Novel & Cerita Married To The Blind Heir

I struggled to break free from Denise as I said with a cold expression, “From the day that you eloped, the marquis has already removed your name from the family tree. You no longer have anything to do with this family.” Denise chuckled. “Our grandfather only did that out of anger. William is the only heir of his title. How would he actually remove William from the family tree?” William also looked smug. “I’ll be the only person who’ll inherit the marquis title.” I placed a hand over my belly and said coldly, “From now on, you’re no longer the only heir. My child is also an heir of the marquis.” Initially, I thought that I had made myself very clear.

Lana took out a bottle of red wine from her prized collections, and they stood by the floor-to-ceiling window, sipping wine while looking at the twinkling lights that shone like a river of stars. "When the Clark family suddenly took you back from the countryside and married you off to me, didn't you harbor some resentment? "You didn't know who I was, and I was even blind then. Weren't you apprehensive about your future and potential happiness?" Being married off to someone unfamiliar and a blind man at that—a normal girl wouldn't even be able to run away from it. Yet, Liam recalled that Lana happily married into the Kane family. Even the wedding formalities that the Clark family neglected, L

King Casper asked while his forehead creased slightly “Yes Alpha, he’s been living with her since she was 10. And according to my sources, she’s blind” That had the Alpha king sitting up in attention. If he hadn’t been told, he would have never figured she couldn’t see. To be sure, he waved a hand across her face and watched her eyes remain still and unfocused. She was really blind but that’s okay. He realized he didn’t even care about any kind of disability she may have, as long as she was his. He’s waited almost a decade to find her and now that she was here, he’ll make sure he doesn’t let her go.

He glared at me and barked, “You disgust me, Catalina. How could you ask the queen to make me marry you against my will?” Recalling the moment he cut my wrist tendons in my past life, I said coldly, “I did not ask the queen to get us married.” My half-sister Rosalie Shaw, who had been standing behind Eldwin, stepped forward. “The news is out that Her Majesty has issued an edict for your marriage. It has spread all across Oberon Kingdom. Why are you trying to hide it from us, Lina?” She teared up while speaking. “At the end of the day, we are not meant to be, Eld. From now on, you will just be my brother-in-law.”

"I care about what belongs to me. And right now, that is you." Avery's breath caught. "We are married for two reasons, Kendra," Damien said, his voice dropping into a deep, velvety purr as he stopped just inches from her. The intoxicating scent of cedarwood and rain rolled off him. "First, to solidify the merger of our family assets. Second... because a man in my condition requires a very specific kind of care. A devoted, hands-on wife to look after his needs." He tilted his head, his dark lenses boring into her. "Tell me... you are fully aware that I am blind, correct? You know what you signed up for?"

My husband looked shocked and didn’t know how to respond when she whispered, “Just go along with it. Or I’ll look like a pathetic pregnant woman here without a husband, just like the woman earlier.” Then my husband awkwardly smiled at the doctor. “O-of course. I will always be at my wife’s side,” he said, stuttering. Disappointment flashed across my face. Always at his wife’s side? I was the patient the doctor mentioned earlier. The woman who came alone. The so-called loser. And now here was my husband, accompanying his childhood sweetheart and claiming her baby.

"He's grooming Ethan for everything. The pack, the company. But me? I am just... there. Like, I don't matter." Maria's face hardened. "You matter, Dennis. You matter more than anyone knows." "Then why…" "Because Richard is blind," Maria interrupted. "He sees Ethan as his true heir. His real son. But you, my darling boy, you're destined for so much more." "I don't understand." "You will," Maria promised. "Someday, you will understand everything. And when that day comes, you will take what should have been yours all along." The dream shifted forward again, to more recent times. Maria was on the phone, and her voice sounded so angry.

Of all people, he alone had been blinded by her charm, his reason clouded entirely. Alden had always dreamed of marrying a woman like his mother—kind, genuine, and full of grace. He had promised himself to show his love for his future wife with extravagant gifts and heartfelt vows, ignoring all warnings and admonitions from those around him, especially his family. Blindly, he had convinced himself that Emma was the perfect woman—the one he would spend the rest of his life with. Was he pitiful or simply foolish? …

she repeated bitterly, turning her sightless eyes toward him, "there is no hope but death." "Maude," and Louis' voice was like a plaintive harp, so mournful was its tone, "Maude, once in the very spot where mother is lying now, you said because I was a cripple you would love me all the more. You have kept that promise well, my sister. You have been all the world to me, and now that you are blind I, too, will love you more. I will be your light—your eyes, and when James De Vere comes back—"

Finally, after Maria asked again and again, the blind witch said: Your daughter's future husband is an extraordinary person, so don't think about all the messy things now. Maria thought that although she and Joseph were in good health now, she had almost died of illness before. After her daughter made essential oils, her family gradually became richer. Therefore, she began to believe in the blind witch's words. The more she thought about it, the more she realized that what the blind which was saying made sense. According to what the blind witch said, Antonio is definitely not the destined one, Maria, who was still doubting, breathed a sigh of relief, so she just listened to the witch and let