The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

After what happened, there was no way Bethany could stay in Savrow any longer.

Despite that, Justin still seemed very upset.

After leaving Tideview Manor, he called Ryan, but there was no answer.

They had been friends for nearly two decades, but he could only count a handful of times when this had happened. It was a cause for concern.

That night, Bella brought a pack of little panda biscuits that Ralph bought and shared them with Carrie.

The room was filled with warm hues of light as Bella presented the snacks to Carrie. She spoke with a gentle voice, "Come on, Carrie. Try some. I got it this morning. I was so close to eating it, but I held back because I wanted to share them with you."

Carrie's slender figure was resting against the head of the bed. Her skin was fair and smooth like silk, but she looked frail and paler than usual, which was very concerning. She prompted, “Annie, go ahead and eat it if you want to. You don't have to wait for me."

Bella blinked in confusion. "That won't do. They were bought specifically for you!"

it for

slightly taken aback by the question. Meanwhile, the perceptive Carrie asked

bought it for you." Bella saw no reason to hide it

"Did he come by?"

didn't you tell him to come inside and sit for a bit after he made the trip here?" "He's

me?" There

nod. An unexpected sour

appetite at all. Carrie hardly had anything for dinner, so

She gulped it down in a few bites. Despite her red-rimmed

on and

clenched on a piece of little panda biscuit so hard that its face

be mindful of other people's emotions. She did not want her relatives to worry about her