Does Arya Stay Blind Novels & Stories

My mother's weak voice said. "Will she ever be able to see again?" My mother asked rubbing my hand. The doctor sighed, "I don't think it's possible." My breath hitched. What? I may never see again? How did this happen? What did I do to deserve this? ****

She needed to be shown her place, not just reminded of it. Because of her, I got stabbed. And that bastard—Blade. If this had been a real fight, man to man, without Rain’s safety at stake, I would have shown him exactly what I’d been waiting years to do. I would have ripped his eyes from their sockets and left him as blind as I was. Then, I would have killed him the same way he killed my father. A blind man. That’s what he called me. That despicable, arrogant fool thought blindness made me weak. He had no idea. I may not see like he does, but I see far more than he ever could.

I closed my eyes in anticipation of the attack. “Araya. Araya.” A voice called out from a distance. “Are you okay?” I knew this voice. It was getting closer. My eyes fluttered open. It was just a dream. My vision was blurred and I struggled to focus. I realized I was starring up at three figures. Their familiar faces finally came into view. “What happened?” I asked my voice barely able to speak the words as I tried to raise up. My head started spinning immediately, so I laid back down. Adrian was holding an ice pack to the side of my head.

Ayesha said in a horrified tone, touching her face, then hurriedly got up and stood in front of a mirror. "Thank God I am not getting new acne... now I should go and start my beauty sleep, " Ayesha said and left from there. Ayat bit her bottom lip, controlling her tears. She stepped down from the bed and walked into the washroom, washed her face with cold water multiple times to calm her burning eyes then came out and stood in front of the window and moved away the heavy curtains. A sad smile spread on her lips after watching Arham standing behind the glass window. she attached her head to the wall and stared at him. They had an unspoken conversation till sunshine hit the ground.

Cedric unexpectedly chased after me and helped rebandage the wound on my arm. "Nicole, your eyes are fine, right? Can you stop being so upset now?" he said gently. "As long as your eyes are still okay, it's not a big deal, right? The doctor said it wouldn't have much of an impact. I just can't bear to see you become blind. Celine had constantly told me how painful a blind person's world was, and I was really starting to lose patience with it."

"Of course I do, but I feel like my parents are hiding something from me." "Don't stress yourself, you are just over thinking, as long as you and Axel love each other, there is nothing you should be worried about. Speaking of which, Axel is here." "Really?" I asked and Lisa nodded. "How do I look? Am I okay?" I asked as got up and Lisa raised an eyebrow. "The guy is blind Aria." Lisa said in her obvious tone. "Right, I'm just so excited." I said. "Of course you are, you two are a thing." Lisa said as she got up.

Kierian- Pacing the foyer of the house we were staying in, I kept checking the clock on the wall when I would turn to glance at the door. Aryan was currently in a magical coma, where her body was frozen in time. I didn’t know that was possible until the witches said it was the only way to keep the silver from entering her bloodstream.

My teeth had already started clattering as an effect of the cold, I tried to stand up but Kian made me stay in place. "We aren't done, Arya. Tell me who the father of the child is?” I looked at him shaking because of the cold, my skin was pale and flushed but he didn't care. I began to wonder if what Eva said about him was true. Was he truly a devil and a cold hearted being? "Have you suddenly become Mute Arya? Tell me who the father is." He dragged me again and went downstairs but when we were about 5 stairs away. He pushed me and sent me rolling on the floor.

Then he added, almost like an afterthought, “You’re the only one she trusts now. Don’t break it.” And then he was gone, the sound of his boots fading into the forest. I looked back down at Aria, who had curled into me like a child. Her breathing was finally slowing. But her fingers still gripped mine tightly. And I knew the road ahead would be harder than anything we had faced before. Because now, she would have to live without sight. But she wasn’t alone. She had me!!

All I can inhale now is the smoke coming from it, and I have to clamp my lips hard to stop myself from taking more of it. But it feels like it's too late. I can hear it coming closer and closer and there is no way for me to escape. I just relax, waiting for all of it to happen. I think of all the people I would leave, and how little I contributed to getting justice for Arthur. . . . The creature hisses loudly, then it explodes into darkness. * * * Arya’s POV A scream escapes my mouth and when I open my eyes, I’m back in the hospital room with Arthur still lying back motionless and unresponsive. Except this time Duke Basset is holding me by the waist, helping me up since for some reason, I en