Nina's Blinds Novels & Stories

A girl, maybe seventeen, no more than skin and bones, standing barefoot at the end of the hall with a candle. “Who are you?” I asked. She tilted her head, eyes too old for her face. “I’m Nina,” she said softly. “I clean the rooms no one’s supposed to enter.” “Have you seen Iris?” Her gaze flickered. “She’s here,” Nina whispered. “She just can’t be seen. Not by you. Not yet.” “What does that mean?” She looked past me, like she was afraid to say too much. Then she reached into her apron and handed me something small.

Recovering her memories means that time will return to five years ago when they were still feuding, which doesn't seem like a good thing to Adrian or Leonard. "But..." "But what?" "Because her cornea is severely damaged, she might go blind." "How is that possible?" Adrian and Leonard shouted together. Blindness was such a scary thing. "Can I see her?" Leonard asked. "Maybe, but you still can't come in now." "Okay, I'll stand outside and watch her." Leonard walked to the window of the hospital room. Nina's head was still covered in gauze from the surgery, so he couldn't see her appearance or expression. He clenched his hands in pain. Everything had come so suddenly that he was unprepared.

"You know I would never do anything to hurt my mother but this intruder means a lot to me, I have never felt the mating pull since father killed my human mate Lily. I have felt that pull with this lady and I can't seem to allow her to be killed. She seems so adorable and I would regret it if I didn't protect her like Lily." I said with a sigh. "Nanny, she is blind, but disability doesn't stop love or stop her from being a blind Luna, right?" I let out hoping she would understand. "You have really grown up, I'm so proud of you," she said as she staggered close to me before pulling my head on her midsection for a hug.

“oh girl, I’m so happy to hear this.” Nina took off her glasses “you mean this isn’t weird?” she looked Elena in the eyes Elena laughed. Real hard this time. “is that why you wore the gigantic sunshades? To hide the pain when I said it wasn’t okay?” “stop teasing Elena. These are designer glasses.” Nina rolled her eyes.

Speak of the devil. Nina came storming across the lawn, her silk robe fluttering behind her, hair still in curlers but eyes sharp enough to cut glass. “Did you see the daisies?” “Yes,” I said, trying not to sigh. “I’m handling it.” “Good. Because if I see one more daisy, I swear—” “They’re gone,” I interrupted. “Focus on your hair, Nina.” She exhaled dramatically, pressing a hand to her chest. “Okay. Okay, fine. But what about the candles? Did they fix the candle heights?”

“Anna, you must be strong. While you’re in the hospital, I’ll come to see you whenever I have time. Hence, when I’m not here, you must look after yourself. Do you understand me?” Anna gently nodded her head. “I’ll definitely take care of myself.” Nina looked outside the door and lowered her voice to say, “Remember to watch out for Chloe. I always get the feeling that she’s out to get you. A moment ago, when I was entering the room, it looked like she had something in her hand and was aiming for your eyes…” Nina gasped in shock and her face went pale, “Anna! Could it be that Chloe wanted to blind you so that you will never be able to see again!?”

my eyes flickered to the source of the voice, my eyes swept through her as I took a step back. Nina stood at the top of the stairs, her eyes sunken, and her lips bruised, and she looked so unhappy that I couldn't fathom if she was the same person I saw today, hours ago. “ Nina.” I tried to apologize for my behavior when she shook her head. “ I guess that is how you have always been, I have always been blind to see your fault and I thought you were different” We fell into steps, with mine matching hers while she got into the elevator. “ You know that isn't true, I was asking for the ward, and they kept shutting me out, I thought “

She was sitting upright on the edge of her bed, the phone already discarded beside her, her blind eyes not searching but still somehow aware. “I suppose it’s you, Nina,” she said coolly. “You’re the only one in this house who’d walk into someone’s room like a shadow.” She turned slightly, the corners of her lips tugging in a faint, mocking curve. “If you want something, I suggest you ask someone who can actually give. As you know…” she gestured vaguely in front of her, “I’m blind.” I swallowed hard but said nothing. “Or…” she added, tilting her head, “perhaps you came for advice. Like how to take care of a home or how not to lose one.” The words landed like broken glass under bare feet.

"I'm not yet through with you. Look here,girl. Jerry and I are soon gonna be married. "I'm carrying his child and it's high time you leave." Valerie snarled. "I'm gonna leave only if he orders me to. Excuse me." Nina replied and closed the door right on her face. * * The next day came bright and clear and Nina got up from bed. She opened the curtains and parted the blinds before looking out of the window, enjoying the cool soft breeze that caressed her pretty face. It reminded her of her past life. A life where she had always had it all.

I gave my driver the new destination and he nodded politely, changing course without question. Nina was waiting for me just inside the brightly lit 24-hour diner. Her hair was pale blue today, straightened and pulled up into a sleek high ponytail, and she had a light sheen of matching, ice-blue eyeshadow swept over her eyelids. Her lashes were dark, thick, and extra-long, making me think she had gotten extensions. Her outfit was casual, though – black leggings and an oversized white t-shirt. “My god Nina, you look gorgeous,” I said as I gave her a hug.