Divorce Has Never Felt This Good

Stevie didn’t really want to throw a party on his 50th birthday. After all, most big birthday parties were usually thrown to celebrate ages of sixty and above.

But Becky felt guilty that she hadn’t been around to celebrate his last three birthdays with him. So, she persuaded Stevie to host a grand birthday party this time.

For Stevie, this was also a good opportunity to let everyone know that Becky was his daughter. Going forward, no one would dare to look down upon his lovely daughter anymore.

Although the two of them had different reasons why they wanted the party, they both agreed that it must be thrown. And Stevie went ahead to plan the hosting of a very elaborate event in celebration of his 50th birthday.

Stevie had been in the business world for many years. As a result, he knew a lot of people. So, his birthday party was expected to be well attended.

To make sure the celebration would be nothing short of a huge success, Becky came back to Bluepond two days in advance to supervise everything about the event.

The Ramos family was rich, but they always kept a low profile. In fact, this was the first time they would be hosting such a grand party.

A lot of people had always wanted to meet Stevie and establish a good relationship with him. This party presented them with the perfect opportunity.

it was strictly by invitation. The Ramos family would carefully select the people they deemed worthy

cards to be given out. Becky had already asked Talia to send several of the cards to close friends of the family. As for the rest, it was up to her to consider carefully and

an easy task for Talia, though. She had been close to the family for a long time. Before she became Becky’s secretary, she had

wealth quite late. Before Stevie got married to Vivien, he

family was different. Vivien’s brothers were both politicians, and her cousins, too, were not

the Palmers were much

marriage, the Palmer

virtually everyone wanted to get invited to

like the Casper family, for instance, given their position in society, would expect to be one of those invited.

would not be invited, but she didn’t want to do anything that would cause disaffection and compromise

had done business with Elmore several times. If they chose not to send an invitation card to the Casper family,

to the Stanley family, which had an even deeper

much had happened in the last few days that it was hard to say whether or

everything that had happened with the Casper family, Becky felt Elmore would not