Is Arya Blind Novels & Stories

Just then, a door creaked open, followed by footsteps, and the light flicked on. Arya had to close her eyes; the brightness was almost blinding. As she slowly adjusted to the light, she took in her surroundings. The room was large and bare, devoid of furniture or decoration. Girls of different ages were seated all over the place. Their legs were bound, and like their legs, their mouths were taped shut, tears streaming down their faces. Arya thought of something: could her mouth also be taped? And was she bound like them? She looked at her legs and confirmed her fears; they were indeed bound.

, Ariv said but still he was moving his hands onward to her body part. She gasped when she found his fingers were about to unclasp the hook of her bra. She held his hands and shook her head. "W. Wai. Wait", Chitragandha murmured and he pulled out his hands from her body. "Are you BLIND?", Ariv asked coldly She shook her head and closed her eyes. "N. No. I. I am not blind", Chitragandha said and his grip tightened on her waist. "But I am Pa. Par. PARTIALLY BLIND", Chitragandha whimpered and Ariv engulfed her in his embrace.

“The thing is, he’s not stupid. He looked me straight in the eyes, while I was performing. He must have sensed something. “I guess your dancing gave you away” “I knew it. I shouldn’t have worked here, but I was left with no choice.” Arya became agitated and bursts out in tears. Lira comforted her hopelessly, as she wished that her husband won’t find her. According to Arya, he is a powerful man in Country Cirk. He gets what he wants when he wanted it and never let’s go of his prey. “Mr. Brail! I found your wife. Mrs. Bethany Brail.”

Lisa laughed at her aunt's curiosity and told the short version. “Well, we met at a park, and Lilani started talking to him. For me, it was love at first sight, and after two weeks, he asked me to marry him, and well, six months later, here we are, still going strong.” “Oh, Lisa, your parents would have loved him. He seems like a gentleman. But what's with the dark glasses?” “Well, he was left blind after an accident, and a few weeks ago he went for surgery; it was a success, but he still needs to wear them for a few weeks,” Lisa explained. Just then, Alessandro walked into the kitchen, hand in hand with Lilani.

She said, “Can't you go on your own? You do not know the way back?” “I can't no go on my own. Why? Because I can't see. I'm blind.” She said with a smile, her eyes fixed on the ground. That was when Arin finally realised that her gaze had been so unfixed ever since he arrived. “Is it an illness or…..?” He asked. “I was born like this.” “What? Have you tried finding a solution to it? Judging from the way you are dressed, you seem to be from a wealthy family.”

I asked. "Arya Lawl…" but she stopped halfway and continued almost immediately, " my name is Arya." "I'm Sebastian, Sebastian Stan. Do you know who did this to you?" "You saved me." "Yes I know…I'm talking about the scars and bruises on your body." "No…one." She lied, I knew she was hiding something. Was she scared? "Don't be scared. I won't confront anyone neither will I do anything that you don't want. I give you my word."

The hallway remained empty, there was no sign of Arya. When he looked up, the resignation on his face made my jaw clench. "Sir, I've been through every camera feed from the past six hours." His voice was apologetic. "She doesn't appear on any of them." "That's impossible." My hands gripped the back of his chair hard enough to make it creak. "She had to pass through somewhere to have left the house.” He bobbed his head in agreement. "She must have known where the blind spots were.”

Through heavy city traffic. "Ma'am," Aryan wheezed desperately, violently trying to blink away the dark spots swarming his failing vision. "I... I will crash. My hands are completely destroyed. I cannot physically turn a steering wheel." "Then you better pray you violently die in the crash, Singhania," Kiara whispered lethally, gracefully stepping directly over his violently trembling body. "Because if you scratch a single inch of his car, I will have Rohan physically rip your mother's ventilator tube out of her throat with his bare hands."

“I told my father what happened that day, and that was when we discovered I wasn’t an ordinary human.” Aarya exhaled a shaky breath. “People considered me a prodigy as a child, but as I grew older, I noticed my other abilities. At first, it was easy to hide, but I’d slip up occasionally and do something that would raise suspicion. So, at a young age, I had to isolate myself and learn to refine my control.” She glanced at me, and I instinctively took her hand in mine, offering her silent support. Her gaze met mine, and she gave me a grateful smile that I returned without hesitation.

Akasha sat up and glared in her direction, yet her eyes were still fully white, and I doubted she could see anything. “What am I supposed to do, blind?” she bit out angrily. “If your visions are going to keep coming then, maybe you should train blind, you know as well as I do that eventually your vision won’t come back at all, so start training now.” “You don’t have to remind me.” She bit out. “She will go completely blind?” I asked, confused. It made sense for her to train to fight without having her sight in either case, but that would be terrifying. “Yes.” Ari snapped as Akasha stood and the towel fell to the floor. My jaw dropped, and Ari snickered. “Well, someone is happy.” Catching my