Deaf Stories

Sienna Russo used to be the girl who never stopped smiling. Before the whispers. Before the cruel jokes. Before being treated like she was different because she was deaf and relied on a cochlear implant to hear the world around her. High school was supposed to be a new beginning when Sienna transferred from a school for deaf students to a mainstream school. Instead, it became the place where she lost herself. Years of bullying turned the once bubbly girl into someone quiet, guarded, and afraid to let anyone get close. Now, determined to leave her past behind, Sienna moves to a new city for college and promises herself she will never be that vulnerable again. Then she meets Liam Carter. Liam is the captain of the university's ice hockey team talented, popular, and loved by everyone. He is everything Sienna tries to avoid. But when she becomes his tutor, he starts seeing the girl behind the silence. The girl who is intelligent. Kind. Strong. The girl who has spent years believing she isn't enough. As Liam slowly breaks down the walls around her heart, Sienna's past threatens to come back and destroy the new life she's built. Because falling in love is terrifying when you've spent years convincing yourself that no one will ever stay. But Liam is determined to prove her wrong.

After Mara's mother dies in a drunk-driving accident, Rowan Calloway learns he has a five-year-old daughter he never knew existed. Overnight, his life and his family's life changes. His siblings discover they have a young niece who was kept hidden from them, tucked away and largely forgotten. Mara grew up neglected, learning early how to stay quiet and out of the way. A previous car crash left her partially deaf and she was born blind in one eye. Her hearing was never treated and never known. By the time Rowan brings her home, Mara has already learned to navigate a world that isn't catered to her. She learns to not ask for help, and Rowan has no idea how much of the world she can't fully see or hear. As Rowan tries to step into the role of a father he never expected to be, he struggles to understand a child who doesn't react the way he thinks she should. Misunderstandings pile up, love feels clumsy, and everyone is learning in real time how to communicate, how to slow down, and how to listen better, sometimes without realizing that they don't need to just listen. They need to feel.

The Silvestri family has always been strong. One father and four boys - the only constant life has given them. They've endured heartbreak, loss, and pain that reshaped them in ways no one could see from the outside. Sofia, a nine-year-old girl, has spent her entire life with her mother. From a young age, she has had to fight - for herself, for stability, and for a last name she isn't sure truly belongs to her. But as her mother's health begins to fail, Sofia is brought to the family she has never met - a family that doesn't know her, and a life she's never known. From the very first glance, everything changes. How will this new arrangement reshape the Silvestri family? And will they accept Sofia for who she truly is?

Meet Via, your average teenage girl except for one small thing: she doesn't speak. ever. Nobody at her school dares to figure her out, instead labelling her as a problem and making inside jokes about how abnormal she is. What they don't realise is that she hears every single one. Enter Noah, the stereotypical hottest guy in school and a contributor to the cruel pranks played on her. Until they're paired up for an English project and he discovers that everyone's assumptions couldn't be farther from the truth. But what is she hiding? Teen fiction Honourable mention - The Sass Awards 2019 #1 - sign language - June 2019 #1 - mutegirl - July 2019 #1 - deaf - August, November and December 2019 #1 - mute - December 2019

Jack was born deaf. Nobody understands, but he wouldn't change that about him even if he had a chance to. Jack's parents forced him to go to a hearing school thinking it'll make him more "normal". It's bad enough he has to read lips, now he's going to be stuck in a school with ignorant little shits who don't understand Until he meets Mark. A handsome man who actually TRYS to help Jack

This is going to be a short story about Ellie's first time going on holiday and Mia and Charlottes first time going on holiday and a family of three

A broken pottery project. One terrible first impression. Two people who couldn't have misunderstood each other more. College life keeps pulling Amara Brooks and Ethan Laurent back into each other's life, they both discover that first impressions rarely tell the whole story and sometimes the person you least expect becomes the one who finally sees you for who you are.

Okay, so I hope no one gets offended by this, I don't know what it's like to be deaf, and these are just my assumptions. I've just been learning some sign language and wanted to write something with Sun and Moon. Y/n is about 5-6 in this. Sun and moon have flexible faces in this. (Helps later on) Last thing, I'm not good in writing, so please forgive me.

You meet a beautiful purple-haired, extremely shy boy on your first day of school and become friends. As you get closer and begin to break his shell, you discover how much you truly enjoy his company. Maybe you want to be more than friends, but can you risk losing him if he doesn't feel the same way...? In this story there aren't any quirks just because I couldn't figure out how to add them into the storyline. So it's mostly just using the names and personalities of the characters of MHA but without their canon stories.

after Bakugo loses his hearing from battle what happens when the Bakusquad can't communicate with Bakugo...izuku knows the exact thing to fix this problem its more interesting then it seems -.-

Mickey Milkovich was just like most other kids on the South Side of Chicago; he was rude, tough, and overall what most would call an arrogant asshole. There was something that put him apart from the rest, though. Mickey the hard ass thug was mostly deaf. He had always struggled with bullying because of his disability and that was one of the main reasons how he met Ian Gallagher in detention on that Friday afternoon.

