Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 189:

As evening descended, Elyse departed the rehearsal room clutching her violin case. Upon reaching the building’s exit, she discovered Freddy standing there, the sole presence in sight. The two of them had just exchanged greetings when Rebekah emerged. Seeing Elyse and Freddy together, she became instantly furious.

She stormed over and demanded in a stern voice, “Why are you so close to Freddy? Have you forgotten you’re married? Are you trying to seduce him?”

Elyse couldn’t help but laugh. “Have you seen me seducing Freddy? Are you saying that just because we spoke a bit more today?”

Freddy pressed his hand against his forehead. “I was just having a normal conversation with Elyse. You’re making it easy for people to misunderstand.”

Rebekah’s tone softened, but her discomfort was evident. “It’s just that you two were standing so close. I’m worried you might be misled by her.”

At this, Freddy’s expression turned stern. “Enough, Rebekah. What do you take me for? Do you really think I’d flirt with a married woman?”

“No, that’s not what I meant, Freddy. It’s all her doing,” Rebekah tried to clarify, but Freddy wasn’t interested in listening.

Just then, Darren, Grace, and Bart arrived, each carrying their own violin cases.

on here?” Darren asked, curiosity piquing

eager to

girls who shared a lot in common, and neither gave up easily, making

knew that joining them could boost her status, reputation, and access to resources. She bit her lip and boldly asked Freddy, “Can you take me with you? I want to stay with

Elyse watched Rebekah with a hint of amusement. It was clear that she wanted Freddy to be

our gathering. You can’t attend,” Freddy replied firmly and without

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Rebekah challenged,

You shouldn’t hear them.” They called themselves the Alliance of Defeated, a humorous nod to their shared experiences of failure. Today’s meeting was to swap stories of their

who might learn of their weaknesses and failures. After all, each of them held their

a steely gaze and

don’t look down on you. It’s just that you really couldn’t come with

with anger, sensing that she and Vicky were being excluded from the group. As one of Vicky’s staunch supporters, she quickly reassessed the situation. “Then I

deeply except Freddy, who suspected Rebekah of harboring ulterior motives. However, lacking

who was alone in the