Sign Language Bad Words Novels & Stories

Afraid that Wolf would leave. But that mumbling made Wolf, who was just about to put on his shirt, stop and look at her with a questioning face. He could see that Zoe was having trouble speaking. "Are you mute?" Wolf used sign language. But Zoe didn't understand the sign language. She wrote the answer again on the paper, then held it out. [I'm not deaf, but I can't speak. Nerve problem in the brain. It's long. I don't want to explain it. But I still want to marry you.]

What next was I going to be hit with next when I least expected? She came back with the book and I turned the pages to get to a blank space when I saw something that made me pause momentarily. “She can read lips if you speak a little slowly.” She had written. She also wrote something after that but had cancelled it out so I couldn't read what it was. I picked the pen and wrote, “I'm sorry I don't understand sign language. What did you say?” and gave it to Avery. Aiden who was seated beside her also read the words with her and I tensed and lowered my head, waiting for their judgement.

"That's so sad" "It isn't. It shaped me into who I am now. It was hard. Horrible, and I spent most nights silently crying myself to sleep. I taught myself sign language, so people assumed I couldn't hear while also not speaking. That's when they let their mouths run wild because no one is bothered by a 'Deaf and non communicative person', are they? And that's where my love for computers and ruining their lives began." I say smiling, and when I look up into their eyes, I expect to find disgust, maybe even sympathy, but I find genuine smiles. Happy smiles mixed with a bit of sadness.

He couldn’t chain me up like I was some animal. "Let me go!" I signed angrily, my hands shaking as they moved faster, my desperation making the words harder to form. "I hate you! I hate you!" I signed as forcefully as I could, though my voice cracked with the intensity of my feelings. Every sign, every word, felt like a final cry of defiance against the cruel reality I found myself in.