The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 903

The Thompsons were taken aback as Christopher exited Wyatt’s vehicle.

Bella furrowed her brows.

Wyatt was a conceited and proud man.

No one around the age of his children, except his own kids, earned a spot on Wyatt’s ride. Even Justin, a well-known and influential figure in Savrow, was deemed unworthy of sitting alongside Wyatt, according to Wyatt himself.

Yet now, Christopher was able to get close to Wyatt. The Thompsons would be lying to say they were not shocked.

If Bella remembered correctly, Wyatt was indifferent to Christopher before. His attitude took a huge turn in just a few days.

“You look a lot better, Bella. That’s good news.”

Christopher smiled tenderly and approached Bella with a vibrant bouquet of pink flowers. He presented the flower to her.” Congratulations on your discharge from the hospital, Bella.”

Bella stared at the blooming Damascus roses, her lashes fluttering.

“Thank you, Chris.” She took the bouquet.

“They are your favorites. I went to the flower field this morning and picked them myself.” Christopher’s eyes glistened earnestly.

The Thompsons exchanged glances as the air filled with

awkwardness.

replied

deep into her eyes, barely hiding his

for words, Bella pressed her lips together.

were more passionate than the vibrant roses she

held.

between Bella and Christopher, his dry throat scratchy and

felt

close to Christopher. They stood alongside each other, like father and son.

Wyatt a warm smile, blending in perfectly

family.

patted his shoulder with a grin and said something. It was

Justin punched the tree

accept Wyatt welcoming Christopher

do anything about it. The Thompsons

not take his unwarranted advice, and he

upsetting Bella again.

That was the last

do to her.

better than that, Mr. Salvador. All you can do is

critique came from

and met Drew’s taunting gaze.

Salvador? You look weak and spineless to me.” Since Drew despised Justin anyway, he did not hold back on

was rather protective of his family, and it did not matter