Divorce Has Never Felt This Good

The news about what happened that night spread like wildfire. Bluepond was a relatively big city, but there were only some influential and rich families in the circle.

The Casper family was the top among the four big families in Bluepond. As the only daughter of the head of the Casper family, Denise had grown up to be proud and arrogant.

However, she had made an awful fool of herself tonight. Becky proved to the world that she didn’t give a damn about Denise’s cheap bracelet.

Denise burst into tears and fled to the lounge. As she ran, Aiken bent and picked up the check Becky had left.

It was indeed a check for four hundred thousand dollars.

Aiken looked up at Rory and asked in disbelief, “Could it be fake?”

He wondered where in the world Becky got the money.

Rory glanced at the check in Aiken’s hand and snorted. “Do you lack four hundred thousand dollars?”

Aiken raised his eyebrows and held up his hands defensively. “I was just curious.”

Rory shot a cold glance at him. “Curiosity killed the cat.”

Aiken looked at Rory incredulously, at a loss for words.

a scene, Denise would probably become the laughingstock

couldn’t help but ask, “Are you

let Becky get away with it

of Aiken’s hand, turned around,

to leave the party so soon, so he was surprised when

end of the line, Becky chuckled and

towards the guest lounge, her high heels

weigh her down, so she took them off first. “I can’t believe you made me wear such

dismissively. “It was my mother who gave them to me in the first place. When she heard that I was picking out jewelry for you, she gave me the whole set without

the earrings into a protective bag. Then she took off the bracelet, too. “Thank your mother for me,

with her. She’d be angry if she heard

earrings and handed them to Jessie. Thinking of the farce with Denise just now, Becky

wine on Denise! What she did to you in the past is outrageous! It was merciful enough that

senses. “I do have some regrets, but I don’t regret pouring wine on

frowned in confusion. “Then

the check,” Becky

said seriously, “You don’t lack money. I think it is worth it to humiliate her with four hundred thousand

still, money doesn’t grow on trees. Why should I give her any money? I could have bought a bag or something with the