Healing my disabled husband novel Chapter 750

Chapter 750 Can't I share a room with you?

Beata originally thought that River wanted the servants at home to deliver things, but she didn't expect that when the door was opened, the person standing at the door was actually River himself.
The door was opened by Beata and Averi together, and with the silver shaded cat held in Beata's arms.
Averi also froze the moment she opened the door.
With a small travel bag in his hand, River just stood at the door.
In this way, inexplicably, Averi had the illusion that River didn't come to deliver things, but came to live in her home.
Averi didn't even know how she had such an outrageous idea.
However, the thought was only fleeting.
Because, when River saw the cat in Beata's arms, he took a step back, with an unbearable dislike on his face.
Averi was speechless about that.
It turned out that he hated cats, so can she think that River didn't like Beata's contact with her too much because she had cats?
Averi really didn't want to think that River disliked her.
Beata was happy at first, but when she opened the door and saw her brother, she was frightened. Not to mention seeing how he disliked the cat in her arms, Beata's mood suddenly turned bad.
Why did her brother dislike cats so much?
Beata handed the cat in her arms to Averi, then reached out and said, "Rive, give me the bag."
River looked at Beata's hand, which had cat fur on it.
He disliked it even more, but it was never easy to dislike her cat in front of Averi.
Passing the travel bag in his hand to Beata, River said, "Call me if you have something to do, and go home when you have enough fun."
Beata nodded and said, "Okay, River. Goodbye, River."
River was speechless.
His sister really thought that he won't settle accounts with her, right?
River looked at Averi and said, "Miss Knight, sorry to trouble you."
Averi smiled and said, "Mr. Knight, you're welcome."
Beata looked at her brother, and finally said, "River, go away. There are many cats in Averi's house, so I won't invite you to come in and sit. You have been at the door like this, and Averi and I have to stay here with you. Very embarrassing."
River was really going to laugh angrily at his sister.
Okay, she disliked him so much.
River said, "Okay, I'm leaving."
"Bye bye, River." Beata said.
After speaking, Beata pulled Averi back a step, and closed the door directly.
River outside the door was dumbfounded.
And it was like he had a headache.
This feeling was really too bad.
Averi looked at Beata dumbfounded, and said, "Don't you worry about your brother being sad when you embarrass him like this?"
Beata said, "He is not sad, but I am sad. I think he must be looking for an opportunity to take me back. I will not give him this opportunity."
Averi said, "Probably not, your brother looks like he doesn't seem like someone who doesn't keep his word."
Now that he had agreed to let Beata stay here, Averi didn't think that River will go back on his word.
Beata looked at Averi with her head tilted, her brows furrowed unconsciously, and she looked at Averi with a serious face, saying, "Averi, are you talking for my brother?"
Averi suddenly didn't know what to say.
The answer to this question was assuredly not easy to answer.
Beata said, "Averi, you don't know my brother. When he embarrasses me, he will forget I am his sister at all."
Although River doted on her very much, she was embarrassed by River often.
She didn't understand why River did this to her.
After he made her upset, it seemed like a fun thing to coax her later.
Beata didn't quite understand what River was thinking.
Averi said, "I really don't know much about it, but I can feel that he loves you very much and cares about you very much, so, I think, no matter what he does, he focuses on your happiness."
Beata thought about it seriously, and it seemed that this was really the case.
Suddenly, she felt that what she had done to her brother just now seemed to be a little too much.
Beata thought for a while and said, "I know. When I get home, I will go and make him happy."
Averi stroked Beata's head and said, "You're a good girl."
Beata hugged Averi's arm and said with a smile, "Averi, you just looked like my sister-in-law."
Coughing lightly, Averi said, "Go and see your room. If there is anything you need, we'll go out and buy it later."
Beata frowned and said delicately to Averi, "Averi, can't I sleep in the same room with you?"