Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 81:

Tracy lifted her chin defiantly and retorted, “Why are you so arrogant? Can you speak for everyone in Liverton, or are you just full of hot air?” With that, she flashed her middle finger, a universally recognized gesture of defiance.

Feeling slighted, Lily forced a smile and responded, “Quite bold of you. Well, we’ll just have to see.”

Meanwhile, Elyse, adjusting her new helmet, said coolly, “Enough talk. Let’s get on with it.”

“Okay, let’s start the race,” Lowell, clearly annoyed by the confrontation, donned his helmet and positioned his motorbike at the pre-drawn white line.

“Hold on, come here,” Jayden called out, stopping Elyse.

She removed her helmet, approached him, and bent down slightly to ask, “What’s up, honey?”

“Listen,” Jayden cautioned, “I don’t want you taking unnecessary risks. If it gets too dangerous, just pull out. Losing the race won’t matter. I’ll handle the Ruiz family, and Tracy’s wedding will go ahead without a hitch.” His message was clear—protect herself and be cautious.

and rode to the starting line. Jayden was still reeling from the shock. He touched his cheek where she had kissed him, feeling a delightful numbness spread through him. “Damn, that felt

her eye, Tracy watched the expression on Jayden’s face. Noticing the spark in his eyes, she silently looked away,

a coin and declared, “I’ll toss this, and then we’ll start the race

“No problem.”

they sped off like cheetahs, the roar

wait. Tracy, unable to contain her

or lose, it won’t change the plans I’ve made. Your wedding will proceed

his certainty, Tracy responded

turns. Neither wanted to lose time on the outer edges, so they both hugged the inner circle, pushing their

inevitable that Elyse’s and Lowell’s motorbikes would clash and

and found joy in the freedom of riding. The race became more about the thrill than the

wedding, pondering ways to

caused him to misjudge his speed in the inner circle, leaving him half a meter behind Elyse. Despite his

flawlessly. Lowell’s mistake only widened the distance between them.