Divorce Has Never Felt This Good (Becky and Rory) novel Chapter 277

Chapter 277 Shall I Cook for You

"Do you think we were together before?" Becky asked Rory. He had never treated her as his wife when they were still married.

Rory’s question was like a joke to Becky.

They had never been together.

How could they get back together? Talia caught Rory's words as she came in.She was thrown into a dilemma for a moment but she decided to remain standing at the door, pretending that she did not exist.

Becky's words felt like a thousand knives stabbing at Rory.He was always been a proud man and he didn't know why he would ask that question.He frowned as he turned and walked out of Becky's office.

As Becky watched his retreating figure, she smiled mockingly.She hadn't expected to hear such words from Rary.

But unfortunately for him, she no longer had feelings for him.

Once Rory had disappeared, Becky lowered her head and continued to read the documents before her.

Talia knocked on the door before entering.

"Miss Ramos? Betsy..."

"I've been very busy these days.Bring Betsy here the day after tomorrow."

After a short pause, Becky continued, "She drugged me that day.Help me return the favor, please."

Becky believed that no one would attack unless attacked.Since Betsy drugged her, Becky would fight back.

"Okay, Miss Ramos."

Talia knew Becky well since she had been working for her for a while now.She knew that Becky had to get even with Betsy.

After all, Becky had taken revenge on Denise almost immediately after Denise had drugged her.

They had gotten a new project, and Becky was in meetings for almost the entire day.It was seven o'clock and already dark out when she got off work.

Becky pulled out her phone and saw that she had a message from Devin.

The accident that night had something to do with Devin.He didn't know about it, but he was the cause.

Now, Becky found Devin’s ex-girlfriends troublesome.She didn't like trouble.It was getting late.

Becky decided to take the files she was holding with her so that she could read them at home.