The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

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Chapter 412

“At this hour?” Gregory looked at the time and frowned. “He should know that Justin isn’t

home, and it’s almost dinner. Why did he come

at-”

“Oh, Greg. Ryan doesn’t pay us a visit every day. Don’t read too much. into it. Ryan could

be here for Bethany, for all we know.” Shannon

clung to Gregory’s arm.

“Shannon, are you saying that Bethany and Ryan are…” Gregory was

surprised.

“You’ve been too busy with work to pay attention to your daughter.

doubt you know what’s going on with Bethany.”

Shannon poked her husband on the arm and said with a pout,

Bethany has always had a crush on Ryan.”

Gregory was shocked. “So Bethany likes Ryan? I couldn’t tell at all.”

“Girls can be shy. It’s not something she’ll talk about openly.”

Shannon looked abashed for her daughter.

“It’s not something to tread lightly on. Bethany’s marriage is essential

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to our family’s future.”

Gregory turned solemn. “Bethany is my first daughter and the apple of

my eye. It’s imperative that she marry into the right family. She must

pick one of the finest men in all of Savrow.”

Shannon said, “The Hoffmans belong to a handful of the rich and

powerful in Savrow. Plus, Ryan is Logan’s only grandson. Even thought

Ryan has an uncle, the man is too old to have children. It’s only a matter of time before

the family business is passed down to Ryan.”

She had everything figured out. “Besides, Ryan is close with Justin. Our families will be

brought closer with Bethany marrying into the

Hoffmans.”

Gregory eased his frown as Shannon convinced him.

Although Ryan had a reputation for being a playboy, he was just playing the field, just like

most guys do, especially when they were

used to getting whatever they wanted.

Gregory had been there and done that. Ryan would focus on family life when he had

enough of following the teenage playbook.

Bethany and Ryan were in the same social class. When they married

each other, the Salvador family could keep Ryan in line, away from his wandering eyes.

Ryan sat in the living room.

He had playdates with Justin at Tideview Manor when he was a kid, so he felt very much at

home. Ryan went ahead and poured himself a drink instead of waiting for the maids.

“What brings you here today, Ryan?”

Gregory and Shannon came to welcome him, even though Gregory did not usually show

his face. However, after a conversation with his wife, Gregory felt he should be there.

“Sorry for the spontaneous visit, Uncle Greg.” Ryan appeared close to

Gregory, seeing that they were on a first-name basis.

“We were just getting ready for dinner. Why don’t you join us?” Shannon extended the

invitation.

“I won’t be staying for dinner.”

Ryan declined and added, “Is Bethany home? I need a word with her.”

Gregory and Shannon exchanged intriguing looks.

Upon learning of Ryan’s presence, Bethany could not wait to see him.

Nevertheless, her mother once reminded her to play hard to get, so she resisted meeting

Ryan recently.

It never occurred to her that the approach worked, and Ryan came to her house to see

her.

Bethany walked into the room with her heart pounding out of her chest.

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“You wanted to see me, Ryan?”

Ryan clutched his glass and took a sip nonchalantly. “Yeah.”

“What’s the matter?” Bethany sat across from him coyly, looking rather shy.

“Do you have anything to say for yourself about the incident at ACE last night?” Ryan

fixated on her coldly and cut straight to the chase.

Bethany’s heart dropped. “What happened last night?”

“Carrie doesn’t leave her home. How did her teddy end up dumped at

ACE?”

Ryan slammed his glass, his eyes piercing. “You went too far with your little fun and

games. You were out of line yesterday, Bethany.”

Bethany turned as white as a sheet, apprehension washing over her.

“I think you got the wrong idea, Ryan.” Her eyes welled up in fear. Using tears as a

weapon, she played the victim.

“Carrie didn’t even shed a tear, even when you played her. What are you crying about?”

Ryan could not even look at Bethany because those were simply crocodile tears. “I came

here to tell you two things. One, stop picking on Carrie. I’ll have her back from now on.

Think twice before you try to pull another stunt on her, Two, stay away from my sister.

She’s an innocent girl. I don’t want you to be a bad influence on her.”

The man stood up and walked away without looking back.

Bethany stared vacantly as the door slammed shut, her body sliding to the ground from

the sofa..

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