Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 722:

Elyse noticed Fiona’s dilemma but remained silent. She wasn’t going to help her. As far as she was concerned, Fiona owed her an apology first.

Fiona’s eyes met Elyse’s several times, her lips trembling, but she couldn’t bring herself to ask.

Suddenly, a tall male contestant approached Elyse, asking to borrow her violin. Fiona’s heart pounded as she listened to their conversation, desperately hoping Elyse would say no. But Fiona couldn’t voice her hopes.

Elyse, unaware of Fiona’s inner turmoil, couldn’t refuse help when asked. It was simply in her nature to help others.

Fiona’s body tensed as she watched Elyse hand her violin to the male contestant. Unable to hide her bitterness, she spat out, “How typical, sucking up to any man. How many men have you flirted with behind your husband’s back?”

Elyse’s face turned cold as she locked eyes with Fiona, her gaze cutting. “Your mind is so corrupt, seeing dirt everywhere. If you have time to insult me, why not focus on finding a violin to borrow?” She paused for a moment before continuing, her voice dripping with contempt, “Or do you plan to forfeit again?”

fists, her jaw clenched in barely restrained fury as if

contestants. Seeing Elyse’s refusal to help, Fiona vowed to get even and set off to find another

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surprised the audience with a twist. Instead of a random extra performance, they revealed the

than her. As the results were announced, Elyse turned to

at her playfully and replied, “I’ll keep my

don’t need any guarantees from you. I can hold my own.” With that, she turned her attention back to the judges as they continued announcing

heard Fiona’s name. Her eyes widened in shock at Fiona’s disappointing rank. Fiona was very close to the

met it with a bold stare. She found Elyse’s stare quite annoying. She had played an unfamiliar violin during the competition, which naturally led to a mistake. She was convinced her skills were perfect and attributed any errors solely to

thoughts, Elyse checked if Fiona was upset. Seeing she wasn’t, she looked away. Since Fiona was no longer her violin practice partner, she felt no need to comfort her. Now, her priority was to keep her ranking secure. The scores in the top ten were tightly packed. Without careful

at the top of the leaderboard, she felt the quiet pressure of