Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence by Ken Slaner

Ariana took a step back, wary of the explosive emotions of the father and son.

Despite Darian’s rage, Theodore remained unperturbed. He appeared to be accustomed to the violent outbursts of his father, casually picking up a glass of water and taking a leisurely sip, unfazed by the intense situation.

Darian took a deep breath, his body radiating anger as he realized there was no use in continuing the conversation. “It’s too soon to be discussing a divorce,” he said, his words dripping with authority. “Ariana just underwent the artificial insemination surgery. We would only find out if it was successful in a month. If you are still adamant about getting a divorce, then we can discuss it.”

He emphasized the last sentence and leveled a sharp look at Theodore, daring him to object.

Theodore, however, sneered and remained silent. Even weakened by his illness, he exuded an aura of power that belied his physical state.

“Think about it,” Darian spat out, the frustration clear in his voice, before turning and storming off in a huff.

Ariana stood there, unsure of what to do to break the tension between her and Theodore.

and Ariana might have been carrying his child. It would be easier for everyone if they could get along

thought about how much he must be suffering

the first step to mend their relationship. If she could show him kindness and care,

Ariana stepped closer to Theodore’s bedside and

to start a conversation. His gaze was cold and unyielding, but she had to try. “Mr. Anderson, my name is Ariana, and

his icy stare bore into her. She knew she was telling the truth, but he didn’t seem

seized hers in a tight grip. Ariana gasped in surprise and stumbled,

warm and his

right herself, Theodore put his other hand

Ariana realized just how dangerous

coward, someone who isn’t afraid of me. Do you have a guilty conscience? Is that why you’re so nervous around me?” Theodore’s breath was hot on Ariana’s neck as he leaned in to whisper these cutting words,