Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 647:

“It’s okay,” Morgan said, a touch of surprise lingering in her voice. “I’m more shocked you actually showed up.”

“Morgan,” Pearce emphasized, a hint of steel in his gaze. “Not Janet anymore.”

Pearce scratched his head sheepishly. “Old habits die hard. To me, you’ll always be Janet. Morgan feels… alien.”

A wry smile tugged at Morgan’s lips. “People change, Pearce. You should too.”

Pearce nodded reluctantly. “Alright, Morgan it is.”

Suddenly, Cody’s voice broke the flow of their conversation. Lost in a world of self-recrimination, he lamented, “Where else could Fiona go after leaving Blue Sea? I must have been a terrible instructor.”

Morgan whipped her head towards Cody, a sharp pinch aimed at his thigh silencing his internal monologue. The pain jolted Cody awake. He blinked blearily, confusion and a hint of annoyance clouding his features. “What was that for? I wasn’t bothering anyone.”

“Look who’s here,” Morgan said, gesturing towards Pearce with a pointed finger.

moment before he rubbed his brow. “For a second there, I thought I saw my

Pearce’s lips. “Is the

him for a moment, a newfound seriousness in his eyes. “At first glance, yeah. But it’s more than looks. There’s a

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father’s features, with

thoughtful nod. Morgan scanned the room, taking in the familiar faces. “Speaking of reunions,” she

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settled on Cody’s face. “Why not? She’s probably home.

her under house arrest. Haven’t you noticed she hasn’t been in touch

a slap. The realization washed over them, leaving them speechless. A frown creased Morgan’s brow. “House arrest? Why would Jayden do that? Do

divorce from Jayden. We were just starting to talk when he showed up, dragged her

exploded from Cody’s mouth, his drunkenness forgotten. “Why does she want a divorce? Is Jayden mistreating

of uncertainty in his eyes. “I can’t say for sure. She hinted at things, but they didn’t completely register. But as her cousin, I have to respect her wishes, wouldn’t

himself another drink. His mind raced, connecting the dots.

Jayden’s immaturity. Even genuine