Healing my disabled husband
Chapter 842 She Is The Poor Girl Who Is Bullied

Chapter 842 She Is The Poor Girl Who Is Bullied

Upon hearing this, Beata glared at Chace with a pout and said, "How can you blame me? I'm not easily startled."

Chace chuckled. "Alright, Princess Knight. Whatever you say. One word: spoiled."

Beata pouted again and retorted, "Besides, I know about your driving skills. You have fast and furious down pat but still got scared by me? Don't lie to me, Chace." Chace laughed it off. "Okay okay. Whatever you say."

Finally, Beata's gaze landed on the characters of the marriage registry.

She couldn't wait for the car to stop before jumping out.

Thankfully, Chace had locked the doors or she would've bolted out like a wild monkey.

Beata knew that Chace was doing it on purpose and glared at him as she said, "You're trying to kill me with worry!"

"I'm just looking out for your safety," replied Chace as he unlocked the car door. "Alright then, get off now."

Before he could even finish his sentence, Beata had already opened the door and rushed out.

She looked like a flying squirrel in motion.

With no other choice left, Chase grabbed his bag containing the document and white shirt, and quickly walked towards the destination. Today wasn't any special day, and it was getting late too. The people who needed to register probably already did so long ago.

As soon as Beata entered, she saw River and Averi waiting there for them.

Finally, she felt relieved. Thank goodness, her ship wasn't a tragedy.

However, the next second Beata charged over to them with an angry look on her face. She stood with her hands on her hips and glared at them both. Her posture startled all of the staff present. Beata angrily demanded, "When did you two get together?"

The staff had been secretly discussing how good-looking this couple was and how beautiful their wedding photos would be. But now that this young girl had suddenly charged over to them like this, they couldn't help but assume that she was trying to steal someone's fiancé.

Especially considering how pitiful she looked after being hurt by some scumbag or scum woman.

But just looking at her back made it clear that she was too young for any of this drama. Even her voice sounded childish.

Although no one said anything out loud, everyone's nerves were on edge. This was a serious place after all. While conflicts did arise due to disagreements from time to time, most cases involved divorce rather than taking someone for marriage by force.

Of course there were still those who tried to steal someone else's partner from time to time - such was life - but everyone knew they needed to be careful about it, because if things got out of hand, it could get ugly quickly.

However, soon enough, things took a different turn altogether.

River looked up at Beata and saw that she had nothing in her hands, not even a phone. He smirked and said, "You really love to join in on the fun."

Beata snorted and said, "Don't change the subject. Come clean, when did you two get together?"

"I'll tell you later. Where's the stuff?" River asked.

Beata shrugged and said, "It's not with me."

Just then, Chace walked in carrying a bag.

Beata pointed at Chace and said, "Chace has it."

River shook his head and stood up. He patted Beata on the head as he walked by her and said, "Being proactive is useless if all you do is delay things. If we miss our chance to pick up the license because of you later on when they close for the day, it'll be your fault."

Beata sighed inwardly. This was really her own brother bullying her like this?

But at least River going to change gave Beata an opportunity to sit down next to Averi.

She sat down next to Averi with eyes glued onto Averi's face as if they were attached there permanently.

Averi couldn't help but laugh awkwardly as she raised her hand towards Beata's head, trying to push her away.

But just as soon as she pushed Beata away from herself slightly, Beate quickly moved back closer again.

Averi sighed helplessly before saying, "I give up! I give up! Ask me anything you want."

Beata giggled a little, feeling a bit proud of herself. She knew that her methods were the most effective.

"Hey, sis-in-law," Beata asked, "how did my brother manage to win you over?"

Despite growing up with her dear brother from birth, she didn't really know him all that well. She couldn't imagine what kind of person River would be when pursuing someone.

Especially since both of them had been denying their relationship to her for so long. And now they were getting married? How ironic.

Thinking back on the days when she was fooled by them, Beata wanted nothing more than to give this pair of acting couple a piece of her mind, "You can deceive people all you want, but eventually you'll have to pay for it."

But right now the most important thing was figuring out how exactly her brother and sister-in-law managed to get married.

Beata leaned in close to Averi and put on an intentionally fierce expression, "Sis-in-law, you better tell me everything or else I'll have plenty of ways to make you talk."

She even raised her small fist as if there was some real threat behind it.

Averi replied with an "uh-huh," then paused for a moment. This situation really wasn't something that could be explained in just one or two sentences.

Looking at Beata directly in the eyes, she asked, "Would you dare act tough like this towards your brother?"

Without hesitation, Beata nodded and said, "What wouldn't I dare do? I'm not afraid."

Upon hearing Beata's words, Averi chuckled and said, "Well then, go ask your brother." Beata was speechless and shocked at the same time.

Wait a minute, what was going on?

Why did the tone suddenly change like this?

This development didn't seem right.

Averi even made a cheering gesture towards Beata, which almost drove her crazy.

She stared at Averi for a long time and angrily said, "Averi, you've learned bad habits. You haven't even married my brother yet and you're already so mean. Do you not feel guilty at all?" Averi shrugged her shoulders, indicating that not only did she not feel guilty but she was also very comfortable with it.

Beata was about to explode with anger.

This was just too much bullying!

She had naively thought that she and her dear sister-in-law were on the same team, and they were supposed to join forces against her oppressive brother.

But now it seemed like that wasn't the case at all.

Beata felt like she deserved a good smack. She had written so many novels, and yet every single one of her male protagonists was all completely different people when they were with their wives.

It was always the male and female leads showing off their love and bullying others. How could there be a female lead who bullied her own husband with others?

Beata felt so frustrated that she wanted to die.

How stupid was she to think that having a sister-in-law meant having someone to rely on? Now, reality had hit her hard.

She was just the poor little victim being bullied by everyone else.