Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband

Chapter 1759:

His tone shifted, becoming glacial. “Weren’t you the one who recently abandoned all hope with Shaun? You even solicited my help to sabotage his wedding. Did I ever utter a single criticism against you?”

“HOW dare you equate these situations?” Dolores countered vehemently. “You’re only pursuing this because Tracy carries your child. You’re being pathetically sentimental!”

She yanked out her phone and began typing frantically. “Just wait. I’ll find a woman from an impeccable, influential family for you. I’ll ensure she becomes pregnant too, and then Tracy will fade from your thoughts!”

In one swift motion, Lowell seized the phone from her grasp and tossed it aside. His voice was unwavering. “My decision is final. I will marry Tracy, and her child will inherit our family legacy.”

Dolores scrutinized him intently, the gravity of his determination finally registering. She snatched up her phone and bag before storming toward the door. “Fine. Just wait. I’ll bring Mom and Dad to deal with this nonsense.”

Lowell made no move to stop her. He knew she was heading directly to their parents. Having firmly resolved his course of action, he saw no reason for continued secrecy. The sooner the marriage arrangements proceeded, the better for everyone involved.

Whether his parents approved or objected no longer concerned him. In fact, the prospect of Leon and Lucille confronting him about the situation almost brought a sense of relief. At least it would spare him the trouble of initiating the conversation himself.

Dolores made a beeline for her parents’ residence.

When Leon and Lucille observed her arrival, their expressions immediately soured.noveldrama

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Leon, particularly displeased, set his cup down with a resounding thud. “Didn’t I explicitly instruct you to remain at home and avoid going out? Are you deliberately trying to piss us off?”

Dolores, her rage surpassing even her father’s, retorted sharply, “You’re upset about my leaving home? Wait until you hear what Lowell has done—you’ll be absolutely livid!”

Leon’s brow furrowed deeply. “He has consistently proven more dependable than you. What could he possibly have done?”

Lucille interjected, “Whatever trouble he’s caused surely pales in comparison to yours.”

Dolores rolled her eyes dramatically. “He’s impregnated a woman.”

Leon and Lucille exchanged glances, their expressions surprisingly composed. Lucille responded with surprising composure, “So, he has finally entered a…”

“This must be his first, isn’t it? No wonder he became carried away and conceived a child with her.”

Dolores threw up her hands in frustration. “That completely misses the point! The woman carrying his child is my sworn enemy! She’ll never show me any mercy!”

Lucille dismissed her concerns with a casual wave. “Whatever conflicts existed between you two previously will naturally resolve once you become family.”

Dolores clutched her head, her frustration mounting visibly. “She harbors a profound hatred for me! Forgiveness is impossible! And Lowell stubbornly refuses to convince her to terminate the pregnancy—he’s determined to marry her!”

Leon’s expression remained remarkably neutral. “From which family does this girlfriend of his come? If he holds such strong affection for her, we should endeavor to facilitate their relationship.”

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