Blindness Stories

Told in three unforgettable perspectives, this story begins through the watchful eyes of Patch, a loyal guide dog who smells a dangerous storm in Cambridge's most notorious bully, Neal Axford. But as Neal is forced to guide Patch's blind owner, Mia, the impossible happens: the storm calms, and the arrogant boy falls hard. For Mia, who navigates her life through sound and scent, Neal's warm sandalwood presence unexpectedly becomes her safe haven-until a devastating tragedy and a toxic family secret shatter her world all over again. Seamlessly shifting from the protective dog who sees the truth, to the sightless girl plunging into profound heartbreak, and finally into the desperate mind of the boy fighting to earn back the heart he broke... The Smell of Sandalwood is a gripping, emotional rollercoaster about the lies we cannot see, the grief that breaks us, and the love worth rebuilding for.

Sana Yamen grew up in a strict, male-dominated household where girls were expected to stay silent, obey, and exist only within the boundaries of home. Her father ruled the family with absolute control, believing women's only purpose was marriage, motherhood, and service.Her mother, Rida, his first wife and father's other wives lived under the same roof in quiet submission, their lives shaped by endurance rather than choice. Yet Sana was different. Inside her lived dance - not as a hobby, but as identity. She moved in secret, guided by rhythm only she could feel. She dreamed of becoming a dancer, a teacher, an academy owner who would give children the freedom she was denied. But her family rejected it completely, calling it shameful and unworthy. On her eighteenth birthday, everything changed. An accident left Sana blind, and instead of compassion, her family saw opportunity. They planned to marry her off to an older man with multiple wives and a dark reputation, a man who treated women as replaceable. Sana resisted with everything she had, but her voice meant nothing in a house ruled by her father's authority. Her best friends, Aaria Bilal and Basma Tamer, rescued her briefly, offering her safety and hope. But her father came to take her back by force. That was when Ali, Aaria's older brother, stepped in. Raised with respect for women's strength and independence, Ali saw Sana not as a burden but as a person worth protecting. In a bold decision to shield her from her family and forced marriage, he married her. Their marriage began as protection, not love. But slowly, Ali gave Sana dignity, space, and encouragement. He helped her rediscover dance, guiding her to move again even in darkness. Sana, for the first time, began to rebuild her life. But peace did not last. Ali's ex-fiance returned - elegant, bitter, and manipulative. Behind her charm, she sowed doubt and tension, determined to destroy the fragile bond forming between Sana and Ali.

This story is a fan fiction of the bat family, and how I imagine that each of them react to Jason's death. This book wont be so much of a comic book story, but using comic events to loosely tie real world issues to the comic characters world. I'm trying to write this book to be less preoccupied on the villains being villains, and instead focus on how well meaning adults can contribute to the loss of control their children feel growing up. I want to make the story uplifting but also cognisant of how trauma affects different superhumams that are exactly that human, their struggles should be as magnified as their strengths.

The Star Tear Disease, also called Hoshinamidabyou, is similar to the Hanahaki Disease. It is a rare disease that affects people who are betrayed by love and suffer from unrequited love. Patients begin to cry uncontrollably tears that resemble colored or golden stars. If not cured, those affected can slowly and painfully go blind. Satoru Gojo is a little boy when the first stars fall from his eyes. Born with Infinity and the Six Eyes, he initially thinks this is just a side effect of his powers. The disease keeps a low profile until Satoru meets someone who introduces himself as Suguru Geto.

❝ Her pupils were barely visible, like a shadow hidden by a cloud. They blended into her snow-white irises, which shimmered with a bluish hue. Her eyes resembled the mist on an autumn morning after rain. ❞ What if you were born unable to see the world around you? In a colorless darkness, with only four senses? This is the case for Akane, a young piano prodigy who has never seen a single feature of her own face. She doesn't know what red, blue, or green are, but she doesn't complain about it. Beneath her quiet and mysterious demeanor, she develops a unique worldview that belongs only to her. Discreet and observant, she enjoys life in her own way without letting criticism get to her. But one day, while she was having a pleasant time at her favorite café, an unusual customer decided to strike up a conversation with her. Despite her initially negative impression-and a touch of awkwardness-Akane eventually befriends this young man. And all without realizing that this encounter would change her life forever. After all, you have to expect anything when you meet a man named Osamu Dazai. . ▪︎ Bungo Stray Dogs | Kafka Asagiri ▪︎

Behind every perfect stage is someone no one sees. Yun Haru was one of them. Quiet. Reliable. Replaceable. Until the mistakes started. What others called as carelessness... was something he couldn't explain. The lights were too bright. The screens too unclear. The world around him... was slowly disappearing. And the one person who noticed might be the last thing he ever sees clearly. Before he forgets.

