Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 463:

When Elyse awoke that morning, exhaustion weighed heavily upon her. She glanced around, noticing the neatness of the other side of the bed. Jayden hadn’t returned the previous night.

Her heart filled with a wave of bitterness as she gently touched her belly and murmured in sorrow, “Sweetie, your dad is really upset with me. Do you think I’ll actually be kicked out?”

Her baby, still too undeveloped to understand, offered no reply.

Elyse remained seated for a few moments to ease her tiredness before she slowly made her way downstairs.

Upon seeing her, Driscoll greeted her with concern, “Good morning. Are you feeling better today?”

Managing a smile, Elyse replied, “Yes, much better, thank you. Where’s Jayden?”

With a hint of embarrassment, Driscoll answered, “He left for work early this morning.”

Elyse hesitated, then asked, “So, he’s still upset with me and hasn’t forgiven me, right?”

Driscoll found himself at a loss for words. Jayden’s demeanor when he left didn’t appear angry, but he hadn’t spoken to Elyse since last night.

Driscoll’s hesitation, Elyse concluded that forgiveness was still

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had been too afraid to confess her pregnancy to Jayden following his outburst, fearing his reaction might be to suggest ending it. She couldn’t

disarray, Elyse was unsure of her

Owen well. He may appear stern when angry, but he’s truly compassionate at heart. He’s bound to forgive

looked toward the study and responded, “I’m confident he

The kitchen has made cherry jam from the freshly picked cherries, which are quite tart this

inquired, “When did the cherries

they didn’t

asked, “Is there any fresh cherry left? I’d like

are some left, but they’re

fine, I’d still like to

a servant bring

fresh cherries, glistening red against the white plate, was placed before Elyse, sparking her appetite. She picked one up and took a

to spit it out, but to his surprise, she kept eating. He asked, “Aren’t

for a moment before responding, “Oh, yes, they are quite