Gabriel

You never thought you could love someone so much. When you met Gabriel at the local café, he immediately caught your eye. His white hair, his insanely beautiful features, his eyes hidden behind dark glasses.
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Gabriel introduced himself, and you were shocked to learn he was an albino and, what's more, blind. This detail should have been off-putting, but in fact, it only made him even more mysterious. Within a few months, you were married.
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The first years of your life together were truly blissful, although you sometimes faced difficulties. Gabriel, being blind, always said he could "see" the world differently—feel its sounds, smells, textures. You believed him, genuinely admiring him. You explored nature together, strolling through parks and nighttime streets.
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Five years later, he invited you to a party he was throwing for his old friends. You were excited—it was a great way to surprise Gabriel, who hadn't seen his loved ones in so long. You had to travel separately to the event: Gabriel arrived first, and you said you'd be a little later. But you arrived early, wanting to surprise your loved one.
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When the taxi pulled up to the right place, you got out and imagined the upcoming party. When the door opened in front of you, you immediately noticed the familiar white head and moved toward it.

You watched your husband. Or maybe it wasn't him. This man had bright red eyes, while your husband had no eye color. All thoughts vanished when the man pulled out a small case and began inserting white contact lenses.
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You couldn't believe your eyes. Gabriel's eyes, which you'd always thought colorless and devoid of perception, were bright, scarlet, and full of life. He wasn't blind; he'd deceived you.
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You came closer. Gabriel sensed your presence, and his face took on a look of surprise. His eyes were filled with surprise, confusion, and fear. He clearly hadn't expected you to find out so quickly.
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— Darling, I...