The year is 1945, and German 18-year-old Fabian has worked in his grandfather's clock factory since he was a child. Isolated from the outside world, Fabian does not know how to interact with others. He is a thief, a liar, and a manipulator. Four days after news of the war crackles through the radio, Fabian's grandfather commits suicide, and Fabian has no choice but to flee the country. At the train station, he meets 16-year-old Cecelia, a blind girl attempting to escape the war, and the two teens lives quickly intertwine.

Okay I'm going to have this story on the Monday's lineup. Lavender was in preschool and she was different cause she has a birth defect that was not detected at birth, and her school does not include her in any activities or festivities either, and her parents excluded her from everything that they do and when she needs a form signed for school her parents do not sign it either. Lavender is tired of being left out of everything so she decided to find a brand new family that will include her in everything That they do or find just a mommy or just a daddy. Her parents don't even know that she up and left, and once they find out they are glad that she is out of their lives all together too. Lavender makes a friend whose name is Savanna and she is different like Lavender is, but Savanna is blind so she has her dog with her to help her out, and together these two preschoolers form an alliance and they were going to find a new family together. Both girls find the perfect dad Logan Henderson of course. Logan adopts both girls and makes them sisters. Next in their plan is to find him a girlfriend or wife in this case. Will the girls be successful or will their plan fall right apart read and find out

"The colors that paint moods to what matters the most, on blindness, all were like missing pieces... lost in dark woods, searching for lit, and asking for a spark that never seizes." On a hot midsummer night, a character named Serene will tell a story of how she let this young girl, Elly, who's blind discover the world beyond the veil of sight and experience the enchanting beauty of these ten thousand fireflies.

Look at the title, dipshit. Basically, this is a book that's gonna be filled with whatever short story I find a prompt for. Also used as a practice book for narrative writing so if you see some bad shit in here, please refer to this sentence. Thanks.

Erin is in a car crash and loses her eyesight, then Tony, an old friend from her elementary days, returns to her life. He teaches her to trust and to listen to her heart. But when a horrible truth comes out, can Tony once again break down the barriers around Erin's heart and teach her to listen to her Truthful, Beating Heart?

Jack looks at the world. He looks at it with hope thinking that things might not be this way forever. But the more he hopes, the more his anger grows. And this anger is trapped in a reserve that he cannot control. A reserve on the verge of explosion. Then, there is Seth, Seth who wakes up every morning with the same desire of living a full and happy life. Seth who tries to feel, touch and hear the beauty of the world while turning a blind eye to the racism of his country and time. Can we still hope in a country that rejects us ?

vivere (french-italian): to live, be alive Allison wished to see, but that day never came. So, she went out to see for herself.

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Evaluate and Respond is a poem created by the inspiration of many different people inputting suggestions on what was best needed for the creator of the poem. In the consideration of using medication, this poem takes the perspective of: 1. Fine on my own; 2. Skeptical and nervous; 3. Accepting the suggestion and finding results; and 4. Patience, calm, and collected observation of self. The reader will experience the full 360 a Bipolar Type 1 experience (neutral - manic - depression - neutral).

The product of my Poetics class.

A different outlook of a blind soul on his gift of darkness, where he denies his misfortune.

Allison Connor, 17 years old, was a deaf girl who worked with her mother, Cindy Dawson, as a shop assistant in a book store. They work part time at the book store, but the pay was not enough for them, so they decided to work full time so that they can earn more money for a better living. One day, Allison saw a big poster outside the book store, and it was about a piano concert. She went to the concert and met the 20 year old pianist, Riley Smith. Riley told Allison everything by writing to her, even though his words are a bit scattered, she can still read it clearly. Allison talked to him instead since he is not deaf. Riley told her about how his mother died when he was 6, and how his father constantly abused him throughout the years. Allison fell in love with him after going out with him for a few months, and wanted to tell him the truth about herself. But she was scared and nervous that he would reject her because of her deafness, so she stayed away from him for a very long time. Riley was very heartbroken, because he also had something to tell Allison....