Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 218:

Jayden laughed bitterly. “So it is still my fault.”

Elyse pinched him at the waist, her voice tense. “If it’s not your fault, whose is it then?”

“Ouch,” Jayden gasped, gently removing her hand and wrapping his arms around her. “Alright, it’s all my fault, okay?”

Her expression softened, though somewhat reluctantly, and she allowed Jayden to embrace her.

Outside the door, the servants peeked in silently, observing the couple. The sight of Jayden and Elyse making up again brought a collective sigh of relief.

“Recently, they have been arguing a lot. It’s been quite unsettling.”

“Exactly. I’m always worried that one of their fights might end their relationship. It would be terrible if they split up.”

“But they’ve been at odds so much lately. I can’t help but wonder if there’s some unresolved misunderstanding between them,” Driscoll overheard the conversation and felt a pang of sadness. He had seen Jayden and Elyse’s relationship grow from the start. Yet he understood better than anyone the main issue they were facing now.

A servant noticed Driscoll looking distressed and asked with concern, “Are you worried about them? Don’t overthink it. Mrs. Owen is incredibly kind, and Mr. Owen is dependable. They’re bound to stay together forever.”

How can you be so sure? Anyway, get back to your work and try not

open and entered. At that moment, Elyse had returned to her room to change

at the study door hesitating to knock, but eventually, he decided against it. He reassured himself that as long as Jayden and Elyse kept reconciling,

unnecessary social engagements. Apart from chatting with Darren, Freddy, and a few

the contrary, Vicky often made numerous errors during practice. It was either hitting the wrong

approached Vicky with a serious tone. “What’s going on with you

silent, not responding

competition? Take a good look at your team. Five of your rivals are

to happen. I won’t let them take the top

of the rehearsal room, her expression stormy.

turned to the murmuring group. “Continue practicing on

finished speaking, she turned and left, presumably to find

soon as the conductor left, everyone seized the opportunity

curiosity evident. “What do you think’s going on with Vicky? She made four errors today. That

lip, her voice tinged with uncertainty. “Maybe she’s just off today. I know I’d mess up too if I wasn’t

“But you and she aren’t the same. She’s always been on top