Deaf Blind And Dumb Novels & Stories

So I thought of a plan, and it worked. “No! No, let them go, please.” The woman began to sob as I reappeared with her husband and child. “Why doesn’t she want to look at me?” Adaira asked as the girl’s eyes remained closed even after a minute. “She can’t see. She’s blind.” The mother said.

Remembering how the girl only responded with gestures and no words, Amelia guessed that the girl was deaf and mute. If there was anything Amelia couldn't cure, it was deaf-muteness. This condition was congenital—even a miracle worker couldn't fix it. Yet seeing such a young girl working hard for a living, not giving up but instead maintaining a positive attitude, made Amelia look at her with even more admiration.

Just as the ceremony was about to proceed with the final marking, the enormous screen behind that was supposed to start projecting a video of blessings suddenly flickered with blinding static and white noise. Austin Grayback, the werewolf in charge of handling the projector, had once received a favor from me, and he was also my most important mole within Eclipse Pack. He played the video of Gabriel and Isabelle conspiring against me on the screen, just as I'd instructed. Gabriel and Isabelle lay disheveled in bed on the screen, while Gabriel's chilling voice clearly came through the speakers. "As long as she's blind and disabled, she will forever have to depend on me for the rest of her life

I let out. “If being dead is my fate, I might accept what has been destined for me, but you can grant me the wish of seeing my loved one first,” she let out. “Aren't you scared?” I was a bit taken aback. “I have been blind almost all my life and being dead doesn't necessarily mean anything because the only thing I thought was going to brighten my life had rejected me,” she let out. “How dare you?” I roared in anger. Was she making me feel guilty? “I still reject you for a mate. Blind people are incompetent and weak. I won't kill you but throw you into the dangerous woods for animals to feed on.” I let out in anger. I watched as she went on her knees to solicit but I had made up my mind.

the blind woman thought to herself. "Can you try to communicate with them?" the blind woman said. "I haven't mastered their language yet." Katherine stamped her feet and said helplessly.

My amazing mate was the one who could break through her barriers and encourage her to get right back up. I had never seen Lola happier than when Ziyah had given her the hearing aids that she created for her years back. Lola was born deaf, so she never had the opportunity to hear people speak to her or around her. She never had the ability to listen to the sounds of nature. While she could not do anything for the second part, Ziyah had been able to fix it to where the words were picked up by the devices and then sent as a mindlink.

Hearing those words meant that this was not going to end well. "But due to the recent discussion of these committed crimes, one reason that Alpha Grayson has committed them has stuck out of all reason that not only affects him but affects his pack as well. Due to yesterday's hearing, I have come to a conclusion that Alpha Grayson's condition of being blind since birth has been the cause of these unforgivable actions. Furthermore, that his own pack had turned against him at his time of need is another reason why he is put into this situation today." he said, his words seemingly giving me hope my punishment wouldn't be too bad.

But the baby isn’t the only thing he has been concerned about. He has been worried about me, too. My eyes, mostly. Yes, I must rely on my senses to move through the world, for I cannot see. I was not born blind—my darkness came from an accident seven years ago. In that moment, I was trying to protect my husband, and the injuries I suffered took my sight from me.

… Six months later, at a get-together, I heard that Melanie had hit rock bottom. The people she'd smeared finally caught up with her. After a brutal beating, she slunk off to the sticks and married a man decades older than her. Not long after, she ended up dying from domestic abuse. Matthew didn't fare much better. Prison messed him up bad. His mind gave out, and he ended up in a psychiatric ward. Finally, everyone who hurt me got what they deserved. I took a sip of wine, my eyes drifting to the phone screen flashing with messages.

"Before I found my cleaning job, I looked around for work. Almost all the positions that my qualifications allowed for wouldn't take me because I was deaf. No one really said it was my lack of hearing that prevented me from getting the position, but it was very obvious. "I'm nervous about tomorrow. Maybe if he finds out that I'm deaf, he won't hire me." Leo cocked his head to the side in deep thought, 'if he doesn't hire you because you're deaf, then he won't stay in business for long,' he signed, 'whether you're deaf or blind doesn't matter, as long as you deliver the results you're paid for.' 1 I smiled, "spoken like a true business man." He grinned, 'I am one.'