Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 89:

As Jayden lifted his cup for a sip, he casually remarked, “My uncle and aunt have a daughter who’s currently abroad.”

Upon hearing the introduction, Elyse hesitated briefly before rising to greet the two. However, Seth and Julie remained unresponsive. Julie, in particular, eyed her with evident disdain as she sipped her tea.

Sensing their hostility, Elyse decided against engaging them further and resumed her seat after the brief greeting.

Seth, checking the time on his phone, inquired pointedly, “Why haven’t your parents arrived yet? Are they purposefully late?”

Jayden met Seth’s disapproving gaze with a calm demeanor. “Their punctuality is their concern, not mine.”

Turning his attention to Elyse, Seth ordered, “Surely you have their contact details. Give them a call and inquire about their whereabouts.”

Elyse declined firmly, “Sorry, I don’t have their phone numbers. Please be patient.”

Surprised, Seth questioned, “Haven’t you met Jayden’s parents?”

Elyse confirmed, “No, I haven’t.”

wife before diverting his attention elsewhere,

running through their minds. Jayden’s diminished status within the family meant his parents had little inclination to invest time or effort in him. Their absence at his wedding spoke volumes in their eyes; Jayden was nothing short

feelings with a sip of tea, her gaze piercing

in, accompanied by their

Owen, Jayden’s mother, cast a critical eye over his legs before her gaze fell upon Elyse. Displeasure etched across her features

practically feel Tess’s disdain directed towards her. “She’s my

daughter-in-law,” Tess retorted bluntly, her rejection

them both in front of everyone. It was evident from the amused glances exchanged by the onlookers that they relished the spectacle. No one came to Jayden’s defense or attempted to intervene. Once the pride of the family, Jayden had now become its pariah, abandoned even by his own parents. It

Since his accident,

Enough chatter,” Andrew Owen, Jayden’s father, was a bit more astute, understanding the need to save face on such an occasion. Yet he too

Enzo waiting any longer. Allow our young men to escort him out,” he

casting a fleeting glance at Elyse. “I’ll be back soon,”

he departed, Elyse remained seated, the atmosphere heavy with

scrutinized Elyse and inquired, “So, what do you

violin in college, and now I’m

hearing this, Tess chimed in, “You play