Divorce Has Never Felt This Good (Becky and Rory) novel Chapter 198

Elmore snorted at Denise’s words. “You know you are wrong? Didn’t you say that last time? Do you ever learn your lesson? Don’t you know the position that the Ramos family holds? What good will it do to you if we have a falling-out with them? Do you think Becky is the only person being laughed at after everything that has happened? People will judge our family too! Don’t you know?”

The more Elmore spoke, the angrier he became, the veins on his forehead popping. “You are the youngest in our family. You have two elder brothers. I’ve never asked you to contribute anything to the family. All I’ve ever asked is to not cause any trouble. But what did you do? I want Rory to remarry Becky, but you’ve just offended her! Do you still expect a girl from a decent family to marry Rory after so many things have happened? And who will want to marry you after knowing what you did? You are such a disgrace!”

His words were harsh. In the past, Denise would have retorted. But now, she merely knelt on the floor, holding her breath. She dared not say anything other than admit her mistake.

She hadn’t expected the situation to escalate as it had today.

Denise understood how serious things had turned out because of her wilfulness at the thought of Becky’s aggressive attitude and Elmore’s restrained anger from an hour ago.

Becky was no longer the ordinary girl trying to climb the social ladder they had thought. She was now the only daughter of the head of the Ramos family, the richest family in Bluepond. She had the capital and strength to compete with the Casper family.

This time, Denise’s actions irritated Becky.

Denise might have realized the seriousness of the matter, but she also knew that it was too late.

Noticing that Elmore was getting more agitated by the second, Carl, worried that his hypertension would get worse, said, “Mr. Casper, you can punish Denise for what she did. But being angry will cause health problems.”

Denise took this opportunity to cry and plead with Elmore. “Grandpa, I know I was wrong. Please punish me. Don’t get angry.”

Denise was his granddaughter, who he had watched grow up. Jenifer had been too soft-hearted, which was why, as the youngest daughter, Denise had been spoiled.