Becky didn’t expect that Rory would bring up this matter and question her with such an attitude.
It made her feel that she was a joke in the past, and she felt very regretful for what she had done.
She was filled with remorse.
When she was young, her love was unadulterated and genuine.
At that time, she just wanted to record her feelings for Rory.
Becky was fifteen years old when she sketched the comic, Only I Know. All she wanted was to document the purest and most authentic moments of her formative years.
But now, Rory was using the comic book to mock and ridicule her.
Never before had Becky been so infuriated. She wouldn’t have let him go if it weren’t for the Haynes family’s party and so many people that she was familiar with.
Jessie, fresh from hearing some juicy news, bumped into Becky.
“Becky, you’re right. Washrooms are always the most wonderful places for women to gossip. Guess what…”
Jessie found that something was wrong with Becky before she finished her words.
She stood there in shock, staring at Becky’s expressionless face. “What’s wrong, Becky?”
Becky’s expression softened as she looked at Jessie, her tension draining a little. “I want to go home,” she said.
Jessie had come here to keep her company since many people in the city were against Becky.
Of course, Jessie would not have any problem with it when Becky wanted to go home.
Becky was fine a while ago, but now she was unhappy. Jessie knew that someone must have offended Becky.
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