Nina's Blinds Novels & Stories

“That's exactly what we needed right?” “No.” The first man looked toward the building. “This was a distraction. We need company, not social media fame.” He smiled faintly. “ fairs , we didn't expect her to become this powerful.” … Across the city, Nina was experiencing her own version of chaos. Fabric covered almost every surface in her studio. Silk, Lace, Velvet, Sequins. Sketches were pinned across the walls while models moved between racks carrying unfinished gowns. Nina stood in the middle of everything with a measuring tape hanging around her neck.

Asked Nina coming in with shocked eyes “I was only trying to make you breakfast in bed”I said blinking my eyes and trying to use my hands to clear the smoke “Then turn off the gas Aiden, what the hell! Are you five ?” Barked Nina , pushing aside and switching off the gas cooker using her hands to take the frying pan off the cooker before going to open the blinds in the kitchen. “Arghhh!” She shouted when the two black and charred toasters flew out from the toasting machine.

Nina continued to talk with the same demeanor and action pretending not to see Emily. Emily finally got a proper look at Nina, but to her surprise, she was alone. “Nina, who were you talking to?” She queried in confusion. Nina took out a Bluetooth device from her ear and turned to face Emily. “What? Emily, I didn't know you had a bit of eavesdropping on others. And now you want to know who I'm on the phone with?” Nina asked, feigning surprise. Emily was startled. She glanced around, but no one else was there. There were very few cars in the parking lot since it was early. So there was nowhere to hide.

Alyson’s eyes gleamed with a meaningful smile as she watched her empty the glass. However, in a place where she could not see, Mr. Johnson’s eyes glinted menacingly under the illuminated lights. Nina placed the empty glass back on a passing server’s tray, her expression composed. She offered a polite nod and excused herself. The couple moved aside and exchanged a knowing glance, waiting for the show to unfold. As she walked away from the duo, Nina suddenly felt a strange heat spread throughout her body. Her vision blurred, and she almost tripped over but held onto the chair nearby to hold her balance.

She was smelling the different teas and throwing them in. “What’s with the blindfold? Did Kai come back?” I asked. She stopped mid-sniff, freezing up. Hector kicked the back of my knee and it bent but I was leaning enough on the counter not to fall. “No. The sliver keeps her away. Keeps the pack away. Keeps the mate bond away.” Auri dropped another random teabag into the container. “I’m officially blind. It’s okay though. You can get a lot of people to do stuff for you. Or play some fun pranks on them.” She smiled up at us before putting the container next to the stove.

“Marry a blind man?” She laughed—bright, cutting. “Oh, stop with the blindness charade,” she said, waving a dismissive hand. “We both know you aren’t truly blind. If you were, tell me—how exactly did you manage to fancy her so quickly?” She flung her arm toward me. My ears rang. The words hit like cold water poured straight down my spine. Blind? Zeden wasn’t blind? All this time—the careful way he moved, the way he seemed to track every sound, every shift in the room, every breath I took—he could see?

“My plan is perfect!” “Then why are you so interested in Nyter?” asked Nina as she cut a vine to let her mother pass. It was already dusk and she had to reach her pack as soon as possible. The healers were trying to get Blake out of consciousness and she had to put his back to sleep. She couldn’t let him heal properly so Lyle was blamed on a permanent basis.

“Try and stop me from seeing you. I’m having you moved officially into my room. I want you close as often as possible.” He kisses me and I hold him close as I kiss him back. It takes Rowena clearing her throat for us to split apart. He gives me one more grin before he turns and leaves us to our training. Rowena and I turn to find a place where we can sit. “Alright, right now we are just going to do some meditation. We need you to be able to clear your mind and focus on what’s inside of you and around you without your sight. Eventually, you need to be able to call on those things with your eyes open too. I brought a blindfold just in case.”

She grabbed the Hijab she took off a while ago. "Please don't ask me again. I might freak out again," Nina started to blindfold Boaz using the silk cloth. "But you can take it off a little later if you still want to have a look at me." She apologetically explained. What she said was a clear go signal for Boaz, and he smiled as he nodded after Nina securely blindfolded him. "I won't look, but can I touch you?" He asked cautiously. Nina took both hands in her and guided them to her back, and whispered to his ears.

Two years ago, my older sister Jaslyn and I were trapped in a housefire. The firefighters told Mom she had to make a choice. They could only save one of us. Mom chose me because I was closer to the door. Later, when she learned that the fire had been caused by us breaking into the neighbor's house to steal stuff, she grabbed me by the hair and yelled at me. "Your sister Jaslyn was a model student. There's no way she would steal anything. "You're the thief! If it weren't for you, she wouldn't have died!" From then on, I wasn't allowed to eat good food or wear nice clothes. Every day, I had to kneel before Jaslyn's portrait and atone for my sins. One day, the class fund went missing at