Divorce Has Never Felt This Good

The Casper family was a well-known family in Courtbush. Today was Elmore Casper’s eightieth birthday party. Many distinguished guests were present and the atmosphere was lively.

However, a sudden ear-piercing scream from the garden startled everyone present.

Someone recognized that it was the voice of Babette Casper, the wife of Elmore’s eldest grandson. She was pregnant, and her husband had already passed away. The Caspers rushed to the garden immediately to see what was going on.

In the swimming pool, two struggling figures came into view.

Before anyone else could react, Rory Casper dove into the swimming pool to pull the struggling Babette ashore.

Just then, the security guards rushed into the water to save the second drowning figure, Becky Casper.

When Becky returned to the house in sopping wet clothes, the servants passing by didn’t bat an eyelash at her.

Nobody cared that she had nearly drowned, nor did they care about her in general.

After living with this family for over three years, Becky realized that her position was possibly inferior to that of the dog raised by Rory’s sister.

Since such a big accident happened to Babette, the Casper family rushed to the hospital with her.

Becky retreated to her room, took a shower, and then put on a fresh set of clothes. Feeling unwell, she sank into bed. Just as she had drifted off to sleep, she was dragged out of bed by Rory.

eyes turned red. “You’re back already? How’s Babette? Listen to me,

coldly. “Save the excuses

senses. “What

day, he said briskly, “Grandpa has

want to waste his breath on Becky. Not long after Babette was sent

was supposed to be the only

of Becky, they lost

he came back from the hospital,

Rory’s words sent shivers down

she knew how Elmore would punish people who had made

be

to her that they would turn a deaf ear to her explanation. They didn’t even give her the

away, Becky couldn’t help but think that he was undoubtedly handsome. But this

high fever was unbearable,

Becky knew everyone in this

mock.

and anger in his deep-set eyes, without

he said