All Chapters of A Wife's Cry : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

David Nashville descends the grand staircase, his son Terry trailing dutifully at his side. There is an air of formality in his demeanor as he prepares to engage in a conversation with Henry, Nora's father. Their purpose is far from a traditional proposal, for their differences in social standing and standards make it clear that this union is born out of necessity rather than genuine affection. David's motivations are driven by a desperate need to protect his reputation and the Nashville family name. The looming specter of an abduction scandal hangs over him, threatening to unravel the carefully constructed facade of respectability he has cultivated. Aware that the truth may eventually come to light, he seeks to address the matter discreetly within the confines of the mansion's walls.While he may not hold any genuine admiration for Nora, David begrudgingly accepts the proposal as a practical compromise. The future of the Nashville family and its social standing take precedence over p

“Are you sure, Mr Nashville? This is going to be a major risk since her body is weak.” the doctor manages to express, reminding the wealthy man of the potential consequences that the young maid will face. The doctor's words aim to bring attention to the physical vulnerability of the young maid and the potential dangers associated with the procedure they are discussing. However, the rich man shows little concern for her well-being, prioritizing his own self-preservation and the reputation of his family.Not wanting to be burdened by the circumstances and the impact it could have on his family's name, he prioritizes the protection of his own reputation. He views the young maid's pregnancy as a threat to his image and is determined to rid himself of this problem before his children become aware of it. His sole focus is on protecting his name, disregarding the consequences that the young maid may face as a result."Yes, I am very sure. Please, do as I say," the wealthy man, David Nashvil

Terry Nashville, realising the discomfort his presence causes Nora, gently guides her to sit on the bed. Concern etched on his face, he understands that his strong scent may be triggering an allergic reaction or discomfort for her. Wanting to rectify the situation, he suggests going back to his room to change his attire and fragrance. "Come on, Jay," Terry addresses his younger brother, his voice laced with a mix of urgency and concern. "Let her rest now."Jay, still grappling with his emotions, reluctantly follows Terry's lead, casting a final glance at Nora before exiting the room with his brother. Nora, left alone in the room, releases a sigh of relief, feeling a temporary respite from the tension that had engulfed the space. Taking a moment to collect herself, Nora gingerly sits back on the bed, her focus shifting towards enduring the unexplained pain that continues to afflict her. She battles the discomfort, her mind racing with questions and a longing for answers.Alone in the r

As Nora's anger flares up, she seizes the opportunity and swiftly grabs the tail of her dress, making her way back to the trial room. Once inside, she requests the assistance of the female staff to help her remove the dress. Overwhelmed by her frustration, Nora doesn't hold back, venting her feelings about Melissa's clinginess towards Terry. "Why do girls become clingy with someone else's fiancé?" Nora exclaims, her voice filled with exasperation. She takes a deep breath, turning around to let the female staff unzip the back of her dress as she continues her tirade. "Don't they have other men to get clingy to? Why my fiancé? She didn't even say hi to me."The female staff member listens attentively, providing a sympathetic ear as Nora expresses her concerns. Nora's words spill out in a flurry of frustration and confusion, reflecting her unease with Melissa's behavior and the lack of acknowledgement she received. The staff member offers a supportive presence, understanding Nora's need

As the sound of approaching footsteps reaches Karen's ears, she quickly realizes the need to restrain herself, swallowing back the words she had prepared to insult Nora with. Terry Nashville's presence commands her attention, and she instinctively adjusts her demeanor.Terry enters the room, his eyes scanning the surroundings before fixing his gaze upon Nora, his future wife. A gentle touch follows as he takes her hand, his thumb brushing against her smooth skin. The intimate gesture sends a shiver down Nora's spine, captivating her attention.Addressing Karen, Terry's authoritative voice cuts through the room, "Karen, you may go now." Karen, obediently acknowledging his command, nods and obediently exits, closing the door behind her. The absence of Karen leaves an air of privacy and intimacy between Terry and Nora.With Karen gone, Terry turns his attention fully to Nora. Parting his lips, he asks her about her thoughts on the room, seeking her opinion. “What do you think about the r