She is an inoffensive deaf. And He's a mean bully who is also a deppressant. She just wants to be friendly. Yet he test her patience. She wants peace. Yet he puts every word of the bullying in her pace. She just wants to be accepted. Yet he subsequently pushing her through her limits. She is a deppressed loner. She can see people only as a shadows. Later on Gab realizes, is she worth all the pain? Pain he gives just to get her out from his sight. She's just a nuisance. He hates her presence. But would it change if he falls for her? ~~~~~~~~ Inspired by the anime "A silent voice"

Timothy Swan had recently moved to a small fishing village in Scotland from America with his single mother. He wasn't happy to leave his busy life in Seattle, but his mother got a high paying photography job. She encouraged that it'd be a great traveling experience for him while he's in summer vacation. Timothy wants nothing to do with this nearly empty town until he decides to steal a boat and sail toward a small island. In the depths, he spots something beyond his imagination.

If you are reading this on any other platform other than Wattpad (or other platforms you're on) you are very likely to be at risk of a malware attack. If you wish to read this story in it's original, safe, form, please read it only on Wattpad. Thank you.-Summer Cheng Marinette Dupain-Cheng was born deaf. Her parents died from an illness that struck the village where she lives when she was only sixteen. Her other relatives were convinced she had brought a curse upon the family. She is all alone and wonders will she ever find love? Adrien Agreste is twenty-three years old. He is single. He lives with his mother and his younger sister, Lily. His father died when someone murdered him. Soon after this, his mother, along with him and his sister left the only place they knew as home and moved to Paris, France. He is handsome for his age, kind, tall, and also deaf. Adrien fell in love with a girl once long ago who broke his heart. He swore off love since then. So, what is about Marinette that makes him want to rethink this decision? Lily Agreste is eight years old and remembers little about her father since he traveled for business a lot. She remembers the day he came home late after a trip. She heard her parents argue, then her father left for a week. She recalls he returned but never came back inside the house. Lily is Adrien's little sister, and she looks up to her big brother. She is homeschooled but also takes ballet lessons. Mrs. Agreste, Adrien's mother, and widow of the late Mr. Agreste is a lady who is determined to raise Lily on her own despite everyone's protest. She is partially deaf since she lost her hearing in her right ear after an accident that almost took Lily's life. The characters belong to Thomas Atrsuc and Jeremy Zag of zagtoon productions. The plot belongs to Summer Cheng. Lily Agreste belongs to Summer Cheng as she is a character I made up myself. Cover designed with the Corvana app and Pinterest photos.

Pamela comes up through the Box like everyone else, but something is different . . . something is wrong and only time will tell if this new experiment is a success. 38th #Newt

She doesn't need to hear it. She just needs to feel it. This is just a teaser. GO TO @paynexstyles for the actual story.

This is the sweet poem about Beethoven who is one of my favourite composers. For me, A day without listening to Beethoven's music is as wasted day. According to his life, he first noticed difficulties with his hearing decades earlier, sometime in 1798, when he was about 26. Although, he didn't stop composing music yet he didn't ever give up. In fact, Beethoven worked harder than he ever did before. In order to hear the music, he used a wooden stick. One end was placed inside the piano while the other end was held between his teeth. He used the vibration of the stick to help him read the musical notes, It was actually a tedious process. Even when he was completely deaf, he wrote his magnificent ninth symphony which is also known as "The Ode to Joy". He couldn't hear a single note. Think about that for a moment. Beethoven's ninth symphony is one of the most essential classical pieces of all the time. A great number of people even considered that his ninth is the greatest symphony ever. He's an absolute great master of music, therefore he was able to hear all the sound in this head like exactly what the orchestra conductor would do when they study the scores. Due to this, Ludwig Van Beethoven is loved by billions of people around the world. Once again, Beethoven had triumphed over his horrendous fate and misery! Afterwards, I thought why not I write a poem about Ludwing in order to praise his sedulous efforts to make his birthright comes true. Last but not least, Leave your legacy like Beethoven when you leave this world!

Eddie Wrayford is a deaf journalist, visiting restaurants to sample and review their food. During an afternoon off work, he spots a handsome jogger in the park. And he can't get the guy out of his head. Aaren Chung just moved to Manchester. He feels lost and clings to his routine desperately to feel more in control of his life and emotions. When an attractive guy nearly gets hit by a car, he's there to shout his ears off. Little does Aaren know that Eddie's deaf.

Nora and her brother Steven are in school so this will be easy right? But the cartoon Network middle school exposed the school

It is winter time in Burlington, MA, and Melissa Kennedy is as skeptical as always about "true love". She decides to download a new dating app , "Plenty of Singles", and is instantly bored until a man named Patrick strikes her fancy.