Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

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Gavin gave Freda a head-to-toe sweep, then flashed his signature charming smile. “That dress looks fantastic on you.”

Freda hadn’t expected a compliment from Gavin, especially after their last unpleasant encounter. “Thanks, yours too,” she replied politely, eager to move on.

But fate, it seemed, had a cruel sense of humor. Theo and his date were waltzing further and further away, Freda trailing behind them like a lost satellite.

The final notes of the melody faded, and Theo escorted his dance partner off the dance floor, hand in hand. Freda didn’t get a chance to squeeze through the crowd to speak with him.

She saw clearly the tenderness in Theo’s gaze as it lingered on his dance partner. Every ounce of gentlemanly charm was directed at that girl.

Theo hadn’t even glanced at Freda the entire time. Disappointment gnawed at Freda. They’d been a couple, yet here he was, treating her like a stranger. It felt like their shared history meant nothing to him.

Freda stopped abruptly. She didn’t have the courage to confront Theo. Dejected, she turned and began walking back, but she was interrupted once more by Gavin.

flushed, eyes sparkling. They chirped like excited birds, all vying for his attention. It seemed they all wanted to dance with

could anyone fall for such a man? She believed those women were all

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she watched, waiting for him to make his move. But to her surprise, he politely dismissed all the ladies. He didn’t agree

quickly reassured herself that this must be part of Gavin’s game and speculated he might have another hidden agenda, pretending to be a celibate

narrative, she didn’t notice Gavin approaching. He took a slow sip of wine, studying her. He found her face a kaleidoscope of emotions, shifting with each passing second. He couldn’t decipher her thoughts, but his gut told him they weren’t

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glancing around nervously. Regaining her composure, she sidled up to him, feigning curiosity. “How’d you get in? Did your friend bring

confused. “I came with an invitation,” he explained.

invitation to a violinist? Are

his drink. “Miss Jimenez,” he began, “why the prejudice against artists? Or

off guard, stammered, “No, that’s not it! I was just… curious. Can

chuckled. “Excuse me for a