Divorce Has Never Felt This Good

Divorce Has Never Felt This Good Chapter 184

It was more than three hours before the news reached Becky. Content property of NôvelDra/ma.Org.

When public opinion had first formed, Becky had been in a meeting and had no idea about what had happened.

When Jessie received the news, she called Becky immediately. But she didn’t answer her phone.

Jessie was furious at the people attacking Becky online. She instructed Payne to investigate and find out the source of the news.

Becky had left her phone in her office before going into the meeting. When she came back and checked it, Jessie had called her multiple times and sent dozens of messages.

By the time Becky learned of the ins and outs of the matter, the attack had become overwhelming. People were calling her names, including the other woman, and branding her love as valueless. Even Jessie and Payne’s joint efforts were in vain.

The last straw for Becky was when she learned that even Only I Know was under attack. She wasn’t just annoyed.

People who had once praised it were the ones attacking it.

Becky went through some of the comments before bursting into laughter.

She ended up getting punished for the mistakes she made when she was young.

Becky knew who was behind all of this.

She had been lenient enough to allow Denise to cross the line over and over again without retribution. But Denise had gone too far this time.

Becky laughed as she looked over the online criticism. She said to Talia, “Talia, please make an appointment with Elmore.”

She didn’t want to see anyone from the Casper family. But she would make Denise pay for what she had done.

Talia, too, had just learned of this nastiness and was beyond furious. But Becky’s words stunned her for a moment. She recovered soon enough to nod, pull out her mobile phone, and leave the room to call Carl.

Payne reverted to Jessie with the news that Denise had orchestrated this whole circus.

Jessie erupted with anger. She hung up and immediately drove to Crowbar Technologies.

She was so angry, she ignored the receptionist and barreled into the elevator.

Jessie had long wanted to beat Rory. But she hadn’t been brave enough to confront him and Becky had asked her not to think about it. That was why Jessie hadn’t done anything so far.

But she couldn’t bear it anymore.

When the elevator stopped on Rory’s floor, Jessie exited it in a rush. Lowell stepped forward to stop her, but she merely waved him away and pushed the door open. “Are you a fucking man or not, Rory?” she demanded.

The senior executives in the office, who were in the middle of a meeting with Rory, were stunned. Rory’s face clouded as he said sharply, “Watch your mouth.”

Jessie sneered at him. “Do you think the Casper family can push Becky around just because she is softhearted? Becky married you because she didn’t know you all that well. Now that you are divorced, why do you still treat her like that?”

Jessie rushed over to him, her fists up, but Rory dodged her blows. She was so angry, she grabbed something from the desk and threw it at him. “You are the most disgusting coward of a man I have ever seen! How ridiculous that Becky loved you for more than ten years! She must be crazy! She must be crazy to have loved you! Did she do anything wrong? Since junior high school, she…”

Jessie stopped abruptly, suddenly realizing what she was doing. She gritted her teeth, grabbed a pile of folders, and threw them at Rory’s face. She then turned around and hurried out of the room.

“Oh my God! I was so mad that I said something wrong.”