Deaf Blind And Dumb Novels & Stories

"Doctor Rowen, if I may ask, can you be a doctor even if you're blind? " Rowen sneered as he stuck medical tape to the back of my hand to hold the needle in place, "Why can't a blind person be a doctor? You're allegedly discriminating. " I rolled my eyes. "By the way, even though I'm blind, I can hear that you're a soft girl through your voice. You should be careful in the Sin Pack. Most of the Slaves here have been rogue and have committed crimes. You need to protect yourself before they fuck you to death. "

“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.” “That is so pitiful, your highness,” I sat beside him. “You think he would leave you alone if we told him that. I mean he has seen you right? He can't call you a threat because that is exactly what you are to yourself. You're clumsy, blind, vulnerable, very pitiful and now, you have a broken leg…” Kai chuckled awkwardly, lowering his flustered face. “That is a… very vivid description, Eva.” ‘Can you not make him feel more shitty than he already feels?’ Eve

I couldn't spare Delilah a dirty look because getting into physical contact with Tadêfi was more important to me. Sikia raised one of Tadêfi's hands so that when I reached them, her fingers touched my lips. There was a hidden social benefit of being blind and deaf. You can be effortlessly shameless. The Augur's right hand was on my lips so she could 'hear' me with her fingertips. Her left hand snaked around me, coming to rest on my left ass cheek and pulling our bodies together. "I have missed you inside of me," she purred. Woot! Who was going to kill me first? Buffy, or Elsa.

“Sh*t!” Nancy, who was a nurse in the hospital where Derrick was working, cursed through gritted teeth as she paced up and down the uncompleted building.“This is your first assignment and you guys failed me despite the huge amount of money I gave you.`` Nancy grimaced at the bulky four young men standing in front of her with guns in their hands, and hidden knives around their waist.

As I am polishing the silverware in the dining room, I overhear some of the higher-ranking wolves talking about the guests who will be arriving. "Did you hear? The Blind Alpha is coming," One of them whispers. "Really? I thought he never attended these kinds of events," another replies. A expression of disgust passes over my face when I hear them addressing the Alpha as the Blind Alpha. No one has the right to judge someone and especially labeling them. From what I have heard he is blind, but this doesn't mean that he should be defined by his disability. I quickly shake off the thought and focus on my work, determined not to let their gossip distract me.

I watched as she gripped the glass of the podium tightly with trembling fingers. She leaned forward, a small smile playing on her face. “Hello everyone, I am Renee. As an omega who has had to go through life without her sight, there have been challenges, and the ups and downs have never been an easy journey” Renee had the crowd hooked as silence enveloped the hall. “But, being a lover of arts has brought me into a world of competitions where I learned to accept and find the beauty in every challenge ahead of me. My blindness has never been an obstacle, instead, it is to let everyone out there with any sort of disability know that even though things seem hard and impossible, you can do anythi

The firewood in the stove crackled, illuminating Derek's momentarily pale face. He stared at the tips of his leather shoes, seeing only a blur of gray. The sensation of Tabitha's fingers grazing his collarbone that morning suddenly became vivid. How can a blind man compete with others? The thought stung his heart like a venomous needle. He clenched his pants leg fiercely, nails nearly piercing his thigh. A small hand suddenly covered his, Hedwig's thumb pressing gently into his taut tendons.

Gripped by a bone-chilling fear, I instinctively cried out, "Skyler, please help me! My eye hurts!" I kept calling out to him but didn't receive a response. Within moments, I was surrounded by flames. I thought I would die then and there. Fortunately, firefighters arrived at the last moment and pulled me out of the fire. … My vision was still mostly dark when I opened my eyes again. The doctor regretfully told me the glass shard had severely damaged my right eye, so I was now blind in that eye. As for my left eye, I had already suffered substantial vision loss due to a childhood illness. Because of this, the sight in that eye was very limited.

Brian could not do the same. Despite his persistence, Rai had to be firm. She had hurt him last week after dinner. Brian had left in a huff and hadn’t tried to contact her again. She hated going to these events alone. Being blind was hard enough, negotiating her way through unfamiliar surroundings was downright stressful. The white cane was supposed to tell people she had a vision impairment. More than not, it made her a target. Oblivious travelers crossed in front of her dragging their bags behind them, making the route through the cruise terminal a virtual gauntlet.

Alpha Noah. I am Noah, the blind Alpha. I lost my sight years ago during a bloodbath with an opposition pack and that is when I truly became blind. I do not trust anyone or anything. I am in the most vulnerable state of my life and despite being a powerful Alpha, I still lost something precious to me. When I was first attacked by the opposition pack, I lost all my sight. But through the years because of my supernatural making. I can gain little of my vision as I go through rehabilitation.