Healing my disabled husband novel Chapter 846

Chapter 846 Can I Really Come Over?

Averi knew the snack street like the back of her hand. She knew exactly where everything was located and what each vendor had to offer. She took River on a tour, and they eventually found a spot to sit down.

Averi handed River a skewer of grilled squid, saying, "I'm not exaggerating when I say this is worth trying. Give it a taste. I promise you'll love it."

River glanced at the squid covered in sauce before taking it from Averi's hand and putting it in his mouth without hesitation.

Averi watched him with shining eyes and asked, "How is it? Do you like it?"

River nodded generously and said, "It's really good."

After receiving his approval, Averi felt even better than before.

Instead of immediately digging into her food, she pulled out her phone and snapped a picture of all their snacks on the table. Then she posted an update on social media with two pictures: one was the photo she just took while the other was their marriage certificate.

Once done posting online, Averi cleverly put her phone on silent mode and placed it back into her bag. She wanted to enjoy this moment with River without any interruptions from messages or calls that might come through.

Averi noticed that although River had strict dietary requirements for Beata's sake, he didn't resist anything she recommended he try. This made Averi feel content because he wasn't ruining their good time together due to his picky eating habits.

It was rare for someone to be so accommodating towards others' suggestions like this - something that made Averi very happy indeed!

However, Averi completely forgot that River's phone was still on.

His phone rang, and it was only after at least a hundred Twitter notifications that his phone rang incessantly.

Beata cried even harder when she heard Averi's voice.

"Averi! Don't you love me anymore? Waaah! You and my brother went to eat alone, forgetting about your little sister at home?" Beata cried so pitifully that Averi felt sorry for her.

Averi said, "Why don't you come over now?"

As soon as Beata heard this, she immediately stopped crying. "Can I really come over?" she asked.

Averi looked at River, not understanding why he had been so harsh on the poor girl.