Married to the disabled billionaire

At the wedding, Elyse Lloyd was in a panic as she grabbed Theo Wa

off a building. You are aware of her depression, aren't you? I have

e officiant had posed the question to Theo about his willingness to marry Elyse. Instead of

back before. She's caused you so much pain-

e and Kaelyn. No matter her wrongs or the pain she caused,

eartless. Let's reschedule the wedding." Without a glance at her pale face, he st

on the floor. She trembled, tears r

garding her dignity, had chosen another woma

tress but seemed indifferent to how lost and

me mocking, some pitying, and others even

e scolded her sharply, "You can't even keep a man. How useless!" After ber

rassing, Elyse. Your groom ran off, and now you're a laughingstock. I'm embarrass

ompletely alone. Initially, Theo's parents felt guilty, but upon

support her. It seems this

od partner, why would

What else would make a

from the surrounding gues

here were n

sitting alone in a wheelchair. The officiant,

ing staff member and inquired, "That man

"She didn't show up. I heard it was because s

waiting here

f member

d they were a fair distance apart. She couldn't see his e

unfortunate s

tion, a determined look

trayed her. Why should she remain loyal to him? S

her fell silent. All eyes instinctively focused on her as she lifted the

wedding dress approaching left t

dress, the man in the whee

se in her eyes. She then extended her hand and said, "Hello, I heard you

s proposition. His sharp features softened slightly with curi

s voice calm and measured, but

ring. "Yes. I have nothing left to lose

l right with you, we can get marri

in shock, prompting several to ca

may not be able to provide the future you envision," the man replied op

nd," Elyse responde

" he introdu

her hand and shared his concern, "I fear

d once been solely focused on marrying Theo, who never truly rec

and began the ceremony. "Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today t

nexpected proposal, quieted down, t

r lawfully wedded husband, to have and to hold, in sickness and