Love is Blind

by Des Iries

When a smart mouth blind girl goes back in time, and mets Erik, will she show him that sometimes love is blind and that the blind can see better then those who do? EOW may be rated M latter. baised on the movie Gerik!

1. Chapter 1

Love is blind

Ok. This story had been taken down because the summery was not G-rated. I give my apologies to who ever couldn't stand it. My mouth gets the best of me at times. See Poppy. And to all you old readers and reviewers, I thank for all the reviews. I have the all printed out and by my heart (or more like on file) so thank you for all the lovely reviews. All past chapters have been edited as well…and so….on with the story again. Disclaimer: I don't own the Phantom of the Opera.

Chapter 1

CRACK!

"Ow! Watch that thing!"

"Sorry. Didn't see you."

The man walked away grumbling.

Poppy smiled to herself. It was wrong, she knew, to take her anger out on someone else. But right now she was angry and didn't care. From the people she auditioned for, to the world. Poppies straighten her dark glasses and shifted her backpack. No use blaming anyone on her blindness. Turning the corner to the subway, she was resigned to go home and face the music of "I told you so's," and " They will never hire a blind girl."

She sighed. She'll show them. Even if it killed her. She'll become the best. Poppy finally arrived at the subway. After the ticket master checked her pass, she found out she had an hour wait. Well, at least I don't have to listen to their mouths just yet. She thought. In the waiting area there was no one there. Lucky her. Poppy pulled out her CD player and turned it on, losing her self in the sultry, voice of Gerald Butler. She closed her eyes in ecstasy. Even if she could not see it helped her focus, and focus she did. As the last thundering notes died, she heard the train pull away.

"Shit! Wait!" Poppy shoved the player in the pack and ran after the train, but it went on by, leaving Poppy standing alone on the platform.

"I can almost blame you Gerry, but it is as much my fault as it is yours," She sighed," Well time to take the long way." With that she flipped the long gone train off, turned and ran into a plier. She stumbled back, holding her head and fell off the platform and on to the tracks.

Lucky me. I had the past chapters on floppy.