Eyes glow

The raven-haired girl floated a few inches away and again Naomi saw her eyes. The irises burned bluer than stained glass backlit by the sun. They produced their own light, eerily illuminating the water. But where a human’s eyes would have been white, hers were matte black. Nothing on Earth should have eyes like that. And it confused Naomi, because she hardly recognized Ryn—it was a small part of her face, but utterly changed the meaning of every other line, and so it was the first time Naomi had really seen her.


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