Blind Spot Peripheral Vision Novels & Stories

However, the final result of this race was about to defy every single baseline calculation in the stadium. Sophia Zhao wraps her fingers tightly around her steering wheel, her eyes locked onto the rear bumper of Dawn's vehicle as the starting lights overhead flash down to a brilliant green. The engines scream as the grid launches forward, but instead of maintaining a standard, safe defensive line behind the two favorites, Sophia suddenly veers her car directly into a high-risk, uncalibrated blind spot along the inner wall.

Not long after, they retrieved all the relevant footage. Unfortunately, the whole stable was thousands of square feet big. Even though the resolution of the surveillance cameras was clear enough, the corner where Blaze was was rather awkward. Coincidentally, the corner in Section D was one of the blind spots. They could even see a dark shadow cast on the haystack. Yet, the horse's large body obstructed the camera's view, and they couldn't see the person's face at all! They were at a dead end. Max breathed a sigh of relief quietly. As for Zoe, she let out a smug smile for the close call while hiding behind him.

THIRD PERSON POV Cortical Blindness. The Doctor’s diagnosis rang in Isabella’s head once again as she stared at the blur, emptiness deep-rooted within her. The baby had taken her sight. Temporary or not, the doctor couldn't say how long this would last. The past hours had been the toughest of her life. Discomfort engulfed her, her heart was thumping so fast as she feared what lurked around her. She tried to picture an image of her face but not much popped up. Before now it never occurred to her to stare at herself regularly.

He turned and handed the answer sheet to Roberto and the others. Roberto took the answer sheet and glanced over it. He snorted and said, "Well, Ballard, it seems that the accuracy of silk pulse diagnosis is still a matter to be discussed." "Look, this patient's profile is mainly about complications that have arisen due to diabetes. Night blindness isn't one of them." Sebastian smiled impassively and walked over to Doris. He asked, "Madam, do you start getting blurry vision after sundown? Is it difficult for you to see things clearly?"

“You're delusional. This place is cramped with cameras. I bet one of the floating comments is practically telling on us as we speak." “No they are not," he declared coldly. His confidence was bone chilling. “And how sure are you?" I asked narrowing my gaze at him. “Very sure. Haven't you noticed, there are blind spots everywhere, " he announced pointing at the ceiling. That was when I noticed it, there was nothing— no cameras, no recorders. Indeed this was a blind spot— away from the eyes of the prying audience. I smiled, a nemesing grim spreading across my face.

Rebecca held out the glass of water, but there was no response from the woman in front of her. "This is the glass, the right side of that arm of yours!" Rebecca said telling the position of the glass, "What's wrong with your eyesight, did they ruin it just like yours?" "Sicily, my name is Sicily. I've been blind since I was 10 years old. Back then my mum omega 2 fought to defend me from Luna's attack. I gave up for the safety of my mum and dad," Sicily explained unprompted. "Hem, then what happened after that?" asked Rebecca.

It coated every inch of my being and I found myself leaning dangerously close to him, instead of pulling away. “Why are you leaning so close to me?” He blurted and my eyes widened, immediately realizing that the hell I was doing. I jumped away from him, clearly my throat awkwardly as I lied, “I was just testing how blind you are. Apparently, not blind enough.” “Ouch!” He chuckled. “I'm not sure if that is an insult or not. I am blind in the sense that my vision is blurred out sometimes. I can see things to an extent depending on the lighting. I can see movements, colours, just the blurred version. Same with people.”

He felt like scratching it, but couldn't to avoid making the injury got worse. Trying so hard not to touch his neck, he groaned and used his hand to caressed his hair backwards and then returned it to the steering as he tried to focus when suddenly, something happened. His sight vision suddenly got blurry in some kind of colour. He could no longer clearly see the road just as every human could see it, but instead, he saw things in red. The road turned red, the other vehicles moving in front of him and beside the other side of the road, he saw them in his red vision. It was as if his eyes were covered with a red lacy material, preventing him from seeing clearly.

The world around me seems to blur as the pain intensifies. Clutching my head, I blink and shake my head to clear my vision but dark spots begin to dance across my vision. The last thing which flashes before my eyes is a blurred image of someone before everything turns dark.

I blinked several times, trying to clear the strange haze forming in my vision. The room around me seemed to tilt slightly. “No… not now…” I whispered. I tried to straighten my body a little, but the moment I moved, the surgical wound in my abdomen pulled sharply with pain. Suddenly my vision began to blur. At first it was just faint dark spots at the edges of my sight. Then the darkness slowly spread. The arm supporting Chloe’s body began to weaken. My body tilted slightly to the side without me realizing it. And at that exact moment, the door suddenly burst open. Someone rushed inside.