The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 359

Ryan booked a presidential suite at the hotel and instructed his female secretary to swiftly purchase a discreet evening gown for Carrie to change into as soon as possible.

As Carrie entered the room to change, he remained seated on the sofa, crossing his legs and tapping on his knee. If he had opted for a black suit for the evening, he might have resembled a groom patiently awaiting his bride to try on wedding dresses.

Before long, the door opened.

The secretary warmly smiled as Carrie shyly emerged from the room. “Mr. Hoffman, Ms. Salvador is ready.”

Ryan lazily turned his head and observed Carrie approaching him hesitantly, elegantly dressed in a wine-red lace evening gown. Her eyes sparkled with innocence, subtly tinged with a hint of confusion.

He was momentarily taken aback, and his gaze subtly deepened.

In Ryan’s world of extravagance and debauchery, he had encountered a myriad of women, but never before had he beheld eyes so untainted.

Ryan’s gaze appeared to linger for a moment too long, staining her innocent eyes.

did you choose such an old-fashioned color? She’s so young! Shouldn’t she wear something more youthful?” Ryan chastised his secretary, though his gaze was fixed on Carrie’s face. “You’ve been with me

that Ryan was seemingly laid-back but meticulous about the smallest details.

candidly. “Ryan, I really like this color, but red doesn’t suit you at

female secretary behind Carrie looked

expression darkened at that moment. Apart from Bella, no woman

confident in his looks and considered

Justin dared to

Justin’s little sister, I’ll let it slide,” Ryan admitted, feeling uneasy. His voice was slightly stiff.

angry?” Carrie asked,

a bit flustered, Carrie timidly continued, “So, if I were to say that you look like a ball of coal in red, would you scold me or

female secretary could no longer contain herself and covered

ball of coal in the eyes of this girl.

breath. He was so furious

shadow over her. It made her and her teddy bear seem small