Novel & Cerita Is Jenna Really Blind In Pll

"I cannot see." Callista stared at her in confusion as the entire foyer fell silent. And across the room, Zeno's heart pounded. He wanted to see Callista's reaction. Perhaps, a small part of him even wanted to be proven right for feeling disappointed when he discovered his mate was blind. "I am blind," Solena finally admitted. Callista's eyes widened. She looked closely at Solena's eyes, noticing how unfocused they were. It was true. Her goddess given mate was blind.

"Mom... are his eyes always like that? Those white clouds?" "Yes," she said softly, her eyes beaming with pride. "He is blind, Jenna. Physically, he sees nothing. But the elders say he sees more than the world can see. He sees the soul. He sees the truth." I turned my head to look out the window so she wouldn't see the dark smirk on my face. He’s blind, I thought. He couldn't even see me, yet he knew exactly how to break me. He knew everything. He sure was one hell of a man. Mysterious.

He was desperate to find the voice and to find a door out of the void. "Veen!" Jennet shouted the beacon's name, hoping to get some response. She saw him flailing and turning his head in her direction. At that same moment, she was struck by grief. Little Veen was blind. His eyes were pitch black. Jennet reached out to his cage but the thorns pricked her. It was numbing and painful. Despite the pain, she forced through with all her might. "Veen, I'm here!" she shouted.

Before he hung up, he asked, “Anyway, before I go… Have you ever heard if Brendan Brighthall has a girlfriend or something who’s also blind?” The woman on the other side sounded downright stupefied. “Blind? Blake Dunn, do you think this is funny?” “I’m not being funny, Lily! It’s a blind woman whose face also seemed kinda scarred or injured. I mean, she had bandages behind her mask. Does a girlfriend like that ever exist?”

Her head snapped up when I walked in and she frowned slightly for a split second before a genuine spark of joy lit up her face. “Alvin? What are you doing here, honey?” Jenna stood up, removing her glasses and dropping the book that was in her hand on the chair and walking up to me. From afar, she seemed fine and bubbly like any woman her age should but as she walked closer, I could note how dull her eyes were even when she forced them to shine brightly with excitement at my arrival. I couldn't miss the dark under-eye circles either. I bit down on my tongue, stopping myself from stroking those stairs and dragging my father out of wherever he was and beating him into a pulp.

Malik thundered. "She’s passed out, Alpha," Melinda said in a small panicky voice. I could spot fear in her eyes. Well, why won’t she be afraid? He took off his hands from Lucca, and Lucca’s body fell freely to the ground. He shifted his gaze to Melinda. It astonishes me that although Malik is blind, he can still accurately guess the respective position of everyone in a room, even though they don’t utter a single word. I managed to look at his face, and his cold gaze shot through me like a blast of ice. “You’re also part of this scheme, right?” Malik grimaced, walking slowly towards Melinda.

Everyone gasped. “I’m sorry to say this…” the elder said solemnly. “But she is too weak to be your Luna. The Moon Goddess has rejected her.” Kyo’s jaw clenched. He turned to Nunu and motioned for her to carry Nyx away. Nunu and two other women rushed to her side and carried her inside. The hall erupted in whispers. “How can a blind girl be Luna?” “She’s the one who killed Kael’s brother…” “The Moon Goddess must have rejected her for a reason.”

Setting down my cue cards, I tightened my grip on the microphone and turned to Liam. "It seems like your perspectives don’t quite match. Could there be more to the story? Maybe you could share how the two of you learned to understand each other?" I hadn’t expected him to answer. But after a brief silence, Liam spoke. "When I first lost my sight, I was a mess. Bitter at the world. And I didn’t like her. She was constantly running around, juggling work and taking care of me. "One day, she was so exhausted that she completely lost track of time. She had a pot of stew simmering on the stove and stepped out to grab some seasoning… but forgot to turn off the burner."

"Clifton, you saw Heidi throw water on me, didn't you?" Clifton was looking toward the studio entrance. Tyler was there, rolling up my sleeves for me, the movement so natural it looked like he'd done it 100 times. Clifton pressed the door lock and simply said, "You should go back." Jenna stared at him in disbelief. "You never used to treat me like this." Clifton finally looked at her, but there was no warmth in his eyes. "That's because I was blind before." … That evening, Cliftoon walked into the yard carrying a paper bag.

And she realized that the person who had done this to him… was herself. She dropped to her knees with a hard thud in the middle of the reeking pile of junk. She clawed at her own hair, a raw, inhuman howl tearing out of her throat, sounding like an animal that had just had its heart ripped out. Tears poured down her face. Natalie looked down at her imperiously, watching her kneel in the garbage. Her lips curved into a cold, mocking smile. "The woman who pretended she couldn't see was actually genuinely blind for once. Too bad there's no place for you in his world anymore."