Romance Novels About Falling In Love With A Disabled Person Novels & Stories

She sat in a wheelchair, her smile small. I gestured for her to speak, and she acknowledged me with a slight nod. “My name is Lenora,” she began. “I had an accident when I was eleven and have been permanently disabled ever since. I’m honestly tired of working for people who mistreat me because of my condition. I want to have my own business but capital is my problem.” A lump formed in my throat at her words. I nodded, meeting her gaze. “I understand, Lenora. And disability should never stop you from aiming for the stars.”

"If he really loves you, he will never abandon you, no matter what your disability is. He will become blind for you when your face becomes distorted. That’s what love is." Catriona’s heart hurt more than her eyes did. She had a bandage wrapped around her eyes and couldn’t see anything at all. Enzo would soon move on after a few days—or even months… or years. She was meant to be alone forever. She was a big disappointment, after all.

She replied, still holding the chair. " Amelia, it's an amusement park! What's on your mind?" Alex asked, visibly annoyed as he imagined people staring when he couldn't go on one of the rides. " I know that. And to your great surprise, it is adapted. Look around. " Amy urged, stepping out of the way. It was possible to see some signs for people with disabilities on several rides, including the Ferris wheel. Alexander opened his mouth to speak, but no sound escaped his lips. Amelia crossed her arms, one of her eyebrows raised in triumph as she waited for the man's unspoken words.

His gaze was fixed on the flickering sunlight trapped on the surface of the water. Caraline quickly set the bottle aside, glancing furtively at Deric. She was reminded of a scene from a movie she had watched with Diego, especially since the atmosphere was quite similar to the scene. The story was told of a disabled man from the countryside who was forced to live in a stately mansion with a beautiful lake. The woman of the owner's mansion openly hated the handicapped man's presence. However, over time, she fallen in love with him after seeing his sincerity. In the evening, on a chair overlooking the lake, the two kissed and confessed their feelings to each other.

She always knew her marriage would be arranged and she would never experience how it felt for your loved one to ask you to marry them. She glanced into Henry’s electric blue eyes and butterflies went wild in her stomach. This was the sweetest thing someone had ever done for her and for a moment, she didn’t know how to react. If she thought about the past weeks that she had known Henry, she only had good things to say about him. He was good to her… took her out on dates and his disability didn’t deter him from trying his best to make her happy. What more could she ask for? Roxanne inwardly admitted that she had won the lottery when Maya rejected Henry and stole her fiancé. Maya thought she wa

When I heard him getting up, I immediately wheeled myself to the stairwell nearby. It was not until I heard his retreating footsteps that I cried out loud. It turned out that my leg was not really supposed to be amputated five years ago. Joe had hurt me for Gabriella’s future. He had turned me, the shining new star in the dance world, into a cripple. Meanwhile, my fiance at that time, William Miller, whom I had loved for three years, abandoned me for Gabriella without hesitation. With all the tragedies happening to me one after another, I thought of ending my life.

Comments were dropping like a bomb in the comment section of the media outlets. One person wrote, "Oh, it is such a pity that a beautiful woman like this went through all that in a day?" Another commented, "Oh, darling, maybe you did a lot of bad things previously and you were just reaping the rewards." Another added, "Nicholas is such a scumbag, abandoning his fiancée just because she had an accident. Thank God she married Justin; he is a much better fit for her. They both look cute together, and he is even richer than his brother. She definitely won in the end."

~Charlotte "It's a long story," he said, a faint smile playing on his lips. "But I've always been okay". "I'm not paralyzed, neither am I impotent". "I can walk," he said, taking a few steps toward me. "I don't know why I've kept it a secret from everyone and my family, back in Florida, maybe because the accident changed my life from so many things, being in the wheelchair prevented me from going back to some things I'd rather not mention."

HELENE “I refuse to marry that cripple! Whoever wants to marry him can, but it’s definitely not going to be me!” My younger sister, Noemie Laurent, sobbed in our mother’s arms, tears streaming freely down her face. I sat opposite them, my expression unchanged. Inwardly, however, I found the scene laughable. Just a month ago, she had still been playing the role of Lucien Blackthorne’s devoted fiancée. Yet less than a month after the accident that left him permanently bound to a wheelchair, she was already clamoring to break off their engagement.

To Eddie she said, "Do whatever makes you feel comfortable sweetheart. Like I said, ignore the foul mouthed cripple." The debacle going on around him was a surprising twist to what'd he'd expected. It was strange to him, having people who spiralled in their aspects. They didn't seem to care about how he looked either which was a first. Arc couldn't help but watch as Katilyn and Grey bickered back and forth, the jock focused while nodding at the exchange and the chubby man close to one of the shelves didn't hide his bewilderment. He gave Arc a frightened glance and quickly averted his eyes. Apparently, some people still did care about his disfigurement.