Blind Corner Lazy Susan Novels & Stories

"It must have been hard for you, do you wanna talk about it?" "No", his quick reply made Annaliese flinch. They continue walking through the woods and Annaliese inhales the air making her sigh loudly. "What is it?", Kieran asks her worriedly. "Nothing, i just love the smell of the woods. "It's a pretty sight too". "I guess". "If you're blind, how do you see things?", he finally asks her. "Well It's a bit complicated". "I can't see with my own eyes, everything is just blank but i can see a bit through Cresent's eyes".

Sarah "It looks like we can only open this door from the inside. I think it is much better if we check it from there. Besides, the air here is getting damp, and it's hot as well." As they were to climb back up, Sarah noticed something in her peripheral vision. The thing sits there on the corner, though it is placed in a blindspot angle that you would not notice at all. But she was an ex-spaceship worker, so she knows it- every angle of it. A spaceship battery. Right at the very corner. She was stunned at what she was seeing. "Are you guys seeing what I am seeing?" They all look from where she is looking. "Is that a box?" They all went near it. And disappointment was seen on their faces.

"Why not?" "Isn't it obvious? Lucian's the wildest of The Apex Four. He never shows up for training and misses out on hunting contests, and even the Valemont pack nearly gave up on him. The princess might like to break the rules, but she wouldn't go for a bad boy like him." ... Thorne overheard that, straightened his suit sleeves, and held his head high with pride. Griffin and Rafael did not seem to mind, just chilling and sipping their drinks.

"Here you go, beautiful. Enjoy" "Thank you" we both murmur. I lift my glass to my mouth and gulp down half of it. As I'm placing it on the table, I notice another guy coming toward us. He's tall, has long shoulder-length hair, and the grey t-shirt he's wearing clings to his chest and arms. I discreetly kick Reagan, motioning to the guy with my eyes but when he's a few feet away from us, his eyes change. They're unfocused the way someone would be when they're talking to another person through the link. Then to my surprise, he also shakes his head, turns around, and leaves. Without talking to us. I was pretty sure he was heading our way. Why did he leave? Am I seeing things?

Malik thundered. "She’s passed out, Alpha," Melinda said in a small panicky voice. I could spot fear in her eyes. Well, why won’t she be afraid? He took off his hands from Lucca, and Lucca’s body fell freely to the ground. He shifted his gaze to Melinda. It astonishes me that although Malik is blind, he can still accurately guess the respective position of everyone in a room, even though they don’t utter a single word. I managed to look at his face, and his cold gaze shot through me like a blast of ice. “You’re also part of this scheme, right?” Malik grimaced, walking slowly towards Melinda.

A MONTH AND A HALF LATER HARA “Suzy, here's an order from table 14, make it quick!“ “Got it!“ I yelled, moving my quick hands through the wine shelves. I filled the glasses and a waitress immediately came for them. Heaving tiredly, I slumped against the counter. Sweat ran down my face like waterfalls and all I could do was roughly wipe at them with the back of my hands. It was my free five seconds and I wasn't about to waste it wiping my sweats. I'd been so busy attending to orders that I forget to breathe and now, I was short of breath. These five seconds would be wisely spent on catching all the breaths I'd missed out on. I'd barely caught her breath before a hand slammed another order on

"Fresh air is excellent therapy." Susan's knuckles whitened on the armrests. The perfect Luna, always composed, always beautiful, now pale and trembling, wrapped in blankets despite the mild temperature. She'd been hiding in her quarters for weeks, refusing to let pack members see her weakness. This public display was exactly the humiliation she'd been desperately avoiding. More wolves stared. More whispers spread. I steered the wheelchair toward the eastern trail, the one that led to the ceremonial overlook. Susan realized where we were going and stiffened.

“If you’re tired, go to sleep first. I’ll definitely come home, I promise.” “Alright.” Beside them, Frank whispered something to Charlotte. Charlotte nodded to show that she understood. Jordan glanced left and right, feeling like she was the third wheel. Better to just eat. She was about to turn the table to get some muffin when the lazy Susan rotated toward her the moment she reached out. The muffin landed right in front of her. She didn’t lift her head to look, but she could feel a scorching gaze focused on her face. Her long lashes fluttered quickly, and she paused, not reaching out to pick up the food.

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

“May the Goddess watch over you, good reverend.” Smiling, Zen waved goodbye to the accommodating gatekeeper. “We’ll find your key. I promise,” he waved and left with Charlie leading the way. The labyrinth was as dark as the gatekeeper had informed them. Truthfully, Zen did not really need the Watcher’s Lamp. If they had Armoured Slime Boss Eyes, Zen could easily craft an accessory that negates all blindness effects and detects infrared light, providing the user with permanent night vision. Liu Feng would gladly loan his accessory to Zen if he requested it. However, Party Freedom did not seem to be interested in farming. They were rushing to push Damian and Zen to the new stage, and it was qu