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LOVE AT LAST SIGHT

LOVE AT LAST SIGHT

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last updateLast Updated : 2020-08-23
By:  Glory OkoroOngoing
Language: English
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Rose, I'm sorry, but your eyesight will be gone by the end of this year." Who knew one simple sentence could change a life so drastically? Rose is a normal seventeen year old girl with a normal life, normal friends, and what she thought to be normal vision. When she receives the news her vision is slowly deteriorating, she doesn't know what to think. Her life is over. What's a life without being able to see?? Enter Chace, a young man who tackled Rose to the ground, mistakingly thinking she was about to commit suicide. He's handsome, suave, and has no idea why Rose is so upset. And even though she is a complete stranger, he decides he wants to help her feel better. With four months until her vision is gone forever, Rose slowly falls in love with this happy-go-lucky young man, but never reveals her problem to him. She's scared. Will he stay with her when he finds out she's going blind? Or will he ditch her when he finds out the truth?

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10 Chapters
Chapter 1
Chapter_1 "Rose, I'm sorry. Your eyesight will be gone by the end of this year." Dr. Vasquez continued talking, but the echo of his last words filled my ears, cancelling his voice out. Your eyesight will be gone by the end of this year... That couldn't be possible. He was joking with me. My eyesight was nearly perfect. How could he say that when I could see him so clearly? His lanky, black hair that curled just a little at the ends. The little cowlick at the top. His sharp, light brown eyes. The laugh lines etched into his face. I could see every detail clearly. My vision was fine. I hadn't even owned a pair of glasses before. Sure, it wavered every now again, but wasn't that usual? "Good one, Doc," I finally responded, cutting him off in the middle o
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Chapter 2
Chapter_2."Yeah. I get it. Don't worry. I'm not suicidal, not in the least. I'm just having a rough day," I confessed, brushing my wet hair out of my face. A breath-taking grin spread across his face. "That's good to hear." I cocked an eyebrow. "No, wait, I meant it's good to hear you're not suicidal! Not that you're having a bad day!" Unable to stop myself, I burst out laughing. I laughed so hard, my gut started to hurt. "Ow! Ow! " I cried, feeling tears start to form at the corners of my eyes, this time due to my merriment. "Haha, help me!"The man in front of me glanced around, seeming totally bewildered. "Help you how? What can I do? Should I call an ambulance?"
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Chapter 3
Chapter_3“Are you sure you want to do this?” “I’m sure.” My dad’s expression revealed to me that he was feeling hesitant about my decision. “Four months really isn’t a long time…” “Dad. I’m not going to go a… special school when I can still see,” I said defiantly, unable to say the word blind out loud. “I’d rather live my last few months as normal as possible. I don’t want to leave my friends, anyway.” His Adam’s apple bobbed as he swallowed, wringing his hands in a hand-washing motion. “We have to talk to your mother about this.” I groaned. “Dad, please
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Chapter 4
Chapter_4 The sanitary stench of the solemn hospital was a smell I would never grow used to. In fact, I was beginning to associate the scent with depression. Every time I stepped into the awful building, any spirit that was in me dwindled away as I trudged further into its depths. My shoulders sagged and my chest constricted; always expecting the worst. It didn’t help that my dad was always too busy to come with me. Like today. My first appointment since the time I received the life-changing news. “Morning, Rose,” Dr. Vasquez greeted me warmly, baring his sparkly whites. “How have you been?” “What do you think?” I responded moodily, not the least bit happy to be there.&nb
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Chapter 5
Chapter_5 Pain. That was all I could feel. Everywhere . A bright light filled my eyes— or did it feel my eyes? It was all black. In fact, I wasn’t even sure if that light I was seeing was actually a light. All I knew was that my whole body hurt like hell. Like a truck had hit me… With a gasp, my eyes shot open. A truckhad hit me! A blinding light filled my eyes, and immediately I began to full out panic. I couldn’t see. I couldn’t see . “No, no, no!” I mumbled, my voice coming out as a hoarse whisper. I struggled to sit up, but as I did, fire spread through my midriff and head. Groaning in pain, I flopped back down. “Rosie? Rosie?” I knew that voice. “Chace?” I croaked. “Rosie, oh my God, you’re awake… Doctor! Do
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Chapter 6
Chapter_6 My mind was having trouble processing his words. He’d known from then? That was more than two months ago! “I…” He held up his hands defensively. “You have the right to be angry, Rosie. In fact, you can slap me if you want. That was private. I shouldn’t have looked. I’m sorry.” “I… I think I’m going to pass out.” “What? What’s wrong?” he demanded, his worried eyes searching mine. “Should I call a doctor?” “I don’t understand.” “Don’t understand what?” “You.” He furrowed his eyebrows. “What?” Chewing my bottom lip, I dropped my gaze. “Why are you still going out with me?” “What do you mean?
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Chapter 7
Chapter_7 My heart clenched— something I was far too used to by now. Just like the hollow feeling of knowing within days my eyesight would be gone. From that point on, my imagination would be all I had. And even that would disappear eventually. But I knew that. I accepted that. "Ah, your eyes..." Turning my head toward Paul's voice, I frowned. "What?" "Can you... can you see right now?" he questioned quietly.Shaking my head, I smiled slightly. "No... can you tell? Right now, my vision is gone." "I mean, it's not like... What's it look like?"
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Chapter 8
Chapter_8  I shot him a dirty look before zeroing in on the kitchen door. Any moment Kate and Paul would walk through. My front door opened and I tensed, ready for anything. Briefly I thought that maybe they'd bought a refrigerator as a joke, but then realized how ridiculous that was and banished the thought.When Kate and Paul did walk through the door, what they had with them was not what I was expecting. At all. "Rosie," Chace began, sweeping his arm out to the side. "Meet Jack." As if on cue, the golden retriever standing before me barked. My jaw nearly dropped. "You guys... bought me a dog...?" "Jack," Paul repeated, grinning at me. "Cute, isn't he?" Numbly, I nodded, dropping to my knees in front of the yellow puppy. He stared back at me with wide, amber puppy eyes. "Hi, boy," I greeted, wrapping my arms around his soft body. "D'aww,
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Chapter 9
Chapter_9 The next day, we never made it to the mountain. I never got to see my last sunset. When I'd woken up, my vision had expired. I'd waited for an hour, hoping— praying — that it would return to me, but it never did. I was never granted a miracle. My parents were called, my eye doctor was called, Kate and Paul were called, and Chace's dad was called. There were a lot of tears— not on my part though. Mainly on my mother's and Kate's. They seemed a lot more depressed over my blindness than I did. Chace never let go of my hand. His grip was firm and tight, every now and again he gave me a reassuring squeeze.  Jack was by my side; ready and attentive like the Seeing Eye dog he was trained to be. Being blind made me realize how much of a gift sight is. I knew I'd never be able to see the hue of the sky at sunset again, or the blue of the ocean, or the shag
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Chapter 10
Chapter_10 When I woke up I knew it was going to be one of those days that I just wanted to give up. My vision had only been gone for one week at this point, but I’d woken up four out of seven days (today included) feeling like it wasn’t worth it. Just finding my way to the bathroom was a hassle. I knew the way of course, I’d lived in the house long enough for that, but I was so paranoid . That I’d trip on the stairs, that I’d step on something that wasn’t there the day before. All that plus the fact that having no sight really though off my balance didn’t exactly make me a happy camper. It was even tougher at Chace’s house, because everything was different. I had to go down the stairs to find the bathroom.So today, at Chace’s, when I stumbled on the last step on the stair and fell crashing to the ground, I briefly wondered why my neck couldn’t just snap. Seconds later I hea
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