All Chapters of The Disabled CEO's Swapped Bride: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The morning air carried a faint chill as Sarah and Alexander stepped out of their suite, freshly dressed for the day.Sarah’s outfit was a delicate blend of sophistication and comfort, while Alexander exuded effortless elegance in his tailored attire, sliding into his wheelchair with practiced ease.“We deserve a feast after last night,” Sarah said, her smile radiant as she smoothed out the creases in her dress.“You mean after you drained me,” Alexander quipped, a teasing smirk tugging at his lips.Sarah gasped in mock offense, swatting his arm lightly. “Don’t act like you didn’t enjoy every moment.”Alexander chuckled, his deep voice rumbling as they made their way to the hotel’s restaurant.As they entered, the scent of freshly brewed coffee and pastries wafting through the air. But as they approached their table, a peculiar silence fell around them.Heads turned, whispers erupted, and eyes lingered a little too long.The once welcoming ambiance of the restaurant now felt charged w

The sleek black limousine coasted onto the private tarmac where Alexander Blake’s private jet waited, gleaming in the midday sunlight.The jet stood as a symbol of power and wealth, its polished fuselage reflecting a perfect image of the sky.The chauffeur stepped out first, quickly opening the door for Alexander and Sarah.Alexander slid into his wheelchair with the fluid grace of a man who had long mastered the act, his movements as seamless as if the chair were an extension of his body.Sarah followed, her every step poised yet tired, her delicate fingers adjusting her bag on her shoulder.“Back to home soil,” Alexander murmured, glancing over his shoulder at Sarah as she stepped up beside him. “Ready to leave the Paris buzz behind?”“Absolutely,” she replied, her voice heavy with exhaustion. Then, with a faint smile, she added, “Though I can’t say I’ll miss the whispers and stares.”Alexander chuckled, his smirk hinting at confidence. “We don’t have to miss them. Something tells m

Moments later, the door swung open, and Gerald strolled in, his presence commanding as always.Dressed impeccably in a tailored charcoal suit, Gerald’s graying hair and piercing blue eyes made him every bit the imposing figure he liked to portray.“Alexander,” Gerald greeted, his tone amiable but his smile sharp. “How are you holding up?”“What do you want, Gerald?” Alexander cut straight to the point, his voice cool. He wasn’t in the mood for pleasantries, not when his mind was preoccupied with Sarah.Gerald’s smile faltered for a brief second before he took a seat across from Alexander’s desk. “Straight to business, I see. Fine. Let’s talk about this contract you’re so stubbornly refusing to approve. You’re holding up progress, Alexander. It’s unlike you.”Alexander leaned back in his chair, his expression unreadable. “Progress?” he echoed. “Is that what you call giving away control to a group of opportunists? The changes you proposed are reckless. They put the company at risk.”Ger

Alexander sank back into his chair, his mind swirling with emotions.Part of him wanted to rush to the mountains and bring her home, but another part held him back.What if she didn’t want to be found right now?What if this was her way of seeking space?Still, the thought of her out there alone, hurt, possibly overwhelmed, gnawed at him. He couldn’t leave her like this.Determined, Alexander grabbed his coat and made his way to the elevator in his wheelchair with practiced ease.He had a driver bring the car around, but this wasn’t a trip he planned to make with fanfare.As the car drove onto the high way, Alexander found himself deep in thought. Though urgency burned in his chest, he knew this wasn’t just any visit.The Millers weren’t just the family who had raised Sarah, they were also, in a way, his in laws.He drummed his fingers against his thigh, considering.He couldn’t show up empty handed. Not only would that be disrespectful, but it would also send the wrong message.This

For a moment, they simply stood there, holding each other’s gaze.The warmth in his eyes made her heart ache, and she felt some of the heaviness in her chest begin to lift.“I just… I needed to come back here,” she said quietly. “The Millers have always been my safe haven. They loved me for me, even when I wasn’t really theirs. And tonight, I needed that.”“I understand,” Alexander replied. “And for what it’s worth, I’m glad you have them. But you should know that you’re not alone, Sarah. No matter how hard things get, I’m here. Always.”Her lips curved into a faint smile, and she leaned into him, resting her head against his chest.The steady rhythm of his heartbeat was a soothing balm to her frayed nerves.“I know,” she murmured. “And I’m grateful. Truly.”They continued their walk but this time, back to the Miller house.Alexander walked beside her, his hand lightly brushing hers. The conversation had dwindled to a comfortable silence, punctuated only by the soft crunch of gravel u