Bound Hearts: My Vows to My Disabled Spouse

Chapter 130 I'm Not A Maid

Richie's remark startled both Jayden and Elyse. They exchanged glances before simultaneously turning away, an unspoken agreement between them. Although they remained silent, there was a subtle shift in their mood for the better.

Seeing that they didn't contradict him, Richie grew more enthusiastic. "So you are Mr. Owen's

wife. I must be blind not to have noticed. I'd like to formally invite you to dinner next time. Please, don't turn me down."

Elyse's lips twitched into a reluctant smile, and she nodded her agreement.

Richie then urged, "You should probably head back now. Your maid looks quite displeased. She might be cursing you under her breath."

Maid? Judy was taken aback, wondering if Richie was referring to her. Once she realized he was, she managed a forced smile. "You're mistaken. I'm not a maid," she corrected gently.

Richie scrutinized her further, his expression skeptical. "That's hard to believe. You don't seem like you come from a wealthy and influential family."

Judy felt a surge of anger. Richie's careless words in front of Jayden threatened to undo the

positive impression she had worked hard to establish. "I am not a maid. You're wrong," she

insisted once more.

you're not a maid, why are you

a loss for words, unable to muster

in such a manner?" She looked to Jayden for support,

at her and responded with impatience, "You are

her close relationship with Jayden today, he hadn't come

of Jayden's wheelchair, bidding Richie farewell before turning

eager to take over wheeling Jayden herself. In her mind, that was a

and she saw herself as Jayden's true spouse, not willing to concede the role to Elyse. Just as Judy was about to make an excuse to intervene, Richie stopped her. "Where do you

Judy as an outsider, believed he was being

women.

Jayden and Elyse moved further away, Judy grew anxious to catch up but Richie held her back, asserting, "Enough. You're just a third wheel. Stay away from them. I'll see

home."

fed up with Richie, Judy protested,

sarcastic smile, "I

face it. Your self-importance is truly