Love In Blind 소설 & 이야기

After opening it and reading the contents, his face instantly turned deathly pale. I wrote, "Sebastian, I already know the truth about what happened back then. I know that Carl had deliberately switched the eye drops, and how you pushed me to take the blame for Jolene. "You once swore to my late mother that you would love only me for the rest of your life. Now, you've slept with Jolene and driven me out of our home. From now on, let us each live our own lives peacefully. "I have already left. Don't look for me anymore."

Sean paused for a while before replying, "Don't do that. She'll notice." "What if she notices?" "I'll kick you out." Sean grabbed Vivian by her chin. His eyes gleamed dangerously. Everyone knew that Sean loved me. He came from a wealthy family, yet he was willing to be cooped up in a small apartment to take care of me when I was blind for the past two years. Some people had told him to leave me be, but Sean said, "I love Rachel. Don't say that again if you still want to be friends." However, right then, I felt only disgust, seeing him covered in lipstick marks and scratches.

Weak. "Dr. Chen?" "Waiting. Watching. She always watches." "She made you." "She found me. There's a difference." Lin opened her eyes. Gray. Cloudy. But seeing me. Really seeing. "You were the only one I never watched. Never recorded. Never tried to understand. Because you were the only one I loved. And love—" she coughed again, blood this time, "—love is the one thing that can't be witnessed. Only felt."

For a moment, they all watched as it rose, joining the others glowing softly against the deepening blue sky. Lareina smiled, her eyes reflecting the golden light. “It’s beautiful,” she whispered. Sean looked at her, his heart tightening. “Yeah. so beautiful” Yvo watched them from the corner of his eye, calm but distant. The lanterns floated higher, each carrying its own secret wish. Only he knew the words written on his. Look at me like you love me. The night breeze brushed his face, cool and steady, but it did nothing to quiet the warmth that had begun to burn deep within him.

My eyes twinkled seeing the names that were engraved on the love lock. Mike & Jessie. I smiled and looked into his eyes. His eyes crinkled because of his wide smile. And my heart swelled with love. My gaze shifted to all the locks that were locked, and I found Rose and John's lock. My eyes involuntarily searched for the lock Katherine had locked.

"You know, I even gave him a nickname, right?" "It does feel fitting," Chloe finally joined in the laughter. "I'm tired of doing that again, Adrianna." They fell silent for a while, letting the sounds of chirping birds and the gentle breeze accompany their conversation. Adrianna became increasingly concerned with the words she had just heard from Chloe. "So... are you sure?" Although Chloe's decision to get a divorce received full support from Adrianna. "Whatever decision you make regarding the divorce, I support you." "But, well... it's not that easy," Chloe grinned. She lightly clapped and released their interlocked hands. "Before my vision returns, I want the two of them to experience wha

he asked, with a hint of desperation. “No, I'm serious here. Do you really love me as you say you do?” I questioned, my heart pounding hard against my chest. “C'mon babe, you have no reason to doubt my undying love for you. I know I have been a horrible person in the past, but now I'm here to right all those wrongs. I would never leave you for anyone else, I promise,” Liam's words pierced deep into my heart. I've never felt so genuinely loved, so much cherished and spoiled. I felt the sincerity in words; a promise that would never be broken.

❤️ LOVE AND PAIN Season 2 — Chapter 80: Promises and Lies Nobody spoke. The hallway seemed to shrink around them. Noah stood frozen in the doorway, staring directly at Seraphine. Not with anger. Not exactly. Something worse. Betrayal. The kind that survives for years. The kind that never fully heals. "You said it was over." Seraphine remained motionless. For once— the woman who always seemed to have an answer had none.