The Divorced Heiress Revenge (Bella Thompson) novel Chapter 1881

Gregory stormed in with a dark expression, followed by Paul. The resentment Gregory exuded was intense.

“It’s a beautiful and sunny day. Why do you have such a gloomy face? You’re ruining everyone’s mood!”

Nigel tutted, turning his gaze away from Gregory’s face without hiding his annoyance toward his son. “Seeing you makes my chest tight. I feel like two years are taken off whatever remains of my lifespan!”

Gregory could not bother to bicker with his father and rushed to Carrie, completely ignoring their guests—Ralph and Mila.

“Carrie! Come back with me now!”

Carrie was clearly frightened. Her face was pale, as she subconsciously stepped back and clutched her teddy bear tighter.

Just as Gregory’s hand was about to touch her, another hand with bulging veins grabbed Gregory’s wrist suddenly.

It was a firm and tight hold, like a handcuff.

Carrie’s eyes widened, looking at the tall figure standing in front of her. “Ralph…”

Ralph looked into Gregory’s furious eyes and curled his lips coldly. “Chairman Salvador, why don’t you speak calmly? You’re frightening Carrie.”

Gregory panted heavily, unable to free his hand from Ralph’s grip. He gritted his teeth in embarrassment and anger. “Let go!”

Ralph’s sharp eyes narrowed, and he released his grip casually.

Gregory immediately pulled away by stepping back, lowering his eyes to steal a glance at his wrist. It was purplish in color.

He thought, ‘Did this damned brat treat me like a criminal?!’

“Old Master Nigel, Mom, it’s about time. I’ll take Carrie out now.” Ralph withdrew the chill in his eyes and said goodbye to Nigel.

Nigel and Matt were stunned.

Carrie did not dare to look at her father, much less Ralph. She closed her eyes, her lashes fluttering as she hugged her teddy bear tighter.

“I thought it was strange. Madam Mila, you managed the Thompson household for so many years and were never involved in the business or political field. Your son had little interaction with my daughter. But when Carrie was about to get engaged to Jason, you suddenly stepped in to stop it. Who would believe it if you said nobody instructed you?”

After all, Gregory had spent thirty years in business, overanalyzing everything. He sneered, thinking that he had seen through it all. “Carrie and Ryan broke up because they weren’t meant to be. Isn’t it too much for Bella to use this method to block my daughter’s marriage?

“Let me be clear. Even without the Solloway family, I wouldn’t agree with Carrie and Ryan being together. Madam Mila, you and your son approached my daughter with ulterior motives. There’s no way I will let Carrie befriend your son. Who knows what you’re planning?”

Ralph’s eyes twitched, and his fists clenched tightly. But Mila and Nigel were present, so he could not disregard the two families’ dignity.

Nigel’s gray brows furrowed deeply, and he wanted to say something.