Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 528:

After processing the information for a long while, Elyse suddenly felt dizzy. She raised a hand to her forehead, and her legs weakened as if she might collapse.

Just in time, Jayden supported her waist, steadying her against himself. His voice was filled with concern as he advised, “Don’t get too worked up. Remember, you’re pregnant. Try to stay calm for our baby’s sake.”

Nodding, Elyse requested, “Help me sit down. I feel a bit dizzy.”

Jayden nodded and assisted her to the nearest chair.

Morgan, who had been observing quietly, bit her lip. She had momentarily forgotten about Elyse’s pregnancy.

The harsh realities of the past weighed heavily on her. She pondered for a moment and decided to withhold further details, for now.

Simultaneously, the operating room door swung open, and a doctor approached with a grave expression. Looking at the trio, he inquired, “Who here is related to Dorothy?”

Stepping forward anxiously, Morgan responded, “I am her daughter. Is there a chance that my mother can get through this at all?”

As she spoke, she intertwined her fingers and looked at the doctor with apprehensive eyes.

somber news. “At 7:21 this evening, despite our efforts, Dorothy passed away due to unsuccessful

from the shock, but the doctor caught her in time, supporting

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caused severe internal injuries. Even though there was a faint heartbeat

anxiously, “But this morning, she was up and about.

before yesterday. Dorothy’s condition was precarious; her heartbeat was unstable, and her health could fail at any moment. Her physical condition

asked, “Is that

to life, possibly due to an unfulfilled wish. This might have

a brief sigh, he continued, “So, when Dorothy was clear-minded and speaking today, I doubted the initial prognosis, but

gaze then shifted

wore a bitter smile. “It seems my mother was holding on all these years, waiting. It was only my return

reminded, Elyse recalled Dorothy’s words in the hospital room. Dorothy had mentioned that seeing Janet fulfilled her mission. Dorothy was relieved to know that she no longer needed to carry the burden of her responsibilities and mission. She had expressed her relief with a

resuscitated from near death and briefly regained strength. Last night, she

operating room doors opened. Nurses slowly emerged, pushing a gurney that carried Dorothy. Her face was

nurses softly said, “Dorothy’s

lifted the cloth