Vision Blurry In Corner Of Eye Novels & Stories

I retorted and the silence that followed could have frozen fire. Chase studied me for a long, unnerving moment. Then, almost lazily, he said, “Noted.” Fast forward to that afternoon after back to back meetings and a spreadsheet that made my brain want to leak out of my ears, my contact lenses decided to betray me. At first, it was just a mild dryness. I blinked, rubbed my eyes, and told myself I could make it through another hour but soon, my vision blurred. The words on the screen began to swim, morphing into something unreadable. My eyes burned, and everything turned fuzzy.

His vision was blurry before finally becoming completely dark. ***

My vision blurred and the music felt quite loud . “You look pale.” A concerned waitress said. “Are you alright?” I nodded weakly. “Yes—just a bit worn out.” But I wasn't worn out. There was a problem, something was wrong and I couldn't place my fingers on what it was. I poured a customer’s drink but the glass felt cold in my hands and my vision was blurry as I tried to focus.by blinking. I almost dropped the glass because it slipped a little. The older bartender next to me, Marco reached for it before I could put it down.

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.

“Yeah, it has worsened lately. I think it’s my fault though. I’ve been avoiding my glasses a lot and it makes me strain my eyes.” I rubbed my itchy eyes once more but I stopped when the doctor sent me a look that would have had a child crying. “Do things get blurry at all?” “Yeah. I can’t see too far of a few feet in front of me.” The doctor gave me a new prescription. At this point, I could be considered blind because the lenses were so thick they could pass for flat mugs.

His eyes narrowed, but he didn’t break eye contact. “The doctor is on his way,” Bella said as she entered the room again. My eyes darted to her, but her image became blurry as black dots appeared in my line of vision. Darkness crept in at the edges of my vision until I was swallowed by it once again.

It was the same with his vision. Out of the corner of his eye, he could almost see something black and shadowy hovering around his head. It wasn't purple, and it was the only thing he could see that wasn't. However, he could only see it out of the corner of his eye. The moment he turned to look directly at it, it disappeared. Assuming of course that he wasn't imagining it. Something about it made him decidedly uncomfortable, depressed, and just plain listless.

My vision goes white. And then, nothing.

Why am I feeling so dizzy suddenly? I tried to clear my vision, and walk with the help of wall, but then I found someone coming towards my direction. I couldn't make out the face, due to my blurry vision, but I stood still. It was surely a man. He came straight towards me and stood just a foot away from me. By his dressing, I was sure he was not someone from the hall. Either he was a worker or someone who had no work here for now. He pushed me into the wall, which made me to instantly put my hands in front of me. Now my vision was getting thickly blurry, I couldn't even make out anything.

She subconsciously squinted, but no matter how hard she tried, her vision remained blurry. She tried hard to discern who the person was, eventually asking tentatively, "Are you … Henry?" "Yes, it's me. What's wrong with your eyes, Gabby?" Henry caressed Gabriella's face, looking worried as he gazed at the gauze wrapped around her head. He'd found it weird when she'd stared at him without saying anything. Gabriella was only sure it was Henry when she heard his voice. "There's a blood clot in my head that's pressing against my optic nerves. It's blurring my vision."