Blind And Bereft Chinese Drama Novels & Stories

Bima were glued to the yard watching Sunyi's coffin keep moving downwards, getting further and further down, finally lost in the thick black fog. Hujan's heart was broken, feeling helpless, unable to do anything when Sunyi was taken away. He's upset, he didn't realize, his eyes began blacken, slowly but surely the white color disappeared until there was no white color at all. His face became terrible. His handsome face became frozen without light. His eyes were the eyes of death. ******

he blurts and gets up immediately rushing out the gate where HenYu and ChengLi follows him. WanKe lifts up his heavy eyelids letting out a dry groan, he moves his body to a comfortable position letting out a low scream when the pain on his chest shoots up electrifying his nerves. He lets out a sigh internally knowing that his right hand is tied to the pole beside the bed and his left hand is numb. He did not panic or frighten in the place as all he had in his mind is about his mother. Gulping down the saliva to moisten his throat he opens his eyes fully taking a picture of his surrounding realising it's his room.

Moo Shang takes out two medium thermos from the rattan basket he brought . " Call me grandma Liang . These two are twins . Liang Li and Liang Ling . Why did you here Ah Shang ." Grandma Liang ask . " I just look around with my guards and see the house . " Moo Shang ask then he sees the old woman seems not looking at him . " Grandma is blind. " liang Li suddenly said . " Where are the other family ?" Moo Shang ask quickly to avoid the topic. He's afraid the old woman will be sad .

He could see that his children's bodies were being cut little by little, and every time they were on the verge of death, Xiao Chen would heal them and repeat the process over and over again. "Ho? You want to kill me? Can you?” Xiao Chen seemed indifferent, even smiling at the Mu family head’s courage. Xiao Chen removed Mu Biyu’s blindfold, causing the girl to feel momentarily dazzled when she opened her eyes. Once her eyes were open, Xiao Chen gazed at Mu Biyu’s beautiful blue eyes and pretty face, which had previously seemed imperfect but now looked absolutely perfect in Xiao Chen’s eyes.

Harley mocked. "Harley! How could you refer to your brother as a blind man? My son is not blind; his vision is partially impaired and temporary. He will soon regain his sight," Sasha snapped at her angrily. "But you have to face it, Mom. He is really blind," she shrugged. "How about your husband?" Grandfather asked, staring at Harley. She immediately kept quiet at the mention of her husband, and her face dampened. "You should go back home now. You’ve already spent more than a week here. You are still married to him, and remember what I said: no divorce. So you’d better settle with him," he warned.

Donovan walked towards me and whispered in my ear, “You want to marry me? I will make sure you never enjoy every single second of your remaining life spent with me.” I smiled at him with confidence. “Looking forward to this epic movie, My Husband.”

"Huh?" The eyes of the man who was about to dance with Ling Qingzhu suddenly turned blank. He looked at his hand, which was suddenly bleeding. Looking more closely, he realized that under the pool of blood was a severed hand that looked like it had just been cut off and resembled his own.

Some people just couldn’t move on—either because of pride or because they loved too deeply. “So, why exactly do you want revenge?” I asked lazily, though curiosity was creeping in. Tears formed in his striking gray eyes. My annoyance faltered for a moment. “Because she’s the reason I can no longer see the world,” he said quietly. I frowned, confused. “What do you mean?” “I’m blind,” he said, voice heavy with emotion. “I may have beautiful eyes, but I can no longer see light.” I bit my lip, speechless. That explained why he didn’t blink often—and why his gaze seemed so fixed.

She would say how much she liked the necklace and bag that Cedric had bought for me, and Cedric would ask me to give them to her. All the things I cherished were now taken from me by her. Later, she said she envied my ability to see, so Cedric asked me to give her my cornea. Now, I was completely blind. If she wanted Cedric, then I would let her have him. I was tired of lying to myself, trying to prove that Cedric still loved me. I wouldn't fool myself anymore. Since I could no longer see, I asked a moving company to pack my things and left the divorce papers on the coffee table.

"She’s the one who controls everything. Every decision, every move. Mr. Bai is just a figurehead." His swollen lips curled into a grimace. "And that whole act—the blindness?" He let out a ragged chuckle. "She’s not blind, James." A slow, sinking feeling took hold in my gut. Dom’s voice turned sharp. "She sees everything." I stared at Dom, my mind rejecting everything he was saying. "What?" The word barely made it past my lips. Madame Bai—not blind? Not frail? Not dying in some hospital bed? No. That wasn’t possible. I had spoken to the doctors and seen the reports. I had watched her struggle to walk, to breathe. She had undergone multiple surgeries. I had seen it.