Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 478:

Jayden could no longer tolerate the situation. He gestured sharply with his hand, signaling to his bodyguards who immediately prepared to storm the door, their actions aggressive and decisive.

Shaun’s smile grew broader as his eyes flashed a warning chill. “Are you planning to storm into my home just like that?” he asked through clenched teeth.

“I simply wish to bring my wife back home,” Jayden retorted, his voice tinged with irritation. “You’re in my way.”

Shaun tightened his fists and retorted, “So, you’re ignoring my warnings and attempting to forcefully enter? Or do you believe I’m quite accommodating?” Jayden replied with a sneer.

Attempting to calm himself, Shaun took a deep breath, then, with a sudden change in demeanor, he stepped aside, gesturing for Jayden to enter. Suspicious, Jayden queried sharply, “What are you scheming?”

“No schemes,” Shaun responded, his tone laced with disdain. “Consider this an invitation.” His polite words contrasted with the clear suspicion in his voice.

He looked at Jayden with a mix of disdain and pity. “If Elyse chooses not to see you, it’s out of my hands.”

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tongue. Shaun, noticing Jayden’s frustration, felt a surge of satisfaction. “Mr.

referring to?” Jayden asked, his brow furrowed in

animosity towards Jayden diminished somewhat, giving way to a sense of pity. Why hold a grudge against a man unaware of his wife’s pregnancy? He concluded that pity, rather than anger, was the

again, he gestured invitingly. “Please, come in.

made his way to the living room, only to find no sign of Elyse. Instead, Tracy stood there, clad in a purple silk

then, not seeing Elyse, turned to Tracy and demanded, “Where is Elyse? Have her

doesn’t want to go home with you. You should

Tell her I know I was wrong.

what you did wrong. Please leave now. I won’t

wife. What do you mean by stopping me? Don’t

have we become barriers in your relationship?

if you don’t bring Elyse to

shouted from the second-floor

her hair disheveled, with