Blindfold Fish Novels & Stories

Jack immediately frowned and signaled for someone to take her away. His expression turned gloomy. He pulled Gabriel to the front of my car and forced him to kneel. Then, he grabbed a stick, striking Gabriel hard several times until Gabriel collapsed, whimpering in pain. After that, with a humble and servile attitude, he said, “Mr. Cullen, my brother is truly blind. He failed to recognize who you were. Please calm your anger. Jenkins Construction will cover any damages today. We’ll even buy you a better car.” “If one car isn’t enough, we’ll buy ten. Even a hundred of them. Whatever it takes to earn your forgiveness!

I let out. "What exactly can you sense?" He asked further. "Blind people can't see. They are keener to rely on smell, and most especially feel things to know where they are, like the smell of wet sand after it rains. The sound of objects leads me faster to them. Through imagination, most things are possible." I let out. "The brain of a blind person makes a connection in the absence of visual information which gives a heightened sense of hearing, touch, and smell," I further explained. The silence that fell between us showed that he wasn't satisfied with my answers.

Bellona was a bit offended. Yes, she knew she could be cruel at times but only when she was provoked. "If you didn't hurt anyone, how did you manage to get in unharmed?" "Oh, that" she stated lackadaisically "I took your potion to make myself and some other things invisible" "You stole from me?" Nimue gasped "Borrowed" Bellona corrected with a smile earning a glare from Nimue. "Some other things like what?" Nimue asked remembering she said earlier that she made some other things invisible. Nimue didn't want Zephyr to get a trace of her magic, else it would lead him to her and he would come for her head.

Some horns were crooked, some spiral and some had straight ones. “What are those, Mother?” I asked, pointing at the creatures. Before Mother could answer, more and more animals surfaced. There were medium-sized fishes. They had no fins, but with their powerful tails, taking turns as they jumped out of the water. It was as if they were playing with us. Two giant fishes showed only the top of their heads. Their eyes rose above the water as they swam beside the ship.

At that moment, a school of Gourami Dragonfishes has scattered in the ocean due to their hunt; it would be much harder to catch them. The Celestial Wood Altar disciples looked at Darryl. All the Gourami Dragonfishes had scattered; it meant that they were much quicker and more sensitive to movements. Even the other disciples would have a hard time if they tried to catch them. So, the fisherman, who had only joined the sect, would have an even harder time. They were sure he could not even catch a single Gourami Dragonfish. Glug! Glug! Glug! As the crowd murmured amongst themselves, Darryl put his hands at the sides of his mouth, puffed his cheeks, and made a series of weird sounds.

"I'll ignore those who don't feel pain or itch to me; those who destroy me, I'll resist; those who are happy to see my pain, I'll laugh; those who love me, I'll caress them." "Okay." Blake nodded and slowly rubbed the smooth surface of the mobile phone with his fingers in his pocket. He did not say anything more and walked forward. When Winson saw him coming over, he pointed at a fish and asked. Blake explained patiently to him. At this time, a large group of small fish swam over, colorful in the water, like fireworks blooming in the water, which was very spectacular. "Wow..." Winson opened his mouth wide in shock. "So many fish..."

Matthew's First-Person POV Evelyn Carter said, "I lost a game back at the bar, so I just picked some random guy to do the dare with. I didn't expect him to be this easy to fool. I pretended to be blind and stayed with him for a whole year, and he actually believed it without question." Lewis Ross pressed on with a hint of curiosity in his eyes. "Don't you ever get bored having to keep this up for so long?" Evelyn fell silent for a moment.

He spread my thighs wider, his chocolate-slick fingers finding the damp cotton of my shorts, pressing against me through the fabric. "You are soaked," he muttered. "Already." I didn’t say anything, just shivered. “Do you want to know what the fifth fantasy is?” He whispered against my ear. I nodded almost immediately. He reached into the drawer beside him and pulled out a black silk blindfold. My breath caught. "You remember this?" he asked, his voice dropping. "How could I forget?" I swallowed, feeling my wetness drip harder. He held it up, "I want you on the counter. Blindfolded. And I want to feed you."

Saphira did trip going up the stairs but she managed to catch herself. "Our first single lady is Saphira Silverstar. She just came of age last month. Most of you know she’s also completely blind. But she’s still sweet as can be," Alpha Alexander said. Saphira gently waved since she was nervous and hated this before Alpha Alexander started to go down the list of the other girls that were there. Amy Brown, Susie Jackson, Lilly Emerson, Amanda Smith, and Flora Erickson were all from Saphira’s pack. Saphira could hear some other names being called up from the other packs. She soon heard the doors to the ballroom opening with a loud bang. It made everyone jump and fall silent.

“Come on, Anton! You didn’t even try! You could eat a ghost fish! It would be so delicious!” “There are ghost fish in there?” I balk at Laila. She turns to me and nods eagerly, her hands still extended to Anton. “They were beautiful! And real fish too. Big ones, like the size of my arm –“ A hard shudder runs through me and I vehemently shake my head. “No no,” I say, holding a hand up and beginning to sort through the hamper that Laila packed. “Leave me here with the charred meats and the divination supplies. The fish are all for you.”