Blind Wife Novels & Stories

He shot up from his seat, his fists clenched, face twisted in fury. “This is bullshit and we all know it!” he spat. “Fated mates are a thing of the past! Mate bonds don’t exist anymore, this is just a ploy to steal my wife. Admit it, you have a thing for married women! This is your kink, isn’t it? You’re trying to silence me and take my wife because you have more power than I do, but I won’t let it happen!” The room broke into chaos. There were whispers, gasps, muttering disbelief.

After Diva told the entire story about how she got married to Blaze in a mass wedding to escape a murderer, while excluding the fact that Vyan was the murderer, she asked, "Do you believe me now?" Lina threw her head back and laughed. "You come up with such fascinating stories, Diva." "Believe me; it’s not a story!" Diva exclaimed, almost on the verge of tears. If her best friend didn't believe her, who would help her out? Silence fell over the car as Lina grew speechless, processing the information she just received. "So 'the Blaze Hudson' is your husband now?" "For the last time, yes!" Lina pulled the car over in the parking lot of their office building and told her, "Okay, I believe you.

“I'm going to try and act like I'm offended by that.” It was high time I blurted out the truth. “Okay, the truth is that Cly-” I stopped, I couldn't say his name. “My boyfriend and Chris are enemies that can't stand each other. My boyfriend doesn't want me to speak to Chris or associate with him.” Calling Clyde my boyfriend sounded really strange but I couldn't think of any other term to use. They thought I was dating him anyway. I wished it was true because then I'd be the happiest girl in the whole world.

I screamed, my wolf growling and getting everyone's attention. Xyla tried to stop me but I yanked her hands away and grabbed Xandros. “How dare you! I'm your mate! The woman you love, so what hogwash are you talking about? You told me you loved me, that today everyone would know-” He slapped my hands away. “That what? That you're my mate? You think I'd chose the daughter of a nobody who sucked up to my sister as a mate? I see through you and you're nothing more than a lowly omega who's after my money, you're not worthy of my love!” He spat, hurtfully.

However, due to the recent scandal, the wife had been left gravely heartbroken, and the couple had jointly decided to announce their union. Elise's eyes scanned the document, nodding in satisfaction. Whoever wrote this had done a great job – it was so convincing that even she began to believe the lies. She flipped the page, and a picture caught her eye. It was a wedding photograph. The 'bride's' face was hidden beneath a veil, obscuring her identity, though the woman in the picture bore a striking resemblance to her. Alongside the photograph was an image of a wedding certificate, each timestamped five years ago.

I shouted, causing my Beta to freeze. He followed me as I walked towards them. Then a voice shouted my name. “Damon!” This came from her male companion. The voice was familiar, but right now my entire focus was on the woman—my mate. One of my guards reached over, ripping the blindfold off her face. Her grey eyes revealed, she punched the guard in the throat, but I was focused on her eyes. She was blind. My mate… was blind. A ripple of disbelief ran through me, but I shut it down. I had waited twenty-five years for this bond, dreamt of what she might be like. I never imagined this.

The DJ's voice came through again. "Please welcome tonight's guests of honor, Mr. Marcus Harrison and Ms. Claire White." Marcus turned and left. I simply stood there, feeling every pair of eyes on me. That was when the whispers began. "Where's the groom going?" "He got a phone call and just left..." "At a time like this?" "Ladies and gentlemen," the DJ repeated, his voice strained with awkwardness. "If everyone could please..." Everyone stared at me, waiting to watch the spectacle. They were all waiting to see how Claire White, the proud investment banker, would handle being abandoned by her fiance at her own engagement party.

He said without a second thought; the man took a step closer to her and said, "Let me remind you, Mrs Vuron, that you are a human living amongst the wolves. Living alone is next to making yourself an easy target for my enemies and I can't allow anything to weaken me." The girl's eyes filled up with tears; all the emotions that she had repressed within herself started to emerge as she threw a slap across his face, "You think of yourself as great after forcing yourself onto a woman? No, that makes you a coward! How could you do that to me after knowing I liked your brother? How can anyone believe that you are Darren's brother? He is way… way better than you. No matter what you do, you may forc

But inside, his nerves were eating him alive. Beverly made sure to stay close, smiling and presenting herself as his companion. The situation was, at best, bizarre—an ex-husband with his children, his current partner, his former father-in-law, and his former sister-in-law, all waiting to take their seats at the performance of his young ex-wife. Some called it “modern.” Blended families, as they were known, supporting each other.

She had seen her parents quarrel many times before, but she had never gotten used to these arguments. “What? Now you’re putting all the blame on me? You’re all trying to bully me together, aren’t you?” Mrs. Blair shouted. “You’re crazy. Why fuss over a trivial matter?” Albert Blair said. “I don’t have an affair or another woman. How long have we lived together? It’s been years and you still don’t believe me?” “How can I trust you? Even today, wherever you go, you want to hide. How do you want me to trust you?”