Julia Williams is a young, beautiful and intelligent daughter of a wealthy businessman. Despite the fact that Julia is a girl, she manages her dad's company with so much love and dedication, just like any other male child.
She is currently engaged to the son of her dad's best friend and her childhood friend, Jeremy. Unlike any other childhood friends who falls in love, Julia wasn't fond of Jeremy. Infact, she hated his guys. She only agreed to marry him to save her dad's company, that was on the verge of bankruptcy. She decides to look for alternative ways to save her dad's company without having to marry Jeremy.

Will she find a way out of this bondage as she calls it, or will she give up?



Craig Hubert is a handsome young man from England, but resides in Scottsdale, a suburb of Phoenix, Arizona. He is blind due to an accident he survived few years ago. He isolated himself from the world when the people he loved and cared about abandoned him because of his predicament. 
He had a fallout with his dad few years back because of his reckless lifestyle. Craig decided to live a quiet and lonely life, as a way of paying for his past  decisions.

Will this new lifestyle of Craig last forever as planned, or will something or someone new show up in his life?

What happens when the paths of Julia and Craig crosses? Will these two accept this new path fate has destined for them, or will they reject it and go on with their lives as planned?

My Love Is Blind

 Mr Williams sat in his office waiting for Julia to come with the files containing the company's present financial report when his intercom rang. 


"Sir. A man from Hintel mobile company in England says he'd like to see you. I stopped him from coming in, since he didn't book an appointment, but he still insists on seeing you. He says it's urgent" His secretary said over the intercom. 


Mr Williams couldn't help but wonder what was so urgent that a mobile company from England would want with his company. He remained silent, contemplating whether or not to see the person in question. 


"Sir, should I send him in?" his secretary asked, bringing him out of his thoughts. 


"Send him in." he replied after giving it some consideration. 


"Okay, sir." his secretary said before ending the call. 


Some seconds later, the door to his office opened, revealing his secretary guiding a man who would probably be in his late twenties or early thirties into his office. 


Chapter 17