Healing my disabled husband
Chapter 841 We'Ll Have A Car Accident In A Moment

Chapter 841 We'll Have a Car Accident In a Moment

Beata was typing in her room when she heard some noise outside. She stood up from her computer and walked to the door, curious about what was happening.

"Chace, what are you doing here?" Beata asked as she saw Chace House coming upstairs. Chace had been with River since he was very young and was one of River's most trusted people. However, Chace rarely came upstairs because Beata also lived on this floor besides River.

Chace looked over at the sound of Beata's voice and smiled at her. "Mr. Knight asked me to come up here to get something," he said.

"What is it?" Beata asked innocently.

Chace didn't have anything to hide from Beata and answered directly, "A permit of residence and a white shirt."

Beata nodded without thinking much of it. With so many industries under her brother's name, there were plenty of places where a permit of residence might be needed.

But just as she was about to go back into her room, something felt off. She furrowed her brows in confusion before turning around again and calling out for Chace who was about to enter the room. "Chase, did my brother ask you specifically where these items are going?" Beata leaned closer towards him with a serious expression on her face.

Chase nodded his head in agreement before asking curiously, "Is there any problem? What's wrong?"

"There is! There is a big problem!" It suddenly dawned on Beate that something wasn't right here as she stared intently at Chase. "Did my brother tell you where these things should be delivered or not?" "I'll take a look." Chace said, taking out his phone.

He had just received a call from River, who said he would send the address over in a bit. Chace hadn't had the chance to look at it yet.

Now that he took out his phone and looked at it, Chace was stunned.

Beata saw him freeze and furrowed her brows even more.

"What's wrong?" Beata couldn't wait and leaned over to take Chace's phone, reading the words on it carefully.

"Ha... cough cough... cough cough..." Beata almost choked on her own saliva.

What did she see?

The address her brother sent was for the marriage registry!

Marriage! Registry!

For a moment, Beata couldn't understand if there was something wrong with her eyes or if there was something wrong with her brother's brain.

She looked at Chace and asked, "Chace, what you saw is the same as what I saw, right?"

Beata started to doubt whether she wrote too much recently and had some kind of hallucination. Was it because she wrote about male and female protagonists getting their marriage certificate so passionately that now she imagined her brother being involved?

Just as Beata was trying to convince herself of this reasoning, she heard Chace say, "You didn't read it wrong. It really is for the marriage registry."

Chace was completely dumbfounded and couldn't understand what was going on.

Suddenly, both Beata and Chace didn't what to say.

The two looked at each other and finally came to an agreement: replace the thing first, then figure it out.

Beata rushed into the closet and picked out what she thought was the coolest white shirt for River.

Then, without even paying attention to Chace, she shouted at him, "Chace, wait for me in the car. I'm going to change my clothes."

After speaking, Beata rushed out of River's room.

For such an important thing, of course she had to see it with her own eyes.

Otherwise, how could it be?

Chace agreed and took the document from the safe before heading downstairs to start the car.

Beata didn't even bother washing her face or hair. She just threw on a T-shirt and shorts. Luckily, she still felt that the registry was a serious place with a sense of dignity. So instead of wearing flip-flops directly over there like some people might do, Beata changed into canvas shoes instead.

Of course, sticking to her principle of never leaving home with unwashed hair, Beata found a hat to cover up her not-so-greasy bangs.

In less than five minutes from start to finish, Beata dashed down stairs.

Chase couldn't help but laugh at her antics.

Back when he used to take her school, this girl would drag so much that River would get angry before she finally left her room.

After getting in the car, Beata looked at Chace with a smile and said, "Chace, let's go as fast as we can without breaking any laws."

Chace couldn't help but be amused by her and praised her, "You're such a law-abiding citizen, Beata."

In reality, Beata didn't think too much about it. She just wanted to get to the scene of the gossip as quickly as possible without wasting any time arguing if they got pulled over for speeding. She absolutely could not miss being the first one there.

Of course, there was no need to explain this to Chace. Since he saw her as a beautiful and innocent girl, she needed to maintain that image.

It seemed like either God heard Beata's wish or she was just lucky because they hit every green light and had no traffic whatsoever.

Beata counted down on the stopwatch on the traffic lights and laughed until she almost cried. This was what it meant to have divine intervention!

But then she started getting scared again. She had been so excited before that she forgot who exactly that woman who got married with her brother was.

What if it wasn't Averi? What would happen then?

Would their ship sink before it even set sail?

"Please don't do this!"

But, if that woman was Averi, then...

When did they get together?

They both had no conscience!

The more Beata thought about it, the angrier she became. She was on the verge of jumping out of the car just to release her emotions.

Chace watched as Beata went from being excited to losing control and said with a mix of amusement and confusion, "Calm down. We don't even know what's going on yet."

"How much longer until we get there?" Beata couldn't even listen to Chace anymore. She needed an answer now and couldn't wait any longer.

Chace replied, "About ten minutes left. There's no traffic right now so we'll be there soon."

Beata was in disappointment. What did he mean by soon? How was that fast enough?

Beata swore that these were the longest ten minutes of her life. She had been fidgeting the entire time, wondering why her annoying older brother had to run off so far away. Suddenly, she remembered something and grinned mischievously.

Chace's hand on the steering wheel shook as he glanced at Beata through the rearview mirror. "Can you calm down a bit? You're freaking me out. We'll get into an accident if you keep this up," he said in exasperation.

Beata rolled her eyes and replied, "Relax, dude. I'm just excited to see what my idiot brother is up to."