Divorce Has Never Felt This Good Chapter 202

Becky was right. The Casper family had spent a lot of money to solve this problem.

Elmore had offered Raina a lot in order for her to take the fall.

Six months ago, the Morgan family’s company had suffered a lot after Rory had sent Babette abroad.

Neither Elmore nor Rory had any intention of helping them. But this time, they agreed to help the Morgan family to solve the problems that Denise had caused. Elmore had not only promised Raina to help them solve the current crisis but also help them gain resources and connections over the next three years.

Raina had put forward an even more unfair condition for Elmore. If she got pregnant with Rory’s child, Elmore needed to ask Rory to marry her.

Elmore became angry as he heard Raina’s condition.

But Raina had learned to be smart. She knew that only she could satisfactorily solve the conflict between Denise and Becky.

Elmore saw that Raina was determined, and he left, simmering with anger. However, a few hours passed and public opinion still hadn’t changed for the better. Elmore had been left with no choice but to ask Carl to contact Raina.

That was why Raina’s statement and apology hadn’t come out until afternoon.

Becky smiled at Talia’s words. “Well, I’m not surprised.”

Talia glanced at Becky before continuing, “Elmore punished Denise very harshly that night. She was whipped nineteen times, nine of which were done by Rory.”

“Rory?” Becky said, her eyebrows rising.

Talia nodded. “A maid working for the Casper family said so.”

Becky tapped her fingers on her cheek thoughtfully before smiling coldly. “I didn’t expect Rory to do that.”

Over the three years that Becky had been married to Rory, she had watched the Caspers spoil Denise to no end.

Rory was a cold man, but he had never refused Denise.

Becky didn’t know if Rory and Denise were playing tricks together this time, or if Denise had done something to anger Rory too.

Either way, this had nothing to do with her.

She didn’t want to hear anything about Rory anymore. She lowered her hand to pick up her pen and signed the document she had just read. “Okay. As I see it, this matter is over.”

Talia nodded. “Yes, Miss Ramos.”

Talia didn’t like the Casper family either. The less contact Becky had with them, the better.

“This document is done. Take it to the marketing department.”

“Okay.”

Talia took the document and left the office, closing the door behind her.

But she returned soon, knocking on the door before entering.

Becky was reading a proposal when Talia came in. When she saw Talia return so soon, she smiled quizzically as she asked, “What’s the matter?”

“Rory’s secretary, Lowell, called me.”

The smile on Becky’s face faded. “What did he say?”

Talia relayed Lowell’s words to her. “Rory wants to invite you to dinner, and Denise wants to apologize to you.”

Becky snorted. “I don’t have time for that.”

“Okay,” Talia said immediately, understanding what she had to do.

Saying thus, she turned around and made to leave.

As she watched Talia’s retreating back, Becky seemed to change her mind.

“Wait a minute. Tell him I will go to that dinner.”