Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 1469:

Jayden grinned, nodding as he headed toward the bathroom, leaving Elyse to half-recline on the bed, her book still open and her thoughts lingering.

When Jayden returned, the two of them settled under the covers, a quiet intimacy filling the space. Jayden began to speak, his voice carrying the weight of untold stories.

For the first time, he peeled back the layers of his guarded past, revealing a life marked by loneliness and suffocating hardship that stretched far into his twenties.

As he unraveled his tale, he paused, his eyes locking onto hers. “You know, meeting you feels like fate was pulling the strings. We’ve lived such different lives, yet somehow, we crossed paths exactly when we needed to.”

Elyse’s lips curled into a soft smile as she murmured, “Hmm, maybe that’s what they call destiny. Two roads meant to meet.”

Encouraged by her response, Jayden continued, his words flowing like a river finally freed from its dam. He spoke of the burdens and heartbreak he had carried, his tone tinged with relief, unburdening his soul to someone who truly cared.

He wasn’t afraid of exposing the scars of his past to her; he knew, deep down, that her love for him ran too deep to be shaken. Trusting her felt as natural as breathing.

tightly. His head nestled into her shoulder, and

froze momentarily before realization

held him close, her embrace firm and comforting. “Don’t worry, I’ll protect

understood something profound—Elyse had accepted him

magic

the bad, and even the shadows he had tried

hearts seemed to beat in unison, the walls between them crumbling into nothingness. That

painted the sky with its first

against the sunlight streaming through the curtains. She turned her head to find

simply watched him, a faint smile tugging at her lips. Reluctantly, she slipped out of bed, her

she shuffled downstairs, still rubbing sleep from her eyes, Driscoll, the butler, greeted her with his usual composure. “You have a guest who’s

her head. “A guest? I wasn’t expecting anyone.