All Chapters of Married To The Disabled CEO : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Ethan’s return as CEO sent ripples throughout the business world. The media heralded his comeback as the triumph of resilience over adversity, while his competitors scrambled to reassess their strategies. Yet, amidst the chaos of his professional resurgence, Ethan found himself confronting challenges that went far beyond the confines of the boardroom.At home, his rehabilitation was intensifying. Emma, as always, remained by his side, pushing him to his limits and cheering him on when he faltered. Her unwavering belief in his potential was both his greatest source of strength and the reason he pushed himself harder than ever before.---“Five more reps,” Emma said, crouched beside Ethan as he strained against the resistance bands.Sweat dripped down his face, and his jaw clenched. “You said that five reps ago,” he growled, though his tone held more determination than frustration.Emma smirked. “And I’ll say it five more reps if I have to. Come on, Ethan, you’ve got this.”With a guttu

Ethan’s progress in his recovery was a testament to his resilience, but the path was far from smooth. Every victory was accompanied by setbacks, and the pressure of managing both his health and the company weighed heavily on him. Emma, ever the steady presence in his life, took on the role of caretaker, motivator, and confidante. This morning, however, the mood in the house was unusually tense. Ethan was scheduled for a major company meeting with key investors, and his anxiety was palpable. --- As Emma prepared breakfast in the kitchen, Ethan wheeled himself in, his jaw set in a firm line. “You’re up early,” she remarked, setting a plate of scrambled eggs and toast in front of him. “I couldn’t sleep,” he admitted, his tone clipped. “Today’s meeting is critical. If I can’t convince the investors to back my plan, everything we’ve worked for could crumble.” Emma placed a cup of coffee beside him and sat across the table. “Ethan, you’ve faced tougher challenges. This is just another

Emma woke up to the sound of heavy rain tapping against the windows. The gloomy weather matched her mood as she sat up in bed, rubbing her temples. Ethan was already awake, sitting in his wheelchair by the window, staring out into the storm.“Good morning,” she said softly, standing and walking over to him.Ethan glanced at her, his expression unreadable. “Morning.”His tone was distant, and Emma felt the coldness in the air between them. Ever since their conversation the night before, things had felt strained.“Are you okay?” she asked, kneeling beside his chair and placing a hand on his knee.He hesitated before nodding. “Just thinking about the company. The board is pushing for a vote to permanently remove me as CEO.”Emma’s heart sank. “What? But you’re recovering—you’re still the rightful CEO!”Ethan shook his head, his jaw tightening. “They don’t care about that. All they see is a crippled man who’s no longer useful to them.”Emma reached for his hand, squeezing it firmly. “You’

The atmosphere in the house was thick with determination and tension. Emma and Ethan’s new alliance to take down Carl Blake had injected a sense of purpose into their lives, but the stakes had never been higher. Carl was not the kind of man to go down without a fight, and they both knew it.Emma’s fingers flew over the keyboard as she meticulously compiled evidence against Carl. Ethan watched her from his spot in the living room, his wheelchair parked strategically by the window where he could keep an eye on the driveway.“Any luck?” Ethan asked, his voice cutting through the silence.Emma sighed, brushing a stray lock of hair from her face. “I’m piecing everything together. It’s taking time, but I’m close. These documents alone should be enough to force an investigation.”Ethan rolled closer, resting his elbows on the armrests of his chair as he leaned toward her. “Close isn’t good enough, Emma. Carl’s already sniffing around. If he gets wind of what we’re doing, he’ll bury us before

Ethan sat in his study, poring over a mountain of documents that detailed the precarious state of his company. The once-thriving empire he had built was now teetering on the brink of collapse. His shareholders, emboldened by his temporary absence and weakened position, were aggressively pushing for his removal from the board entirely.Despite the apparent chaos in his professional life, Ethan felt a strange sense of peace when Emma was around. Her presence was a balm to his frayed nerves, her quiet strength anchoring him in ways he hadn’t anticipated. But with every moment of solace, a nagging doubt clawed at the back of his mind.---That evening, as Emma returned from a brief visit to the local pharmacy, she found Ethan waiting for her in the living room. His piercing gaze unsettled her.“You’re back late,” he said, his voice calm but edged with something she couldn’t quite place.Emma smiled, setting down her bag. “I stopped to pick up a few things for your therapy. I thought it mi