Divorce Has Never Felt This Good

Denise found Rory just sitting there. She pursed her lips as she looked at Becky. She didn’t dare say anything. Aggrieved, she merely lowered her head and chose to remain quiet.

The waiter, who was standing to the side, couldn’t help but ask, “Miss Ramos, wouldn’t these many dishes be a little too much for the three of you?”

Denise’s eyes found Becky again at these words. If it wasn’t for Rory’s presence, she would have told Becky not to push it.

Becky smiled and said, “Oh, I forgot to tell you to pack the dishes I just ordered.”

She paused and looked at Rory before continuing, “My friends are a little busy. They asked me to buy some food and bring it to them. I don’t think you would mind, would you?”

Rory looked at her, his expression unchanging. “That’s okay.”

“Great!” Becky said cheerfully. She then pointed at two dishes and said, “Okay, I want these two dishes. As for the rest, you can ask them.”

Becky was acting like she was the host.

couldn’t say anything. She then

added a soup and

the waiter breathed a sigh of relief. He had felt the weirdness in the air

the waiter said with

hurried out of the room, leaving the three

herself a cup of coffee and took a sip. She then looked at Rory and Denise as she asked them, “Do you want to talk

pursed her lips before she answered her own question. “I think we should talk after dinner.

the smile didn’t reach her eyes. Instead, her politeness had a chilling quality

sure that their conversation tonight would

blinked at her before saying, “Then

Becky smiled. “Okay.”

a common ground. Even if they did, no one would say

didn’t dare talk. Becky was not in the mood to talk to them. The room was so quiet that one could hear the sound of running water

were served soon. The waiter broke the long silence as he brought