Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 1761:

Lowell seized the opening. “Even you can’t promise that, can you? So why should I put my future in the hands of strangers when I can build something stable on my own terms?”

Silence hung in the air. For the first time, Leon truly looked at his son—not just as an heir, but as a man with his own convictions.

After a long pause, his voice softened, but his stance remained firm. “Life is unpredictable, Lowell. Your sister’s future is ruined. Now, all my hopes rest on you. A wealthy, influential wife can offer you a level of support that an ordinary woman never could.”

Lowell’s lips curled into a wry smile. “And in return, I’d be doomed to a lifetime of misery. Is that really what you want for me?”

Leon frowned. “Do you really like that woman that much?”

Lowell didn’t answer immediately. He let the weight of the moment settle before speaking. “After meeting her, I realized… building a family could actually be something beautiful.”

Lucille, who had remained quiet until now, finally lost her composure. “You’re blinded by love! You’ve let this so-called romance completely cloud your judgment!”

stretching unbearably long. Then, at last, he let out a slow

We need to see for ourselves. If she’s truly exceptional… maybe

he wasn’t about to squander the opportunity. He studied their expressions for a moment before nodding.

the entire exchange unfold, but nothing had prepared her for this outcome. “Mom? Dad? Weren’t you here to scold him? Why are you meeting his

tales

sharp look as he fired back, “Don’t lump me in with you. What I did is nothing like your mess. And unlike you,

for nothing. The anger simmering inside her built up like a pressure valve ready

then

“Why not? What is it about this woman that bothers you so much? Lowell is

his eyes. He was

to his utter surprise, she

kill her! She’s only alive because she survived—and she’s back for revenge! Lowell wants to marry a

crashed down like a

moved. No one breathed. Lucille was the first to recover, though