The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

"So what?!" Carrie looked at Ryan in total shock. Her eyes were wide and growing even redder, like they were about to burst.

Ryan was at a loss for words, and his hands froze helplessly in mid-air. He panicked and stammered. "Carrie... I made a mistake. That's not what I meant... I.....”

He forgot that no matter how awful Shannon's actions were, she was still Carrie's mother.

Ryan had always been cold and ruthless. Even Yasmin, who had been through so much with him, was sometimes scared of how cold he could be. He believed he could unapologetically give up things that others held dear. If he could do it, surely others could do it too, even if it meant enduring great pain.

Suddenly, Carrie screamed as if she didn't recognize him anymore. Taking advantage of his distraction, she violently pushed him away and ran toward the door without looking back.

"Carrie!" Ryan was completely shocked, feeling his blood run cold in response.

"Carrie!"

Thankfully, Bella and Justin showed up just in time to stop Carrie, who had become uncontrollable.

please calm down?" Justin said as he held his sister close, feeling an intense pain in

face and faint signs of convulsions, Bella made a quick decision and spoke in a

was about to get it, but Ryan urgently intervened.

We can't give

How could he bring himself to inject her with needles? After the first time it was used, Ryan never let them do it to her

and beautiful girl turned into a motionless and frail figure in his arms after

to go through that

the injection! I can calm her down!" Ryan's eyes were teary, but he stood

had also been part of the Salvador family for three years and was

"Are you the one with a medical degree, or am I? Carrie may be someone you care about, but she's also my sister! Trust

held her arms to prevent her from moving. It seemed as if two medical personnel were holding down a mentally ill patient who was out

brows as she skillfully inserted the needle into Carrie's fair and delicate skin, slowly injecting the medication into

the most, now seemed like a helpless bystander, watching from the sidelines, unable