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

Chapter 259 The One Who Truly Matters

"Do you think something might have happened to Samantha? Perhaps she went out and got hit by a car?"

Finley and Daphne were speechless. "Elias!"

Noting Daphne's distressed demeanor, Elias spoke with a concerned tone, "Ms. Stuart, just consider it for a moment. What I mentioned is not entirely implausible, is it? Accidents happen every day. If Samantha were one of those unfortunate souls, it wouldn't be such an extraordinary occurrence, would it?"

Daphne observed Finley's expression darkening further. She swiftly raised her hand and delivered a couple more smacks to Elias. "Elias, shut up, will you? Must you always speak so poorly of Mrs. Dean? And just because she isn't answering her phone doesn't necessarily mean she's been in an accident. Her phone might be broken, or perhaps she's upset with Mr. Dean and has blocked him, choosing to ignore him."

"In truth," she continued, her tone softening with a touch of conviction, "Mrs. Dean truly cares for Mr. Dean. If there's any woman in the world who loves him the most, it has to be her!"

Elias shook his head. "Ms. Stuart, you're mistaken. If there's a woman in this world who cares about Finley the most, it certainly isn't Samantha."

Daphne's brow furrowed in confusion. "If it's not Mrs. Dean, then who is it?"

"His mother," he replied with an air of certainty.

As expected, he had a knack for saying the most inappropriate things.

gotten into you lately? Your every word seems more unbearable than the last! Don't you know that in the Dean Family, the one subject

was merely attempting to ease the awkwardness of the

your attempts at easing the

nodded solemnly. "Understood.

utter a word, Finley had already headed for the door. Daphne

it's quite late. Why not call Mr. Caffero and see if he's picked her

Finley made his way

and

He chose

leave

Edward returning. belongs to

of his car

Samantha to emerge from the car, but instead, it

Finley's

come to pick her up, felt a pang of disappointment

e in expression.

Finley had