Divorce Has Never Felt This Good

As the tow truck pulled to a stop, Talia approached Becky and said, “Miss Ramos, the tow truck’s here. You can go back with Miss Walker.”

Becky didn’t want to waste her breath with Devin, so she said, “Okay.”

She gestured at Jessie and then walked towards Talia’s car.

Devin stopped her. “If you take your assistant’s car, what will she drive on the way back? It’s so late. It’s not safe for a woman to take a taxi at this hour.”

As much as Becky hated to admit it, Devin’s words made sense.

She paused just as she was about to open the car door. Then, Jessie, who was standing beside her, clicked her tongue and said, “What else can we do? Mr. Stanley, are you offering us a ride?”

“It’d be my honor.”

Becky glanced at Talia. She knew that she couldn’t leave Talia alone like this, so she agreed.

“Thank you, Mr. Stanley.” Becky smiled at Devin.

She gave Talia back her car keys and then got in Devin’s car.

Jessie sat in the back seat.

After fastening her seat belt, Becky turned around to look at Jessie.

With a guilty conscience, Jessie avoided her gaze and turned her head to look out of the window.

eyebrows, Devin smiled and asked, “Where do you live,

revved the engine and the car took

of Jessie’s place. Jessie got out, leaving

Becky’s residence. On the way there, they ran into a stop light. When the car stopped,

keeping her eyes fixed on the road ahead. “I don’t like

I’m chasing you? That’s

a playboy like Devin

asked pointedly, “What

with his own question. “What

a playboy.” Becky spoke

but

Becky couldn’t help but turn to look at him. “Why should

known for being

How could she

don’t believe me, but you know what they say—actions

was quite confident. Becky lowered her head and chuckled. “I suppose I’m going to

matter what he said to convince her,

eyes on her, he had found her beautiful, especially when she smiled. Now as she lowered her

“Then just wait, Becky.”

“The light’s green now.”

he glanced at her one last time before starting the car.

But so what?

now was money, not