Chapter 505

Trystan raised an eyebrow, signaling Jean to continue. "Marriage is fundamentally a partnership that requires both people to work together to make it thrive. Mr. Lawson, even if you marry that woman out of a sense of gratitude, you won't be able to give her what she truly deserves—love, care, and the essentials of a meaningful relationship. "She might agree to marry you, hoping it will ease her feelings in the short term, but if your heart isn't in it, it simply won't work. In the end, it will only lead to regret and disappointment," Jean said. Trystan furrowed his brow and fell silent, lost in thought. "By the way, about the price she paid that can never be undone—was it a physical injury?" Jean asked cautiously. Trystan nodded. "Even with all your wealth and connections, it couldn't be healed?" He remained silent. From the moment he decided to marry Megan, he had accepted that she couldn't have children and never once considered seeking a cure. It hadn't mattered to him as he