an image—clear, cruel, and undeniable. It was Ruby. Her stride, her smirk, her stance as if the world was a blade and she was already holding it. But her eyes—her eyes were wrong. Not gold. Not warm. They were deep, ink-black pits that caught the light only to swallow it whole. “She’s your reflection from the mirror realm,” Zara said quietly. “The one we thought didn’t exist.”

She shrugged her shoulders and gave me the largest grin one could think of. "Now all this would have to wait until we're done for the day, we could go to my house or yours or whatever." ***** "First things first, you have to learn how to keep eye contact." Ruby said the moment we walked through her doors. "You have the prettiest almond eyes, sexy. Like a tigress. Use it to your advantage." It wasn’t the first time someone complimented my eyes. The last person who did hated me now. "How am I supposed to do that?" I asked her confused.

I resist the urge to throw my phone at the wall. Ruby’s “visions” range from You’re going to meet the love of your life today to I’m pretty sure the squirrel outside is possessed, so I’m not exactly reassured. Before I can reply, she appears in my front window like a deranged snow goblin. “Oh for—Ruby!” I yank the door open. “How did you get here so fast?!” “I ran,” she says proudly, cheeks red from the cold. “I sensed danger.” “You’re wearing slippers.”

“Why…? Even myaster— Why is everyone lying to Ruby…? Papa and mama— Papa and mama will come back…!” When I knew it, Ruby already had her claws scratching on my chest. Left, right, left, right, left, right… She continued to do so, with tears in her eyes— because Ruby had never faced something as shocking as this. She refuses to believe. She refuses to listen— even if I was the one who told her. “Guh…!” It hurts. The hunting suit couldn’t handle the scratch anymore— it eventually succumbs to Ruby`s claw swiping. “That’s enough…! Get out!!!”

She asks, her eyes wide and confused. “Cry,” I repeat. “Exhausted, scared, almost to your breaking point. You’re going to die without water any second now. The works. You’ll lure in the red-eyes so Ethan can start a scene. While they’re busy, I loop the feed.” “I can do that.” Ruby swallows, then nods.

Ruby's mother trembled, "How dare you glare at me? Believe it or not, I will dig out your eyeballs." Ruby's mouth curved into a wicked smirk. Some people, after a few good days, thought they were superior. Just wait, she will eventually be brought back to her original form. Ruby left home and casually walked on the street corners of the city. With her family making such a fuss, she had no good mood at all. Her mind was in a complete mess. One moment, it was Ruby's mother's sharp and sarcastic face, and the next moment, it was a blurry and obscure yet loving face with a gentle smile.

If the pressure increased just a little, Jay's chest might crumble into sand. “You're going to kill me? Haven't you got what you wanted?" said Jay, maintaining a relaxed smile. Ruby's roar erupted. Jay translated. The girl was screaming, Not yet! “Just go ahead and kill it.” The backs of Jay's four fingers gently stroked the fur on Ruby's cheek. The touch then boiled down to his thumbs, intended to massage the eyelids. No one blinked. Ruby noticed the strangeness in Jay's red pupils. The star fragments reappeared, this time like a constellation following a vortex. Jay’s twisting beauty contracted then expanded repeatedly in the rhythm of her breath. Calm. Ruby often felt the same when lookin