Full Summary: Bella is blind. She hates it. She is saved from the pity of being blind by the fact that she can see with her minds eye. She works hard on that sense to be able to seem normal. But when the Sisterhood of Fire find out what she can do, she finds that she is very screwed.

I DO NOT OWN TWILIGHT

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Prologue

Remember the saying, if wishes were horses? What if you had the power to make wishes horses, just like that? Then scientists would be all over you, you would be locked up and would likely never see the sky again. So when you have a power like that, people should understand that you would want to hide it, to let its weight lay on your shoulders, bringing you down every time you look into someone's face.

But people don't understand. It might have something to do with the fact that everyone wants to be special. Everyone wants to be that person that the extraordinary confide in. They think that they can take it. But if everyone could take knowing about the supernatural, then the supernatural wouldn't need to hide. They would be out in the open, hanging out with the humans.

But few people could actually handle it. It is in every clichéd hero book ever. Superhero (heroine) tells best friend or girl/boy that he/she wants to marry, that person runs off, screaming in terror and then later something happens and the relationship is stronger than when it started.

But the extraordinary do what they can to make sure no one even suspects that they have a secret. That is why the people who want to go out with a mask and tights and save the world have it so much harder. They have to be out there, doing their duty. It isn't like the city will let them quit after they realize what that person can do. So super people have to manage 2 very demanding lives.

Luckily I have never felt like my skill could be useful to anyone other than myself.

Not to seem selfish or anything, it's just, what can a blind girl do for civilization?