Divorce Has Never Felt This Good (Becky and Rory) novel Chapter 207

The door to the private room swung open and closed. After Becky left, Rory and Denise were the only ones left the room.

If this happened in the past, Denise would have ranted about how annoying and manipulative Becky was.

But now she was quiet.

She believed that Becky was lying and thought that she liked Rory. She guessed that Becky only said that to play hard to get.

However, she didn’t dare say anything about it because she was afraid of Rory.

Even though she had rarely seen him lose his temper, out of all the people in the Casper family, she feared him the most.

Rory often had a poker face on. His face always looked blank and expressionless. Whenever he stared at people, he would make them feel overwhelmed

Denise could still recall his face when he whipped her before.

However, today was different. His anger towards her made the room grow cold. She had never seen him this furious.

He sat there, motionless, with a blank expression on his face. His dark icy gaze seemed to pierce through people.

Denise felt a shiver run down her spine after she took a glance at Rory.

Although the two people fighting were Rory and Becky, Denise was the one who ignited the flames.

No matter how stupid Denise was, she was still a woman and recognized that Rory was acting a bit strange in front of Becky.

After a few seconds, Rory abruptly turned his head to Denise and her whole body grew stiff.

Logically speaking, the weather wasn’t chilly in April. However, Rory’s icy glare made Denise’s body freeze.

The way he stared at her made her feel like a soldier who was being interrogated and he was the general of the hostile country who could kill her at any given moment.

She dared not move an inch and tried to remain calm. “Rory, can I go home now?”

He looked at her and said in a cold voice, “If you even think of upsetting Becky again, whipping won’t be the only thing I will do to you.”

Her mind was now wrecked with guilt as she said in a trembling voice, “I… I promise I won’t do it again.”