Adrian Bliss Disability Novels & Stories

She sat in a wheelchair, her smile small. I gestured for her to speak, and she acknowledged me with a slight nod. “My name is Lenora,” she began. “I had an accident when I was eleven and have been permanently disabled ever since. I’m honestly tired of working for people who mistreat me because of my condition. I want to have my own business but capital is my problem.” A lump formed in my throat at her words. I nodded, meeting her gaze. “I understand, Lenora. And disability should never stop you from aiming for the stars.”

"I can still serve, my robotic arm would be useful." Commander Abramov stood up, "You know the rules, Sergeant," he said, towering above me. "All physically disabled soldiers have to retire because they're no longer deemed fit for combat." He helped me off the ground and placed me on the bed without even straining a muscle. I knew I was lightweight, but in his arms, It felt as though I only weighed the same as a single feather.

~Charlotte "It's a long story," he said, a faint smile playing on his lips. "But I've always been okay". "I'm not paralyzed, neither am I impotent". "I can walk," he said, taking a few steps toward me. "I don't know why I've kept it a secret from everyone and my family, back in Florida, maybe because the accident changed my life from so many things, being in the wheelchair prevented me from going back to some things I'd rather not mention."

He regretted it the moment those words left his lips. Tears built in Bonnie's eyes. "I'm sor-" "Lorenzo! Come quick, the news." Grace hurriedly said as she dragged Lorenzo to the living room. "21 year old Bonnie Evans went missing Thursday July 13th after being last seen at The Velvet Room, a nightclub in California. Evans was seen with her best friend Becca Jones and is the last person she spoke to before she supposedly went missing. Evans is also described to be blind. She was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa when she was only 14, an eye disease in which the back wall of the eye is damaged. Police investigators only found her cellphone and her guide dog in an alley of Mellway Street. Ev

The doctor immediately stepped forward. “Hey—don’t.” “I need to leave.” The doctor looked at him like he had just said something stupid. “You can barely breathe.” “I’ll manage.” “No you won’t,” the doctor replied flatly. “You’ve got broken ribs, internal bleeding that barely stopped, and burns on your arms.” Adrian swung his legs off the bed anyway. His vision blurred instantly. The room tilted. He grabbed the side of the bed. “See?” the doctor said. “Bad plan.”

His legs were firm and straight—showing no trace of disability. "You must think I'm a despicable bastard," he said, "lying to two women. "I owe Joan and Edward too much. If I didn't pretend to be disabled, they wouldn't be living so pitifully. "As for Adriana…" He paused, lit a cigarette, and toyed with it between his fingers. "I have a lifetime with her. She'll understand my difficulties." Outside the door, Adriana froze, her hand stiff on the handle. She couldn't sleep and had come up to look at the stars—never expecting Chris to be here.

“He just needs to rest and eat well, right?” Adrian looked at her for a moment before replying, “He won’t be able to talk for now, Olivia.” Olivia froze for a second, then blinked in surprise. “He… he can’t speak?” “No,” Adrian said quietly. “His nerves got damaged badly. He’s also paralyzed. He can’t move or talk.” “Oh, that explains a lot of things.” Olivia muttered, pulling back a little. “I…I didn’t know… I’m so sorry.” “It's not your fault Olivia,” Adrian said, pulling her into a hug.

He pursed his lips and said: "I don't agree with you marrying that man. If he is healthy, I can be willing to let you go. But he is disabled, he has been in a wheelchair all his life, he cannot take care of you, how can you marry him? You will suffer later.” For some reason, hearing others say Atlas has a disability makes Daisy feel extremely uncomfortable. He cannot walk. Does the whole world need to turn its back on you like that? Servants, family members, and outsiders criticized and looked down on him. She heard those words and was angry, let alone Atlas.

“WHAT?!” My mouth hangs open at his words and the thumping of my heart increases, almost ripping my heart apart. “How the fuck is that possible, Tessa?!” Adrian continues to fire his heated question at me. “We both know I can never get a woman pregnant!” Saying the words so heatedly makes my heart crush into debris. Yes, it’s true, Adrian is impotent. It’s his biggest flaw and the reason he felt no woman will ever truly love him. Until I came around, and accepted him with all my heart, regardless of his condition.

She said dreamily with a smile and my heart clenched at her words. I could almost feel her pain because I'm in a similar situation in reality. Despite not being blind, not being able to speak makes me feel the same pain she does. The inferiority and the abuse has always been the biggest problem of people like us who have disabilities that can't be helped.