Divorce Has Never Felt This Good
Chapter 230

Chapter 230

Chapter 230: A Pitiful Sight

Becky and Jessie walked out of the hospital.The car was parked nearby.

Jessie got in the car, but to her surprise, Becky didn't.

Jessie stared at the unmoving Becky for a while and then asked, "Are you going to buy Devin somefood?"

"You can go ahead."

Becky then asked the driver to take Jessie home.

"Hey, Becky, you don't need to do this for him..."

But Becky didn't reply.She turned around and walked across the road to the convenience store.

Becky was far from softhearted.

However, it was Devin who had taken her to the hospital when she caught a cold not long ago.Shejust wanted to repay his kindness.

Besides, Devin's face was beaten black and blue.

When he smiled and said "I can deal with the hunger," his eyes were filled with sadness.

He looked so pitiful.

Although Becky didn't consider herself a kind person, she would've fed a stray animal by the side ofthe road if she could.She had already changed into casual clothes, but her makeup still lookedgood.

As soon as she entered the convenience store, the shop assistant on duty was too stunned by herbeauty to move.

Becky had to repeat herself.

"Please pack this for me."

Only then did the shop assistant snap back to reality.He quickly took out a lunch box to pack up thefood for her.

There was no hot food in this convenience store other than Oden, so Becky had the shop assistantpack all of it.

Then she bought two sandwiches and a bottle of water and went back to the hospital.

The elevator doors slid open.

As soon as Becky raised her head, she saw Devin standing inside the elevator.

She froze for a while and asked in disbelief, "Devin?"

Devin's gaze wandered to the bags in Becky's hands.

He answered casually, "I have a stomachache."

Becky handed the bags to him and said, "The store only had these."

"Thanks."

Devin took the bags but didn't move.Becky tilted her head to the side, eyebrows raised.

"If there's something you want to say to me, just say it."There was a faint smile that tugged at thecorners of her lips.

"Would you mind taking me back to the hotel later?"

Becky didn't drive there, so she said, "Of course I mind.иσνєℓєвσσк.¢σмI don't have my car withme."

As soon as she finished speaking, Devin suddenly grabbed her wrist and said, "Then I'll take youhome later."

Then, he dragged her inside the elevator and pressed the button to the floor of his ward.

The hospital was quiet and the lights in the corridor were dim.

Worried that she'd disturb the other patients, Becky soon gave up struggling.

Becky wasn't hungry, but the Oden smelled so good.

Moreover, Devin ate the food so slowly and gently that one would've thought he was eating a mealworth thousands of dollars.

Becky gulped and turned to look at the night sky outside the windows to divert her attention.

"Want some?"

All of a sudden, a spoonful of broth appeared in front of Becky.

She reflexively moved back a little and said, "No, thanks.Just eat your food."

Devin just smiled and stubbornly held the spoon to her lips.

"Come on!"

His voice was very gentle, like when an adult was coaxing a kid to take their medicine.

Becky found herself opening her mouth, and Devin carefully fed her the broth.Her cheeks turnedred with embarrassment.

But now that the broth was in her mouth, it would only be even more embarrassing if she spat it out.

Before Devin could feed her a skewer, Becky tried to take the stick from his hand and said, "I can doit myself."

Devin deliberately misinterpreted her words and said innocently, "My hand still works, you know?"

Becky couldn't seem to take the skewer from Devin's hand, so she gave up.