Beautiful Blind Woman Novels & Stories

The woman coughed briefly. "Forgive me, Mom, Leonel, and you too, Ester," Chloe spoke with a smile that now disgusted Ester. "I caused a disturbance. Continue with your breakfast. Don't leave this house on an empty stomach." Afterward, the blind woman enjoyed the sliced toast that Leonel had prepared for her. Ester could taste the bitterness because Chloe occasionally smiled in her direction. Although those eyes couldn't see Ester, Chloe's smile was enough for her. That smile was filled with mockery.

I let out. “If being dead is my fate, I might accept what has been destined for me, but you can grant me the wish of seeing my loved one first,” she let out. “Aren't you scared?” I was a bit taken aback. “I have been blind almost all my life and being dead doesn't necessarily mean anything because the only thing I thought was going to brighten my life had rejected me,” she let out. “How dare you?” I roared in anger. Was she making me feel guilty? “I still reject you for a mate. Blind people are incompetent and weak. I won't kill you but throw you into the dangerous woods for animals to feed on.” I let out in anger. I watched as she went on her knees to solicit but I had made up my mind.

At this moment, Jason was surprised to find that the blind woman did not move, but the figure of the First Elder flew out in the air. "Let's go!" the blind woman said in a low voice. She grabbed Jason's hand and fled away like lightning. Looking at the blind woman's face, Jason was shocked, with an indescribable pain in his heart. “What a stupid woman!” Jason had once asked where the limit of her mental power was. She smiled without saying a word. Jason had guessed it before, and even thought that his guess was basically correct. In fact, he was right. This was because this scene was finally unavoidable.

the blind man pleaded in fear. A man was about to stab the blind man but someone stopped his hand in mid-air. A woman wearing a white dress. Men's eyes widen because you can tell that she's not just an ordinary woman with the way she looks. "Leave if you still want to live," said the woman, and the men ran away. He approached the man and built it. "Humans nowadays have nothing to do in life," said the woman then reached for the blind man's cane. "Are you all right, Sir?" the woman asked.

"So, I have a theory that something malicious happened inside our school that made the blind man that angry... to the point he was ghosting the school." My head suddenly ached, feeling the same spinning sensation before. I saw the blind man lying down the library as I have dreamed of. There was only him who's left inside. There was a gun. Probably mom's gun she left. The blind man's right hand hardly tried to reach the gun. A couple of trials and attempts made, until he successfully reached the gun and held it tight. He was bathing in his own blood, as he tried picking up a book placed on the floor. It was old and big. He tried to sit, hardly moving because of his blood lost.

The woman finally decided to look up at them. But when she looked up, it was as if someone knocked the breath out of him. That woman had green hues. She was looking up at Sina, her eyes unclear probably because she couldn't see clearly. A blind woman with green orbs.

"I heard you singing and found myself following the sound of your voice. Your singing is truly exquisite." Drawing nearer to the woman, Amani noticed the milky whiteness that clouded both of her eyes. It became evident that the old woman was blind, yet her keen wolf senses remained astute enough to sense Amani's presence at the door. "Thank you kindly, dear child," the woman replied. "Might you be willing to divulge your name, or shall I attempt to unravel the mystery myself?" "Oh, my, I'm terribly sorry," Amani exclaimed. "I seem to have misplaced my manners. My name is Amani, and it is a pleasure to make your acquaintance..."

She is terrified of it; she despises it. A chill ran down her spine, and Almera's ageing lines turned down in a small frown. Can she see it? Can she see what’s ahead for me? Pearl thought as she searched for her unseeing but all-seeing eyes. "Please, come in. We are all friends here." The blind woman grumbled.

Rai asked. “You aren’t seriously considering this, are you?” Her brow rose. “Why else would I be on this bus?” “There are better ways to get a thrill in this town, you know.” “No one asked you to come. I suggest you find your own idea of fun, and leave me to mine, Mr. Z.” “This is dangerous for those who are sighted, Rai. A lone blind woman has no business being strapped to a thin line by a few clips!” “You’re afraid?” she asked, not even trying to hide the smile from her voice.

I ran out of the packhouse as fast as my legs could carry me. I have to reach the Red Moon pack town and return before anyone finds out. I barely reached anywhere when I bumped into someone. She was an old woman, very old woman that supported her bent posture with a walking stick. It seemed she was blind because her left eye was pure white without any black dot in it and her right eye was purely blue. I quickly apologized to her and wanted scuttling off when her trembling voice stopped me. "You... curse!" "Curse!" I halted and turned back with a frown, wondering what she was talking about.