Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband

Chapter 1760:

Lucille nodded solemnly, her expression reflecting serious consideration.

Dolores exhaled sharply, exasperation evident in every movement. “She’s merely a woman with no significant family connections or social standing.”

Leon’s countenance darkened immediately. “That’s entirely unacceptable. I cannot permit this union. Both of my children must establish connections with influential families!”noveldrama

Lucille couldn’t resist interjecting. “You understand our son’s stubborn nature. Opposition will only strengthen his resolve.”

Leon slammed his palm against the table, his patience evaporating. “This situation is preposterous! I am his father—he has no alternative but to comply with my wishes!”

He rose abruptly from his seat. “Take me to him immediately. I shall address this matter personally!”

Observing her parents’ mounting anger, Dolores finally experienced a sense of vindication. There existed no possibility that Lowell would successfully pursue his intended course.

Tracy represented everything she despised, and the prospect of her brother marrying such a woman was utterly intolerable. His actions suggested a complete disregard for her—his own sister!

Dolores returned to the company with Leon and Lucille, only to be met with unexpected news—Lowell was gone. He had left for home.

Without hesitation, they rushed to his house, determined to confront him.

The moment the door swung open, Leon didn’t bother with pleasantries. His voice came sharp and commanding. “Lowell, it’s office hours. Why aren’t you at work? What exactly are you doing here?”

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Unbothered, Lowell took a slow sip of his coffee before replying, “I needed a break after cleaning up the mess my sister left behind, so I came home for a few hours. Or is that a crime now?”

Leon’s jaw tightened. His gaze flicked to Dolores, the ever-present thorn in his side.

Sensing the shift, Dolores chimed in, “Dad, he’s just trying to dodge the real issue!”

Lowell exhaled, setting his cup down with a quiet clink. “I know why you’re here,” he said evenly. “I chose an ordinary girl to be my partner—so what? I’ve handled Ruiz Group’s affairs just fine. Even when my sister’s mistakes threatened the company, I stepped up and turned things around.”

Leon folded his arms, unimpressed. “So what you’re saying is, you don’t need a marriage alliance because you’re capable enough to safeguard the Ruiz Group on your own?”

Lowell met his father’s gaze without flinching. “The whole point of a marriage alliance is to safeguard against risks. But what if I never let the Ruiz Group face those risks in the first place?”

Leon let out a sharp scoff. “Ridiculous. Trouble always comes. And when it does, who’s going to stand by you then?”

Lowell leaned back slightly, unshaken. “And if that time comes, can you guarantee that the family behind my future wife won’t betray me instead of helping? That they won’t try to swallow the Ruiz Group whole?”

Leon faltered. He had no answer. He knew all too well that powerful alliances were just as capable of treachery as they were of loyalty.

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