Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 159:

Theo was relaxing in the study, leaning back in the plush chair with his eyes shut. Kaelyn, carrying her purse and wearing high heels, pushed the door open. “Theo, I was really surprised to get your message,” Kaelyn said with a gentle smile. “Now that I’m here, what do you want to do?”

She reached out to touch his face, but Theo abruptly opened his eyes and tilted his head away, avoiding her hand. Kaelyn gave an awkward smile, pulling her hand back. “What’s the matter, Theo? You seem upset.”

Theo gazed at her face for a moment before speaking. “Kaelyn, after that mudslide, how did you manage to save me?”

“Why bring that up?” Kaelyn looked stunned but kept her smile. “You know it was traumatic for me. I’d rather not think about it.”

Theo’s voice was cold. “So you’re not going to tell me? What about all the comforting words you gave me back then? Do you still remember them?”

Kaelyn fought down the panic rising in her chest and replied, “Of course, I do.”

Theo stared at her for a long moment before bursting into laughter. “Kaelyn, you’ve been lying to me for two years. Are you going to keep lying now? Do you think I’m that gullible?”

haven’t lied to

You claimed her deed as your own. I’ve always seen you as my savior, caring for

palms. Had Theo discovered the truth? Was it Elyse who told

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only two around. Since Elyse and Theo were both unconscious, Kaelyn had taken the opportunity to whisk Theo

Now that the truth was out, she was

felt herself crumbling. “Theo, you don’t really think I saved you, do

when you were there for me,

was traumatic for me. I can’t

those words. How foolish of me to assume you were my savior just

turned away, no longer willing to hear her out. “Kaelyn, don’t come near

Elyse. Her smile faded as she fixed her

mention of the wedding struck a nerve. “How dare you bring that up,” Theo clenched his jaw tightly. If Kaelyn hadn’t lied, he would have never treated Elyse so

helped too. I was the one who rushed you to the hospital when you had