Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 42:

Elyse wore a look of pride. As Lizzie observed her for a long moment, she realized Elyse wasn’t just putting on an act. She truly felt proud. This revelation shocked her. Then she remembered the rumor that Elyse had married a disabled man, which made her laugh mockingly.

“Come on, everyone! Here comes Elyse’s husband!” Lizzie called out, flinging the door open and drawing all eyes to them. She was determined to have everyone witness this.

Soon, Elyse and Jayden found themselves encircled by the crowd. Seeing Jayden in his wheelchair, someone asked with a hint of disbelief, “Elyse, he really is your husband? You’re actually married to someone disabled?”

Without any hesitation, Elyse nodded affirmatively. “Yes, he is my husband. We’ve tied the knot.”

The room fell silent, leaving everyone momentarily at a loss for words. One blunt former classmate blurted out, “Are you joking? Even if Theo didn’t want to marry you, marrying a disabled man seems extreme. Have you lost your senses?”

“Yes, when I heard the news, I thought it was fake. I never expected you would actually go through with it. It seems so rash,” another added.

As the criticism mounted, Elyse had enough. “That’s enough! It’s my decision. I’ve thought it through, and it’s none of your business,” she declared firmly.

She then turned to Lizzie and reminded her, “You lost the bet. You have to drink five bottles of wine. Keep your promise.”

tales are on

be amused by Elyse’s choice. Despite acknowledging that Elyse’s husband was very handsome, she still fixated on

Lizzie said gleefully, watching, pleased to see Elyse

his wheelchair to leave. Unexpectedly, Jayden held her hand and suggested, “Since

they—” Elyse started, worried

think those words can

agreed. If Jayden wasn’t bothered, why should she be? They were a couple, after all, and that

in the private room, Lizzie fulfilled her end of the bet and started on the wine. She drank quickly, and by the time she reached the

married to a cripple?” she asked Elyse sharply. Elyse, visibly annoyed, replied, “Do you understand the concept of respect? Don’t refer to him as a cripple. While your husband may be physically able, he didn’t bother to show

words, and she retorted spitefully, “What does it matter if my husband didn’t come?

cut in, “We had a quick wedding and didn’t invite many, but I’d like

seemed to warm the crowd, and someone said, “We ought to give you

declined, “Just your good wishes are

asked, “Where should we go for