Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 167:

At the Owen Group, Jayden stepped out of the car and was greeted by a man with sleek black-rimmed glasses.

With a deep voice, Jayden addressed him, saying, “Lukas, it’s been a year. Why the demotion instead of a promotion?”

Lukas Sugden sighed heavily, his gaze downcast. “Mr. Owen, please stop teasing me. You’re aware of the challenges I faced in the company.”

A glimmer of hope reflected in Lukas’s eyes as he cautiously inquired, “Are you considering returning to assume leadership at the Owen Group?”

“No,” a smile played on Jayden’s lips. “You’re overthinking, Lukas. I’m here to see my brother.”

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The glint in Lukas’s eyes dimmed. He knew Jayden’s comeback to Owen Group wouldn’t be easy. Jayden’s disability had rendered him ineligible for the competitive corporate ladder. He had been cast aside.

Lukas managed a bitter smile. “Mr. Owen, I eagerly anticipate your return. Your brilliance is undeniable. With my support, you’ll surely thrive.”

the remark. “Move aside, I’ll go in,”

aside to

company for a year, his presence hadn’t faded from the

the office today. It’s been ages since we

handsome as ever. It’s a shame about his accident, though. He’s not

he doing here?

who had spearheaded numerous lucrative projects, each yielding over a hundred billion dollars in

his coworkers’ conversations, a tumult of emotions swirling within

one of the company’s most critical positions. Yet, Lukas

Lukas had consistently opposed Jayden and was reluctant to cooperate with him. But with Jayden’s departure from Owen Group, Lukas soon realized that not everyone possessed Jayden’s astute

repeatedly, resulting in successive demotions until he was stripped of his leadership roles in critical positions. Demoted to the director’s role in the service department, Lukas settled into

Lukas hoped Jayden would return to Owen Group, convincing him was proving to be an uphill battle. As Jayden approached the doorway of the design department, he noticed a heated exchange. One man was berating Bryce, whose irritation was evident. The man’s anger escalated as Bryce remained unmoved, leading

even at the simplest tasks. Perhaps it’s time to consider leaving. This environment isn’t suited for

and unapologetic. “I couldn’t care less. Do you honestly think I

knocking on the door, drawing everyone’s attention in

department?” Jayden inquired, his memory failing to recall the man’s