John Forrester had always been a successful businessman, admired for his sharp mind and keen instincts. But since the car accident that left him blind, his world had become smaller, dependent on his wife, Natalie, for support.
Initially, Natalie was attentive, helping him adjust to the darkness that had taken over his life. Yet, as time passed, her behavior shifted. She became distant, her presence more sporadic, and her once-predictable moods turned erratic.
John assumed it was the strain of his condition—his blindness had put an immense burden on their marriage. But something deeper gnawed at him, a quiet unease that he couldn’t shake.