Regular Show-blind Trust Novels & Stories

"Your turn." "I can see better than I admit. The transplant worked completely. No shadows. No blur. But I pretend. At home. In public. Because seeing makes people expect things. Independence. Honesty." She laughed. Small. "Blindness is freedom. People tell you everything when they think you can't look back." "Why tell me now?" "Because you're looking." She met my eyes. "And I want you to see me." The door buzzed. We both froze.

Jack immediately frowned and signaled for someone to take her away. His expression turned gloomy. He pulled Gabriel to the front of my car and forced him to kneel. Then, he grabbed a stick, striking Gabriel hard several times until Gabriel collapsed, whimpering in pain. After that, with a humble and servile attitude, he said, “Mr. Cullen, my brother is truly blind. He failed to recognize who you were. Please calm your anger. Jenkins Construction will cover any damages today. We’ll even buy you a better car.” “If one car isn’t enough, we’ll buy ten. Even a hundred of them. Whatever it takes to earn your forgiveness!

“That makes sense. Alright, my lady, it’s going to be loud, but you’re not alone. I’ll be staying at your side.” I smile and nod my head. “You and Arius. I have a feeling if I said it’s too much, you would get me out of there.” Jasper chuckles. “I’ve known more than one blind wolf in my day. From what I know, the other much more heightened senses can be severely overwhelming. Just touch my arm if you need an out and I’ll take you somewhere more peaceful to enjoy your meal.” I feel myself beginning to relax more with Jasper, he makes it easy. I know he isn’t lying to me and I sense I can trust him.

"Once you board the cruise, you need to follow the rules, Mr. Rodney. This time, we severed your tendons just to teach you a lesson." Mr. Rodney continued to scream at the top of his lungs as he got dragged out of the room. But before leaving, he turned to glare at me with bloodshot eyes. "That woman can see! She did it on purpose! She definitely did it on purpose! She's not blind at all!"

Raising my right hand, I pointed at the path before me and asked him if that wasn’t where he had said Laura was held captive. Jared looked at me and told me that currently, he could see nothing but an empty space. He told me how he had experienced this the very first time, not giving him a chance to continue telling him more gibberish, I hushed him and told him, “If you’re blind then follow my lead.” Jared gave a heavy sigh as he slanted his head at a forty-five-degree angle and blinked his eyes at me. “Alpha Killian, do you trust me?” He asked.

"He's a student. A nobody. He rides a bike to class. He doesn't have the money to run a company like Blake Holdings." He pointed at the document in front of him. "Your team got it wrong." Unlike Adrian, Herr Reinhardt remained perfectly calm. "The records are correct." "The ownership transfer was filed this afternoon. The trust belongs to Jonathan Blake." He folded his hands together. "If you'd spent less time managing appearances and more time paying attention to the people around you, perhaps this wouldn't have come as such a surprise." Adrian looked ready to launch himself across the table. "Enough." Arthur's voice wasn't loud, but it carried enough authority to stop the room cold.

They adjust. Because investments don’t disappear. And exposure cuts both ways. The decision settles into the room like gravity. Once made, it cannot be undone. My eldest brother pulls out his phone. No hesitation. No discussion. He scrolls, selects a contact none of us have used in years. “Activate the trust,” he says into the line when it connects. “Full disclosure protocol. Yes—that one.” He listens. His expression never changes. “No,” he adds. “This isn’t preventative. It’s reactive. We’ve already been marked.”

As he only knows that Keya is blind and he is and he will be the power of attorney holder, why would he do like that when he is already using her everything and he is free to accomplish what he wants to achieve. "Don't you dare? I'm not interested in her property, but for the property only, if you dare to harm her, I will forget that you are a husband of my sister," Abeer growled his teeth. Shivin finds the gravity in his sound. He became serious and sighed, "Trust me, I didn't do anything like that." He tried to assure but he realizes that it wouldn't be accepted by Abeer. "Come..." Abeer ordered Shivin as he started following him.

A hush fell over the board members. Their eyes lingered on me, seemingly assessing the truth of my words. "Ms. Serena, if there’s nothing untoward between you and Jethro, then you should have no qualms about sharing the details of your meeting last night. Full disclosure is the only way we can truly place our trust in you. We all admire your abilities, but we can't keep someone under suspicion, regardless of their business capabilities," a board member stated.

His voice stayed controlled but there was something sharp under it that hadn’t been there before. “I think you’re used to people agreeing with you. That’s not going to happen here.” I said as I turned to face him fully. “This is not about agreement. This is about you refusing to trust anyone even when the situation demands it.” He said. “Trust get people killed.” I said. “No. Blind trust does.” He said. “Trust is trust. You give it and someone decides whether to keep it or break it. I’m not interested in finding out which one they choose.” I said.