Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband

Chapter 1754:

Tracy sighed, her frustration mounting as she realized that he was as stubborn as Shaun. She explained with surprising patience, “In the early stages of pregnancy, there are all kinds of symptoms. Just because I’m not feeling well doesn’t mean I’m sick. It could be a normal pregnancy reaction, or it could just be mental stress. It’s nothing serious.”

Lowell finally understood, his expression softening. He rubbed the back of his neck awkwardly and asked, “So, what did the doctor say?”

“It’s just a mental reaction, nothing serious,” Tracy waved the test results dismissively in her hand before tossing them to him. Then, her gaze sharpened. “So, who told you I was at the hospital?”

“It was…” Lowell trailed off as the realization hit him. He turned sharply and spotted Dolores standing nearby, her face frozen in shock.

His frown deepened, his eyes locking onto Dolores. “How much did you hear?” he asked, his tone laced with displeasure.

Dolores fixed her gaze on Tracy for a prolonged moment before slowly turning her attention to Lowell. Her voice trembled with disbelief as she asked, “Tracy is pregnant? And the child is yours?”noveldrama

Lowell remained silent, caught off guard by the situation, having momentarily forgotten to deal with Dolores first.

Dolores persisted, her voice escalating in frustration. “The girlfriend you mentioned earlier—was it Tracy? How could you possibly be involved with her? Are you out of your mind?”

Lowell’s expression hardened, his annoyance evident. “I’m not out of my mind. This is none of your concern. I can manage it on my own.”

Dolores’s tone became increasingly sharp. “Manage it on your own? How exactly? Do you plan to allow her to keep this child? Have you forgotten who she is? Considering the history between the three of us, do you honestly believe she will cooperate and carry this child to term?”

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Tracy raised an eyebrow at Dolores’s remarks. “Well, it seems you’re not utterly clueless; you have some capacity for thought.”

Dolores glared at her, her anger flaring. “Don’t delude yourself into thinking you’ve won. Just because you’re carrying his child doesn’t mean you’re entitled to a life of luxury as a wealthy wife. I will never allow you to marry him.”

Tracy dramatically threw herself into Lowell’s arms, her voice laced with feigned sweetness. “Lowell! Your sister is so terrifying. She’s scaring me and stressing the baby out. Please, hold us close!”

The familiar, mocking tone triggered a wave of nostalgia and familiarity in Lowell. Without hesitation, he embraced her, one hand resting gently on her shoulder and the other covering her abdomen protectively. His voice softened as he reassured her, “Don’t worry. I won’t let her harm you or our baby. I will protect both of you.”

Tracy let out a soft whimper. “But I’m still so frightened. Do you think she will hold a grudge against me forever just because I’m carrying your child?”

Dolores, seeing through Tracy’s act, seethed with fury. “Are you out of your mind? What nonsense are you filling my brother’s head with?”

Tracy feigned innocence, blinking her eyes and turning to Lowell. “Well, at least I have someone who cares for me, unlike your sister. Do you think she’ll resent me for that?”

Dolores’s face flushed with indignation as Tracy struck a nerve. With a furious stride, she advanced on Tracy, her voice trembling with rage. “What makes you think no one cares about me? How dare you insult me?”

Lowell stepped between them, his patience wearing thin. “Stop directing your aggression at Tracy. Besides, she’s not entirely wrong. No man has ever wanted to be with you, has he?”

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