Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence by Ken Slaner

“Stop speculating. I spoke with her, and she is married,” Debora replied. She waved her hand, attempting to quell the growing excitement of the crowd.

Unexpectedly, the revelation of Ariana’s marital status only heightened everyone’s interest. “She’s married?!” they exclaimed. The atmosphere was growing more entertaining by the minute.

“If Mr. Chadwick’s grandfather knew that his grandson had fallen in love with a married woman, he would undoubtedly be astounded!” remarked one of the intrigued onlookers.

Debora was speechless. “Let’s not jump to conclusions,” she urged, trying to curb the speculative chatter. ©

“Oh, did you hear that he asked that girl to exchange clothes with him? Who can honestly claim there’s no underlying meaning?” chimed in another voice, fueling the gossip. ©

“You’re missing the point,” interjected a well-informed observer. “Mr. Chadwick has never brought a female companion to events before. But this time, he arrived with a girl in a wheelchair. What does that imply? It means he deeply loves her.” ©

in the face of relentless gossip, pleaded, “Alright,

refrain from further speculation about these young people. It’s simply not

discussing that and focus

any longer. He swiftly devised an excuse and made his way to

prominent shareholder of the hotel, had ensured the

the sofa, Theodore indulged in puffs from his cigarette, his mind consumed by distress. Memories of the moment when Mitchel had shielded Ariana flooded his thoughts, prompting an overwhelming urge to keep her by his side

a sense of suspicion within him. There was something amiss about Mitchel. His indifference towards everyone except for Ariana was quite suspicious. After all, men knew men best. Theodore refused to believe that Mitchel held no other feelings for

accomplishments in the medical field. Yet, not only had Mitchel managed to attend, but it seemed that

undoubtedly no

lost in his thoughts, a knock on the door interrupted his contemplation. Adrian

in the ashtray, he let out a sigh before taking a seat. Placing the documents on the table, he said, “Take a look. It turns