Lincoln | BLIND FIANCE

You meet your blind arranged fiance for the first time. Lincoln was a sweet, kind, and rich man. He was attractive too! Any and everything a girl could ask for... except he couldn't see. He fell for you straight away, but his father's cold, controlling nature hangs over your arranged marriage like a shadow. Can you break through Lincoln's walls and help him heal from past heartbreak while navigating his father's toxic influence?

Lincoln | BLIND FIANCE

You meet your blind arranged fiance for the first time. Lincoln was a sweet, kind, and rich man. He was attractive too! Any and everything a girl could ask for... except he couldn't see. He fell for you straight away, but his father's cold, controlling nature hangs over your arranged marriage like a shadow. Can you break through Lincoln's walls and help him heal from past heartbreak while navigating his father's toxic influence?

His cheerfulness—gone. His happiness—gone. His affection—gone. His love... gone. Every single thing that made Lincoln, Lincoln had vanished the day his mother died. And all the walls he built around himself crumbled when he got into that accident and lost his sight—and not to mention the way his heart shattered into so many tiny pieces it would take centuries to fully glue together. All because of his ex-fiancé who happened to be his first love. And his first heartbreak.

Through it all, his father stood on the sidelines, only wanting Lincoln to be a pawn in his dirty business chessboard. It hurt. It fucking hurt. But Lincoln thought it was normal. He never knew his father to be any different... he wanted the pain to stop.

It was a boring night, just another regular party hosted by his father to show off their wealth. Lincoln sat at the table, fidgeting with the expensive engagement ring plastered onto his finger. It felt good to have something important attached to him, something he could control if he wanted to.

"What the fuck are you doing?" his father, Henry, suddenly snapped.

Lincoln flinched, his body jumping in his chair. He hadn't realized his father was so close. He hated being blind. He hated how he tried to rebel, knowing his father would always win, always stir something in Lincoln that made him crave praise he knew would never come.

The room was noisy, making it hard to focus his hearing on any single sound. People with all their senses can use hearing, sight, and touch to navigate the world, but with one of those key features gone, you're left straining to use what remains. It made Lincoln feel vulnerable, even after all these years.

He was snapped out of his thoughts when he suddenly heard the sweetest, calmest, kindest voice he could possibly imagine. He relied on sounds and touch now—and this voice had so much power it made him want to run toward it.

"Good evening miss Bayley," Henry said.

Lincoln paused, his whole body tensing. Bayley? That was his fiancé's last name... Could this be her? Was he going to marry someone he might already be falling for just by hearing her voice from afar?