Bound Hearts: My Vows to My Disabled Spouse

Chapter 289 A Mother's Embrace

Elyse woke up in darkness, unable to discern her surroundings. Searching with her eyes, she

found nothing.

Lost and confused, she felt a pang of sadness as thoughts of Glenda, who favored Mabel over her, filled her mind.

"Why doesn't my mom care for me?"

With a heavy heart, Elyse hung her head low, her eyes reflecting her

From the shadows emerged a woman with long hair, clad in white, She approached Elyse with a gentle gaze, her eyes filled with passion.

Drawing near, the woman tenderly embraced Elyse, causing her to tremble.

Though Elyse wanted to turn and see who held her, she found herself unable to move, held in the ove?

"Ilove no one but you, my dear. You will always be my precious daughter," the woman whispered. Earlier, fear had gripped Elyse's heart, but the woman's voice had a calming effect, dispelling her sorrow.

Remaining in the embrace, Elyse felt no fatigue, only basking

in the warmth she had yearned for since childhood-the embrace of her mother.

pelling her to wonder about the woman's

Elyse, prompting her to attempt turning around, her mind

with questions.

woman released her and gently urged, "It's time to wake

a gentle push, Elyse found herself able

forward, the darkness surrounding her

open, finding herself under the white ceiling, feeling dazed. Jayden's face lit up with joy as he saw her wake up. Hastening to her side,

dreamt of my mother. She hugged me." Raising an eyebrow, Jayden's

moment before shaking her head. "We didn't talk. But her embrace felt just as warm as

seeping in, Elyse

her into the blanket,

with her chin propped on her hand, her

calls from Lanny, she chose not to

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wrath, knowing she had offended

faced dire consequences.

persistent calls, Glenda found herself torn between her daughter's needs and the impending danger posed

Glenda's heartstrings, pelling her to set aside her own

attend to her daughter's needs. After all, as Mabel's mother, her love for her daughter outweighed her concerns for

remained steadfast in her decision to prioritize Mabel, although her anxiety only intensified

meal and setting it on the table before she went to