Divorce Has Never Felt This Good

Becky’s blue car soon drove away. Aiken watched until it disappeared from his sight. “How come I never knew Becky was so cool before?”

Jessie, who was about to leave, looked back at him and said matter-of-factly, “Because you were blind before.”

After saying that, Jessie glanced at Rory meaningfully. Before she left, she blew them a raspberry.

She wasn’t as cool and composed as Becky when it came to dealing with Rory.

Jessie shot Aiken one last glance and then got in her car.

She didn’t intend to waste her breath arguing with him.

Aiken wanted to retort but he was choked for words. By the time he regained his composure, Jessie was already in her car.

He had no choice but to swallow his anger. In a huff, he looked at Rory and commented, “Becky didn’t even look at you just now. How does that make you feel?”

Rory sneered coldly. “Get out.”

“I can tell you’re dying from anger and shame,” Aiken continued.

him and

to go out

Devin also strode out of the

smiled at Rory and asked provokingly, “I’ve been meaning to ask

Rory, so Devin must’ve come

so many questions?” Aiken asked sardonically. “Didn’t

question. “What’s wrong with

ask you something. How

time, he

tugged at Rory’s sleeve and pointed at the woman standing a

Aiken pointed, only to find

that Becky had left her phone in the

the car around, stopped at the roadside,

wasn’t expecting to hear

her

pulled herself together and strode into the