that he was, but that he went extreme.
Since the divorce, she had been conscious enough not to greet him.
Just now, Rory accused her of playing hard to get. She found his accusation ridiculous.
Toward the end of February, Courtbush was still cold. As Becky walked out, the wind bit into her skin. Her teeth shook, and she suddenly sobered up.
She just realized how much time she was wasting bothering about Rory’s childish behavior.
She sighed deeply.
“I think you need a hug.”
Devin’s voice came from behind her. It wasn’t until then that Becky remembered he was still there.
She turned around and looked Devin in the eye. Suddenly, her smile disappeared, and her look became serious. “Devin.”
Devin stood before her and looked serious. “Go ahead. Say what’s on your mind.”
“Well, it’s clear that Rory feels nothing for me. So why don’t you continue your games with him by running after Babette? That way, you will get the kind of outcome you desire.”
She believed that Devin was only running after her to spite Rory since the two men had always been enemies.
She was no longer a teenage girl. She had grown past falling for sweet words.
Becky was tired of this game. She wasn’t interested in associating with anyone connected to Rory.
“You think I am wooing you to get back at Rory?” Devin asked in a cold voice.
“Should I think otherwise?” Becky chuckled. “We have only met a few times, Devin. And before I divorced Rory, you had always been a playboy. It’s time to stop this game, Devin. Just let me go, please.”
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