All Chapters of Fine, I'll Marry the Comatose Heiress!: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Cole Gray stared at his phone's screen as it gradually went dark. He couldn't help but look at the photograph on his desk. His parents, Samuel Gray and Eleanor Bennett, his older sister, Sienna Gray, and his childhood sweetheart, Claire Little, surrounded him as he stood in a custom haute couture outfit. Their faces were full of affection.Back then, a saying was widely circulated in their social circle. "Who wouldn't want to be Cole?" Everyone envied him for having parents who treated him like the apple of their eye, an older sister who spoiled him rotten, and a childhood sweetheart who had eyes for no one but him. Cole had also believed that he would remain this happy for the rest of his life. Everything changed when he turned 18, and he learned he was bound to an arranged marriage. It had been arranged by his late grandfather. However, Cole and his childhood sweetheart had mutual feelings for each other, so the Grays had planned to call off the engagement as soon as he came o

Cole made a trip to the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Hope on the weekend. He had heard that it was known for answering prayers, so he decided to pray for his fiancée. He heard that she used to be a woman of extraordinary beauty and grace—a true favorite of fortune—until a devastating car accident left her in a vegetative state for five long years. Now that he was going to marry into her family, their fates were tied together for better or worse. He would do everything in his power to wake her up. Even if she never regained consciousness, he would care for her for the rest of his life. He would never have another woman in his life.He made his way up the hill on his knees. He stopped at every step to bow his head in prayer. Halfway up the hill, he ran into some familiar faces. Claire and Sienna had both scraped their knees raw, and blood continued to seep from their wounds. Yet they still sandwiched Joseph between them, afraid he might stumble and fall. The three of them als

Cole was ultimately sent to the hospital by a kind Samaritan. This was already the second time he had been injured. The doctor couldn't help but reprimand him, demanding to know how he'd gotten hurt and whether he had any regard for his own well-being. Cole couldn't explain how his wounds had been inflicted by the two most important women in his life. While he was at the hospital, Joseph sent him a video. The moment he played it, Joseph's pitiful voice came through. "Cole's injured too. He's getting his wound dressed in the room next door. Why don't you go check on him, Sienna, Claire? If you don't, he'll be so lonely and miserable all by himself." Sienna, who was peeling fruit for him, responded indifferently, "You're far too kindhearted, Joseph. After what he did to you, he needs to suffer a little to learn his lesson!" Claire gently handed him a glass of freshly poured warm water. "I don't have time to deal with him right now, Joseph."How ironic. Cole guffawed until tears

In a heartbeat, the entire room fell silent. Joseph blanched. Cole staggered to his feet. He'd forgotten that after Joseph had deliberately framed him last time, he'd taken precautions by hiding a micro-camera inside the picture frame because he was afraid it might happen again. Cole wiped away the tears from his face and hastily took down the picture frame—the one with the hidden camera—and projected the footage onto the big screen. Joseph was caught slipping his bracelet into Cole's clothes when he walked behind him. It also exposed all the malicious taunts and provocations Joseph had made. Public opinion in the hall flipped in an instant. Everyone looked at Joseph with contempt. With trembling hands, Cole picked up his phone and dialed 911. His expression was resolute. "Hello? Is this the cops? Someone has deliberately framed me..." Joseph shuddered when he heard that. The very next second, he bawled his eyes out. "I didn't do it on purpose. I just wanted to play a harml

After a seven-hour flight, Cole arrived in Northcap. It was late, yet the hillside villa was brightly lit. As soon as Cole got out of the car, he was helped into a wheelchair and wheeled toward the entrance. Even from a distance, he could clearly see the group of people waiting at the door. All of a sudden, he felt nervous. Charles considerately introduced everyone to him. "Mr. Gray, you may address them the same way Ms. Lambert does. The lady in the middle is Mrs. Lambert Senior. To her left are Mr. and Mrs. Lambert, and to her right are Ms. Lambert's maternal grandparents. Behind them are..." Cole had never imagined that he would have to meet so many members of the Lambert family on his very first day there. He tensed up as he watched the distance shrink between them, and he hastily composed himself. When he reached them, he was about to push himself up, but Dorothy Smith gently pressed him back into his seat. Her face was full of warmth and kindness. "Cole, dear, you must be