Novel & Cerita Bound By Love: Marrying My Disabled Husband

Laughter and chatter filled the air, but to Emma, it all blurred into meaningless noise. She walked beside Damon, his grip never loosening, as he introduced her to guests she’d never remember. They spoke to her, but their words were drowned by the screaming silence in her mind. “What a charming wife you have, Damon,” one man said, his gaze lingering on her a beat too long. “She’s perfect,” Damon replied smoothly, his tone laced with pride—and possession. His hand tightened on her waist, his thumb pressing just enough to remind her who controlled her every move.

"Are you sure that you don’t want to go home?" "Please help me pull out a few things from my unit when we get back to the Philippines. I want to live on my farm." "Okay. Don’t you want Enzo to know about this?" "No. I only have two months here. I can’t go back to him like this. I’ll be a burden. I can’t satisfy him anymore." "If he really loves you, he will never abandon you, no matter what your disability is. He will become blind for you when your face becomes distorted. That’s what love is."

When he took Sasha back home from New Siland, he dragged her to the hospital to get an abortion against her will, rendering her permanently infertile. Consumed by hatred, Sasha drove into him with a car. Gary ended up paralyzed, and she was sentenced to prison. When I heard the news, I felt nothing. Their lives had nothing to do with me for a very long time. Two years later, I met a man at a social event. It was love at first sight for both of us. We soon fell in love. Thanks to him, I finally understood what mutual love felt like. How beautiful and happy that was. Soon, with my parents' support, we got married.

Angry, upset, disappointed, hate, exasperation, and great love for her husband. Unfortunately, she was not the type of person who felt uncomfortable being looked at that way for long. Aaron seemed to express all the feelings of his love through his gaze. There was a promise there, and his readiness and patience faced this problem with her. So, she was melting. Again. "You know for sure the reason," she grunted. Indeed, men could not understand women.

Marge was worried that her daughter's marriage prospects were delayed considerably. She was overjoyed when she heard from her husband that Ambrose had bought an apartment just above them. With Ambrose living so near, it was a golden opportunity! Marge thought that it was fate. Ambrose, a cripple, was a perfect match for her daughter with intellectual disability! Marge had been observing him secretly. She waited for Ambrose to move in so that she could approach him. However, she ran into Ambrose unexpectedly, who was accompanied by his fiancée!

My nature naturally changed. “You know he has a wife right? And he loves her a lot. I have seen that. I don't understand why you both siblings only fall for a married person. Alpha Adrian is married and I am engaged.” I laughed while pointing out the fact. “Love knows no boundaries, baby. It can happen with a married person, with an older person, or with a younger person. We have no control over it. It just happens on its own. If you are meant to be together no matter what kind of obstacle comes to your life one day, you will be together for sure.” I was amazed to hear from her. As she was too young but still her knowledge about life was like a mature person.

I ask with a lump in my throat, and she shrugs her shoulders as if this is nothing. “Why?” “Why what?” She genuinely looks surprised by my question. “Why are you so cool about all this, Amari?” I have been on the wheelchair for four months now, but no one has been this kind and considerate. “You are my husband. We vowed to be there for each other in sickness and in health.” She says this like it is a fact I should know about. Like it is an unbreakable law. “You were tricked into making those vows,” I remind her.

Vanessa also dropped her bag on the table and folded her arms across her chest, “If Mr Hernandez was physically impaired like Nathan, would you have stayed with him and loved him like you used to?” “I thought you loved my son, he was ready to give you everything you have ever wanted in life” “Love is not enough” Vanessa said as the corners of her lips dropped towards the floor, “I love Nathan but how do you think I felt? I had my whole life ahead of me and I did not plan to marry a blind man and I knew I was a fool then. I disappointed the only man who loved me and I have been suffering since that day”

“You lost the deal and you are bound to do whatever I tell you to.” “Do not make me repeat myself!” This time, he said in a much more commanding tone and I lost it. I took my palm off my face, opened my eyes, and pointed at him, almost poking his chest. “You will not command me or talk to me like you own me. The deal is off! The man I married is disabled so you’ve got no right to treat me like trash!” I said in all seriousness, trying so hard not to look below his face even though that was like the hardest thing right now.

Now when he sits in a wheelchair, one person after another despises and makes fun of him, it's unfair. Why did an excellent and outstanding person like you fall into this situation? She felt uncomfortable, so she coldly looked at the person in front of her and said: "Whoever I marry is my freedom, I don't need your consent. I married Atlas, which means he is my husband. I hate hearing people say my husband is disabled, please pay attention to language, don't say these words in front of me, otherwise, I will not respect you." "Daissy, did you agree to marry him? That's not true. Were you forced? I heard you are the daughter of the president of Narine Corporation, did he force you?"