Healing my disabled husband

Chapter 847 Beata Is Right

Chapter 847 Beata is Right

"Come over," Averi said.

"Yes! Averi, I love you! Wait for me!" Beata hung up the phone in a hurry, afraid that Averi might change

her mind.

Averi looked at River and asked him if he would be angry with her for inviting Beata over.

"No," River replied.

Relieved by his answer, Averi continued to enjoy the food in front of her. It took almost an hour before

Beata finally arrived.

As soon as she saw River, she snorted angrily and then sat next to Averi in a clingy way. "Averi, you're

still the best. I knew that when you married my brother, my good days would come."

"Okay then," Averi patted Beata's hand and said kindly. "Let's see what you want to eat first."

"I want to try everything that you guys just ate," replied Beata without waiting for Averi's response.

River gave her a cold stare but didn't say anything else. He decided to let it go this time since it was

only one meal after all.

Beata even called Chace over and they both ate happily together like old friends reunited after years

apart.

After they finished eating the delicious food together, Beate rubbed her belly and asked, "River, Averi,

aren't you going up for your wedding night yet?"

When she mentioned the words "wedding night," there was some bitterness in her tone because of

how upset she was earlier about them sneaking off without telling anyone where they were going or

what they were doing.

River had originally planned on taking Averi straight upstairs after dinner but he could sense that there

were certain things bothering his wife which made him reconsider his plans.

She wasn't ready for this yet, and he wouldn't force her. He would give her enough time to slowly adapt

to their relationship and become the person closest to each other. In this way, there was no need to go

back to the hotel anymore. They could go straight home.

When Beata saw that they were going home, she didn't care that she was being a third wheel and just

got into their car.

River drove silently and said to Beata, "Beata, have you thought about how you're treating me and your

sister-in-law now? When you have a boyfriend in the future, we'll treat him the same way."

Beata didn't take any of River's threats seriously at all. She arrogantly replied, "River, I'm still underage.

It's too early for me to have a boyfriend. You're making empty promises. Aren't you afraid of being

embarrassed when it really happens?"

Just think how old River will be and how embarrassing it will be to play such childish tricks.

River thought: This brat is born just to challenge him.

As Beata felt triumphant in winning against River this time around with her words alone, Averi suddenly

spoke up, "No worries! We don't need to do it ourselves. We can let your nieces or nephews do it."

Beata was stunned by Averi's suggestion.

"What?!"

She couldn't believe what she had heard from her dear sister-in-law's mouth – where did all her love as

sisters-in-law go?

Covering her chest with disbelief and sadness written on her face while crying out loud, Beata said,

"Averi! You've changed! You're not my cute little one anymore! How could you help my brother bully

me?! Waaahhh… I want off!"

River added fuel to fire by saying, "You don't even need jump off if you want out. I can stop anytime."

Beata wanted nothing more than cry right then and there...

Averi laughed uncontrollably but noticed an ambiguous look from River towards her.

Looking up at him directly in his eyes which revealed his interest, Averi was made to think about what

she had just said earlier.

Oh no!

Did he misunderstand something? Text © by N0ve/lDrama.Org.

This was so embarrassing!

Averi now wanted nothing more than jump off the car herself...

For the rest of the ride home neither woman spoke another word.

River wasn't a talkative person in the first place, and if the two of them didn't talk, he couldn't talk much

either.

Until the car drove back to Knight's Manor, Beata and Averi didn't care about River's parking, opened

the door and ran into the house.

Beata ran, stopped, looked at Averi, and said, "Averi, why are you following me?"

Averi said, "I'm going back to my room."

Beata nodded, and quickly stopped in her tracks, "You mean, do you want to go back to the previous

room?"

Averi responded, but saw Beata frowned and said, "No, Averi, shouldn't you live in the same room as

my brother?"

Averi didn't know what to say.

It was too late for her to run now, so how could she send herself there?

However, before Averi could speak, River had already walked over and said, "Beata is right."

After speaking, River held Averi's waist and led her upstairs.