Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 111:

Elyse’s husband has prepared afternoon tea for everyone. “Guys, please join us,” he announced cheerfully. The orchestra manager was delighted; the complimentary afternoon tea provided an excellent opportunity to ingratiate himself with the leaders of the TV station. As the group dispersed towards the food, only Kaelyn and Theo remained behind.

Ignoring them, Jayden prepared to leave hand in hand with Elyse. The sight of them together irked Theo, prompting him to step forward. “You can’t possibly make Elyse happy. If you are kind, you’ll let her go.”

Jayden gave him a sidelong glance. “You’re not in any position to tell me what to do. Just watch. I won’t let you have what you want,” Theo retorted, his frustration evident.

Elyse, taken aback by Theo’s sudden outburst, wondered about his motives. “Then try to take her back if you think you can,” Jayden responded indifferently, leading Elyse away.

As they walked, Elyse looked back at Jayden and asked, “Aren’t you upset?”

Jayden retorted, “Do you want me to be upset?”

“I’m not sure,” Elyse confessed, feeling troubled. “Theo’s behavior is baffling. He’s been following me around, even suggesting I should divorce you.”

listen to him. Taking him seriously would be as absurd as a

irony of Theo’s demand for a divorce while he continued his affair with

an event in two days; come with

“Sure,” Elyse agreed readily.

wheelchair, Jayden still managed to draw attention. Occasionally, people glanced their

tension in the air tonight. Everyone seems preoccupied,” Elyse remarked as she returned with a plate of desserts, observing the attendees and noting their serious and guarded expressions. “The head of the Bayzee Group is here tonight. If Bayzee enters specific markets and locations, local property values could skyrocket. So, tonight feels more like

I∆ŧè$† ¢♄₳þŧ€яş 1n Ġ∆lπoνεlŞ.cø₥

and that it might be the

nodded calmly. “Somewhat. The potential benefits far outweigh

Elyse nodded thoughtfully.

to see you both here,” Brook approached, dressed sharply, wine glass in hand, his smile wide. Elyse was surprised to see Brook. Remembering their last encounter, she felt uneasy. “You haven’t attended these kinds of

a smile, “Brooks’

to enjoy the evening. But what brings you

of pride, Brook responded, “I’m here on business. Unlike you, I don’t have the luxury of a