Divorce Has Never Felt This Good (Becky and Rory) novel Chapter 262

Chapter 262 It Can Only Be Rory's Enemies

When Becky finally woke up, it was already dawn.She found herself lying in the bed.

The curtains were tightly closed, making it impossible for the sunlight to get in.But once in a while, the wind blew the curtains, and a little sliver of sunlight came through.She was having a severe headache because of the pill.She reached out to grab her phone so she could check the time.

It was then that she remembered that her phone had been taken from her.

Becky sat up and rubbed her temples as she tried to gather her thoughts.Her dress had been torn by Rory the previous night.

But fortunately, her jacket had buttons, making it possible for her to cover the torn part of her dress.

But last night, her mind was in a mess, so she ended up buttoning the jacket wrongly.

The third button on the left was buttoned to the first hole on the right.She quickly corrected the buttons and got out of bed.

By now, the effect of the drug had disappeared and she no longer felt any hotness.

The air conditioner at 18 degrees Celsius now felt as it should be.

The moment she got rid of the quilt and climbed down from the bed, Becky shivered a bit from the cold air of the AC.She put on the hotel slippers and walked over to the windows to open up the curtains.

Opening the curtains finally exposed the balcony to her eyes for the first time and she saw Rory smoking outside in a bathrobe.

Just then, he turned around and looked at her.

"Good morning," he greeted.

"Good morning." Becky nodded, glancing at the red mark on his face.

"The door is still locked," Rory pointed out.

"Okay."

Becky had almost forgotten that they were prisoners.

With a sigh, she made her way over to the bathroom.

A few minutes later, she was done.

When she eventually came out of the bathroom, she saw Rory sitting on the sofa and staring at her.

"Who do you think did this to us?" he asked.

"I have no idea," Becky answered with a frown.

But it was clear that whoever had done it was very brave.