Married To The Blind Heir Novels & Stories

Kate straightened the blanket that was still messy before finally opening her eyes. The corners of her lips lifted into a small smile as she remembered what had just happened. She felt that she had succeeded in driving Javier even further away from his wife. Kate had been worried when Javier suddenly began prioritizing Nora. But it turned out that, with nothing more than a little whining and seduction, Javier always came back to her again and again. That blind woman had never truly been able to hold on to her husband’s attention.

“Is this how you usually claim what’s yours, Lord Gray?” “I… I was blind. Jealousy clouded me,” he admitted, voice trembling. “I want her back where she belongs. I will send Inessa away in disgrace. Claire… she will be my only wife from now on. Witch Supreme, please help me.” I smiled inwardly. I had him exactly where I wanted him. “Very well. Sign this contract.” I slid a parchment toward him. Desperation made him scribble his signature without hesitation. “We’ll discuss terms later. For now, let’s retrieve your wife.”

If he abandoned Deirdre… If he abandoned her… Her life would be doomed. “You wretched…” Madame Brighthall was so mad that her temple was hurting. “How dare you? I am your mother! Is this a declaration of defiance?” “It is,” Brendan replied, seeming unfazed. “Did you know that she’s blind? She wasn’t born that way, Mom. She went blind because of me. Your son! I owe her. She has nothing left of her own—no family, no friends. If I leave her, she will die.

“But there is one thing we’re missing. In the contract we signed, the heir must be legitimate which means we’ll have to sign a marriage agreement for that period” Rose eyes widened. She couldn’t believe how stupid she was, it was clearly stated but she didn’t think much of it! So not only does she have to give birth to the heir of her father’s murderer, but she had to marry him, and take him name for that period! This is too much… Her steps retreated in shock and Domn noticed her stupefied state. “You don’t have to sign it now. We’ll be traveling next week, you have till then to make up your mind”

She needed the helping hand of others, and many looked at her with pity. Fortunately, she had Adrianna by her side. Her friend was never tired of supporting her to rise. The semi-permanent blindness she experienced had, to some extent, opened the window to her heart. The beautiful marriage, filled with wealth, and having a handsome knight in shining armor, turned out to be mere fantasies. There was no gentle husband for her. She didn't receive the attention and affection a healthy marital relationship deserved. It was all just in her imagination.

His brows gathered as he saw the news that was making the rounds that afternoon. "The Steels family are up for another backlash as there were confirmed rumors that the heir of the Steels family, Adrian Steel has yet again taken a bride. The new bride was spotted alongside some domestic workers in the ever busy Lape market, dressed like a maid and rumors had it that he had picked a bride from among the peasants farmers at his father's cocoa farm. A video posted by the popular blog site, AMEBOR has generated mixed reactions as everyone believes that he had taken a bride from a poor home so he could make her a subject just as he tried to do with his first wife, Barbara, before she fled from the

Otherwise, don't expect your life after marriage to be anything like you imagine. A few of his friends let out low, knowing laughs. Linda crossed her arms, lifting her chin again. "Well? We don't have all day." I clicked my tongue, then glanced toward the door. "Dave, Julie, if this is really the guy who's inheriting the Wests' empire, you might want a backup plan." Hendrick spun around, his face draining of color. "Mom? Dad? Why are you… Madeline! You set this up again, didn't you? I told you, if you still want into my family, stop pulling this crap!"

And no matter how many knots his voice tied in my stomach, no matter how weak his kiss made my knees, I couldn’t see past the disability that would chain me to this life forever. I was now a married woman, but to a blind man, to a man that would never see me, a man I knew absolutely nothing about. We reached the end of the aisle, with my hand still tucked in Enzo’s. My stepmother and Reina hovered close, their faces pulled into masks of false sympathy. Reina even cleaned her dry eyes with a lace handkerchief, but her smirk gave her away. They watched us leave, they watched this stranger take me away without saying a word.

Right after that, he'd also asked for a dog, and the saddest part for him was that he'd received the ice cream but not the dog. Mr. Lewis would say. "If you can't see what is wrong with it, you won't be able to take care of it and it could die." Referring to his blindness, Eren never asked again. He had thought about the health of the dog he wanted. He had to follow his butler's orders considering that he didn't want to be the cause of a dog's death.

Rage flared as they lunged forward, trying to grab me. "Lucen! You're practically our son-in-law by now! How can you just stand by and do nothing?" "If Maris hadn't insisted on being with you back then, we would never have agreed to this marriage!" "Maris is blind! She chose an ungrateful, heartless man like you!" I shook their hands off, a cold smile curling on my lips. Who, really, was the ungrateful one? My father had taken Maris under his wing, keeping her close even during experiments. And in the end, she betrayed us completely.