Divorce Has Never Felt This Good
Chapter 282

Chapter 282

Chapter 282 Confessions

“Can't you tell who is in my eyes?" Devin asked, flashing Becky a smile.

Becky's face turned scarlet.She couldn't utter the name.

When she didn't answer for a long time, Devin sighed and turned away.

"I've always been clear on how I feel about you."

"Sorry I misunderstood you."

Becky felt a little embarrassed.

In middle school, she had gotten hundreds of love letters and a lot of passionate declarations oflove.She used to be sure of herself in front of her suitors, but around Devin, she felt shy andembarrassed.

Becky was a 27-year-old woman who was surprised to replace herself in this situation this evening.Shewas confused and lost, but she recovered soon enough and came to herself.She collected herselfand said with a smile, "I apologize.At first, I thought that you were chasing me because you wantedto piss off Rory by doing so.I'm sorry I might have treated you badly because of this.I don't likeplayboys, but you're not one of them.I don't know when you fell in love with me, but I reallyappreciate it.However—"

"Becky, hold on a second," Devin interrupted her.

Becky wasn't in a hurry to make her point.

They were mature enough to know what the others meant without actually saying it.She had thefeeling that Devin was smart enough to read her mind and guess her next words.иσνєℓєвσσк.¢σмShe looked him straight in the eye and asked, "What?"

"Are you going to say no to me?"

After a brief pause, he continued, "I think you just want to say that you're sorry that we can't work."

Becky's smile faded.

"I don't need to tell you anymore.You already know."

Devin didn't answer her.

Instead, he switched gears.

"Don't you want to know when I first fell for you?"

It would be a lie to say that Becky wasn't interested.

Even though she was married to Rory, Devin had been paying attention to her all this time.

After their marriage had ended, Devin had been the first to chase her.

If it were another woman, she would have agreed to Devin already.Becky was curious about whatmade Devin think she was so special.

"I have to say I do, but I don't want to make you feel bad," said Becky.

"How can you say I'll feel bad?" Devin said, laughing.

"It wasn't that long ago.Eleven years ago, I saw a tough girl.She wasn't like my cousin who wouldonly cry when she was bullied.The girl beat up three guys who tried to bully her.That was when Istarted to pay attention to her."

It had been eleven years since that incident.

Despite that, he was telling her it wouldn't take long.

Suddenly, Becky felt like a bad person who wanted to end his love for her, which had lasted foryears.She realized she didn't have the emotional strength to make it through.

"I know what you're trying to say.Do you think you can get me to give up with a few well-chosenwords?"

Devin reached up and tucked a lock of her hair behind her ear.He looked at her for a long minutebefore helping her out of the seatbelt.

"Alright, it's bedtime.Get some rest."

He grinned at her.Becky got out of the car, trying not to say anything.