The Divorced Heiress Revenge (Bella Thompson) novel Chapter 807

Chapter 807 

Bethany fell heavily to the ground. Her swollen mouth rendered her speechless, leaving only tears. 

“Stop it! Please, stop!” cried Carrie, her tears flowing uncontrollably, and her sobbing resembling that of a five-year-old. Each teardrop hit Ryan’s shoulder like a hammer, leaving him heartbroken. 

“Okay, okay… I’ll stop hitting Bethany. Darling, please don’t cry. I’ll do as you say, I promise,” Ryan consoled Carrie, gently patting her back. 

Even David, who has been driving for Ryan for over a decade, was left 

dumbfounded. 

This remarkable young girl has not only brought their young master down from his pedestal but has also healed him. 

Since his father’s passing, Ryan has been living in the shadows, growing increasingly cold and ruthless, mocking life and devoid of 

emotions. 

However, Carrie’s arrival has transformed Ryan. She turned him into a person capable of feeling emotions, laughter, and tears. It’s truly a 

remarkable change. 

Carrie gradually calmed her fluctuating emotions, sobbing softly in Ryan’s embrace. 

In her typical lively and innocent demeanor, Carrie often made Ryan 

forget that his cherished wife was not just an ordinary girl. She had 

autism. 

Ryan kept this a secret from Carrie, sending people both domestically and internationally in search of treatments, but to no avail. He received advice that her condition required psychological guidance and enduring patience. The journey was long and agonizing, one that 

few could endure. 

Yet, he was determined to persevere 

Carrie was his partner. Having chosen her, he decided never to 

abandon her and to stand by her side for life. 

“Ryan… Thank you. Thank you for not hitting my sister,” Carrie whispered softly. 

“Bethany hurt you, insulted you, and hit you. Why are you still trying to protect her?” Ryan’s brow furrowed with concern, but his tone 

remained gentle. 

“Because she’s my sister… Mom and Dad really like her. They’re 

always happy to see her. I don’t want to upset them or see them sad because of my sister’s injuries.” Carrie sniffed. 

It was a strange logic, unheard of before. 

To please her parents, Carrie was willing to forgive someone who had 

left her battered and bruised… 

Ryan felt a surge of bitterness in his throat, and his heart felt pierced by a thousand needles. 

“Carrie, you’re such a kind person.” 

‘You’re so incredibly kind that it brings tears to my eyes. Your 

kindness, like a beacon of light, illuminates my dark life. You’re so out