Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 203:

Elyse looked at Jayden, puzzled by the intent behind his question. She met his gaze with a calm expression. Theo’s familiar presence, once so captivating, now barely stirred her. She responded evenly, “When we were together, there was always another woman by your side. It’s the same now. I’m not surprised.”

Theo was dissatisfied with her response; he had hoped for something different. Taking a deep breath, he said, “I know I was a jerk. But you didn’t need to marry someone else just to get back at me. Aren’t you just hurting yourself?”

Elyse shook her head, her voice steady. “You’re wrong. I truly love Jayden. I don’t regret marrying him.” Her smile was tinged with sarcasm. “Theo, do you really think I married Jayden just to get your attention? That everything is a plot to make you jealous and come crawling back?”

Theo remained silent, his expression almost confirming her suspicions. Elyse’s amusement was evident as she tilted her head and continued, “I did love you once. But I also grew disillusioned and chose someone else. Don’t dwell on the past. You never valued what we had. Now you’re always looking back. I don’t get it. Do you think the world revolves around you?”

Her words seemed to strike Theo deeply. After a tense silence, he reluctantly asked, “Why didn’t you ever mention that you saved me? If you had, I would have asked Kaelyn. Then I’d know who was lying.”

pressed her lips together, clearly contemptuous of the question. She spoke slowly, “Because that memory belongs to both of us. On that desperate night, we clung to each other for warmth, not knowing if we’d see tomorrow. Whether I mentioned

frustration apparent. He had been feverish and half-conscious that rainy night, unable to clearly see her face. But he remembered the feelings, the heartbeat, the warmth. Theo’s gaze on Elyse

expect? Take care of that girl. She seems a lot better than Kaelyn. Just don’t make

stood rooted to the spot, watching her diminishing figure. For a brief moment, he feared

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so I came over,” said the beautiful woman as she approached

sweat on his brow, she expressed concern. “Are you okay?” She reached into her purse, pulled out a handkerchief, and

fine, Miss Jimenez. Don’t worry,” Theo declined Freda’s offer

Theo had held

Freda queried, “Is that girl a

paused for a few seconds, then massaged his forehead and