Why Is Fujitora Blind Novels & Stories

Luna said to herself, almost whispering. "What do you mean?" Azer, the only one who heard it, quickly asked. "He's blind. He can't see what we easily see so he relies on his other senses. That's why I think it's normal for him to have amazing senses. Unlike the rest of us, Yuhan lives in the dark for almost all of his life. That's why he had to strengthen his other senses in order for him to survive in this cruel world," Luna said with a bit of admiration before she carelessly dropped her dolls to the ground.

I sighed. I put my shades and cap on before jumping down from the rooftop. I look from left to right before crossing the other street. The guards welcomed me. His men are lined up outside too. Fumihara Shiro, is one of our trusted partners BEFORE. He rules the biggest Yakuza Organization here in Japan and pledged to be our associate. He's our best trade partner of weapons, but little did we know he's stabbing us from the back. Tsk. "Excuse me." A waiter paused and looked at me. He smiled and approach me.

Vishnu was like deja vu because he had just heard that director Wei's wife was a blind woman and now he found out that his first daughter Fajar Sugiono was also blind. "Yes uncle, Sis Dinar had an accident while shooting." ******* Yusa clenched his fists during the journey and Jian, who felt the aura of the car becoming stuffy, started to feel uncomfortable. He raised the temperature of the car's AC and opened the Ferrari window to make it more comfortable. "You have the address of the mental hospital where my wife is being treated!?" "Young Madam is in a mental hospital, Kasih Bunda, boss." "Run the car faster!!"

Liu Ran asked excitedly. "Mom, don't worry. I promise you that your eyes will definitely be cured." Chu Xun felt guilty about his mother's blindness. Liu Ran was not blind from birth, but became blind later in life. It was her frequent tears that had weakened her vision. Why did she often cry? Chu Xun did not even need to think about the reason. It was because of him. "Aunty, don't worry. Now that Chu Xun said he could cure your eyes, he will definitely cure them." Hua Qingwu also came forward to comfort Liu Ran.

" Takamatsu said as he forced himself up to give where he was a closer look. On standing up Takamatsu felt a stiffing pain as some memories he was not familiar with gushed into his brain... Name: Takamatsu Henjiro Tribe: Okorua furuhashi Age: 18 Gift: the perceive hearer Potent gift: immune to flame

Kiran chuckled upon hearing Elder Murphy's declaration of a challenge. The old man was no longer hiding behind pretenses, displaying a frank and direct demeanor. The elder waved his hand. Fukada, who was kneeling on the ground, felt as though a force was lifting him up, and he managed to stand. "Fukada's legs are injured; we can seek treatment when we return," Elder Murphy said, providing a convenient excuse for Fukada. Fukada wiped the sweat from his forehead nervously, stealing glances at Kiran, worried about provoking his anger. Kiran, however, ignored him and kept his focus on Elder Murphy.

He’d lost his sight. That wasn’t something she could overlook. In fact, Raina didn’t even realize it herself—what truly infuriated her wasn’t that Sora had tried to kill her, but that Leif had been dragged into it. He had gotten hurt—blinded. Every time she closed her eyes, she couldn’t stop remembering the madness of last night. If those people had struck a bit harder, or if there had been more of them… or if Leif had been even a little bit weaker…

I repeated with a bitter, broken scoff. Hot tears spilled down my cheeks. “If he can’t see again, that’s something to worry about, Rukov. We just had a baby. Does that mean he won’t get to see Yulia grow up? Will she have to know her father as a blind mafia Don, just like Zameera? Is that what we’re facing now?” Rukov opened his mouth, searching for words, but nothing comforting came. Because nothing could. He finally sighed. “I’ll head out and get some clothes for you and Zam. Food too.” He left without waiting for a reply.

I touched the banister, feeling the carved edges beneath my fingers. My stomach growled suddenly, followed by Kiran’s growling loudly. “Let me get us some food,” he said. While I waited for my brother, decided I was sick of sitting there. I attempted to get up from the stool but I ended up tripping abd walking right into the bar. “Look at her,” a feminine voice whispered. “Her eyes are grey.” “I think that means she is blind,” answered an equally feminine voice. “Poor thing. She must be newly blind.”

"Isn't it better if the Fujirawas die out? There'll be less competition" Fuck. I've never so badly wanted to hurt Haruto like I did when he spoke utter nonsense. I wanted to just kick him in the balls. "Haruto is right. Less competition..." Mum murmured, as if speaking to herself. We could tell that she was still thinking. I scoffed. "We still have less competition whether we help Sakura or not. The Fujirawas are already done for. They can't recover from this even in a hundred years to come except with some miracle. If we take Sakura in, we can bind her with a contract she won't be able to refuse. That way, the one person who can even revive their business will be in our control"