Blind Corner Lazy Susan Novels & Stories

Chrome stools stand with pale blue upholstered seats in the shape of a circle were lined up, offering a seat to weary patrons. White square tables with blue booths and chairs were spread around the room. The thing that caught Lacey and Sunny's eyes right away was the big machine across the room, standing all alone against the wall. “Look it, Mommy!” Sunny shouts and points, causing Lacey to grin at the child's enthusiasm. “I see the jukebox, baby. It is really cool.” “Can we go check it out, Mom?” Jack is the one to ask her and Lacey nods.

Her eyelids fluttered as she looked in anticipation. “It’s a revolving center.” Ben rolled the center plate to demonstrate. In words ‘get it yourself’.

The enigma of her demeanor lingered, casting a veil of uncertainty over our interaction. "Don't accept any food from anyone around here and avoid engaging in conversations," Susan added, her tone laced with mystery, as if she held a secret only she knew. The seriousness of her warning, stirred a sense of unease deep within me. "Above all, maintain a significant distance from Master Clyde," she emphasized, her eyes darting around as if expecting danger to leap out from the shadows at any moment.

"Once you board the cruise, you need to follow the rules, Mr. Rodney. This time, we severed your tendons just to teach you a lesson." Mr. Rodney continued to scream at the top of his lungs as he got dragged out of the room. But before leaving, he turned to glare at me with bloodshot eyes. "That woman can see! She did it on purpose! She definitely did it on purpose! She's not blind at all!"

" She paused and sighed. "I don't know if I can be like that, I mean am weak and meek, so am definitely sure I can't survive in this harsh and cruel world." Jane was sure she won't survive in this harsh world, and she wasn't ready to face any more problems, so she was certain the theme of a Black eyed Susan won't go for her. Mama Liya smiled. " Take your time and think about it, but it will really be good for you Jane. Am more experienced than you, so I know what's best and good for you dear."

She was wearing a white pants and a link top, her hair was up in a ponytail and she wore sandals on her feet. He watched her as she entered the room and went over to sit next to her father. If it wasn't for the cane one would not have known she was blind, by the way she maneuvered herself around the coffee table and other obstacles in the way. "Would you like a glass of wine sweetheart?" Bruce asked her.

Family United Lana ' s POV "The sky is turning pink. Like cotton candy. With orange streaks running through it. " Sarah' s voice was full of wonder. We were sitting on the steps of the safe house Derrick had brought us to. Dawn was breaking. The police had finally let us leave the hospital. "Cotton candy?" I smiled. "I' ve never seen cotton candy. " "Really? Never?" "I lost my sight when I was seven. Before that, I don

“So no one knows where I’m standing when they’re in my sights.” Her eyes flicked back to the glass. “That’s not a view, it’s surveillance.” Varian stepped into the room, gaze following hers. “What are you looking for, Liora?” “Blind spots.” “And have you found any?” “One.” She pointed toward the far corner where the light didn’t quite reach. “That camera above the molding—angle’s too high. You can’t see anyone under it.” He smirked. “You’ve been here two days and you’re already casing my own home.”