Rebirth to Be with My Disabled Husband (or The Ninth Bride)

Chapter 84 Do You Not Care That I'm Ugly and Disabled?

Finley's injuries appeared even more unsightly against the stark pallor of his complexion, yet Samantha touched his face gently, her expression tender and unworried. "Why is your face so pale?" she murmured. "You must've lost a lot of blood. And you haven't eaten all mor I'll make a fresh batch for you. Just stay here in the room and wait for me, okay?" Finley gazed at Samantha, feeling a sudden disorientation at her gentle concern. As she turned to leave, he reached out, pulled her into his arms, and kissed her deeply.

Samantha was taken aback. This was the first time Finley had kissed her so willingly.

Her surprise quickly melted away, and she wrapped her arms around Finley's neck, returning the kiss with equal fervor. They lost themselves in the moment, the kiss stretching into an unknown length of time, their breaths mingling unevenly.

When they finally paused, Finley gazed at Samantha, their noses almost touching. "Are you afraid?" he asked, his voice low and searching.

Samantha shook her head, meeting his gaze with unwavering sincerity. "I'm not afraid. As long as I can be with you, I'm not afraid of anything."

Moved by her words, Finley pressed her down gently, capturing her lips once more. To ease her fears, he intertwined their fingers, anchoring them together.

"Finley, L...

instinctively raised a hand to cover his eyes. "I-I didn't see anything.

closed the door, leaving the

down at Samantha, his expression conflicted. He released her slowly,

a flicker of hurt crossing

didn't do anything wrong. It's me. I shouldn't ruin you. So,

stayed at the villa. Refusing to leave his side, she reached out and embraced him again. "If you think being with me now would ruin me, then let's wait

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shadowing his eyes. "Samantha,

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lips, silencing him. "Even though I like you a lot, it

at Samantha nestled against him.

was soft and affectionate. "I may be foolish, but

fell silent, his heart