Too Blind To See Her Breaking Novels & Stories

Her eyes opened but she saw nothing but total darkness. For a second she thought she had gone blind. The pressure of the cloth blindfolding her told her otherwise. She tried to scream for whoever was there but her mouth was taped shut. Her hand could not be lifted either for they were tied. After what felt like an eternity, a door opened and the blind fold was taken off. The light was too bright for her eyes so she closed them again. Someone said something and the chair was pushed back and she fell. She screamed again to be let go.

He said before shutting the door of the bathroom. I huffed but there was a constant smile on my face. I walked down the stairs to the dining table and waited for Ryan to come down and make me breakfast. Being blind, I never learnt how to cook so, I didn't even know how to make coffee. I was so dependent, I wanted to learn cooking so bad now that I could see. Blindness reminded me of the surgery which reminded me of what Lyla told me in the parking area of that super market. My cheerful mood instantly turned into bad.

The once vibrant green hue of her iris had faded, leaving behind a ghostly pallor. Amani's heart shattered as she stared into the mirror, confronted by the cruel realization that she was now completely blind in that eye. Overwhelmed by a torrent of emotions, she crumpled to the ground, her body convulsing with grief. The dreadful reflection in the mirror taunted her, a cruel reminder of everything she had lost. She yearned for a glimpse of the person she once was, but all she saw was a fractured soul staring back at her.

She could hear the whispers, the lustful comments, the hungry gazes she couldn't see but felt burning into her skin. "Take off her blindfold!" a voice shouted from the small audience. It was a command, not a request, and the room fell silent for a moment. She felt the rough hands of the men as they fumbled with the cloth, and then, abruptly, the world exploded into blinding light. She blinked rapidly, her vision slowly adjusting to the harshness. Shapes became faces, and faces became monsters.

Her own voice was the only response she received. She shook her head, trying to clear the haze of confusion. The blindfold remained tightly in place, blocking her sight, leaving her vulnerable and disoriented. Her heart pounded in her chest, fear thrumming through every inch of her being. She couldn't see them. She couldn't see anything at all. All she could do was sit there, helpless and alone.

Because sometimes the only way to honor what you’ve broken… is to witness its rise. He whispered aloud to himself, a promise to the wind: “I just want to see her shine. Even if it blinds me.”

"Please, just open your eyes." Jung-Ho lightly pats Sook-Ja's cheek. The young girl, whose lifeless body is next to him, and he is kneeling. He is to blame for her current state. While returning from work, she was involved in an accident. He cries out, "Open your eyes," as his own eyes begin to blur. His skull is bruised, and tears are running down his face. He moves his fingers lightly to stroke the side of her cheek. When his hand accidentally bumps against a brand-new wound, he struggles to contain his sobs. It aches worse than anything I've ever experienced, which makes the suffering unbearable. The car is on fire and the flames are rising high into the sky.

Not matter how she tried, she couldn't form words. Then suddenly, it was as though something hit and from nowhere and she became weak instantly. The last thing she saw before her eyes closed and she lost consciousness was Zephyr shaking and calling out to her.

"Let's do it here. She's blind. She can't see anything. That makes it even more exciting, doesn't it?" The only response was the sound of his heavy and ragged breathing. In the darkness, two bodies collapsed onto the sofa on her side of the room, limbs entwined. Alison lay still, eyes open. Tears slid silently down her cheeks as she bit her lip, holding the sobs in. In the black quiet of night, she saw everything. Right before she pulled the blanket over her head, her eyes landed on the cup of water Ivan had left for her on the nightstand.

"I'm so sorry..." My vision went black, and I collapsed onto the cold, rocky ground. Before I lost consciousness, I heard Seraphina's triumphant voice. "No one can save you now."