Divorce Has Never Felt This Good

Chapter 174

Denise and Mara were caught off guard because of how quickly everything transpired. Not even Jessie could have predicted that Denise’s dress would split so fast even though she had known that it would happen.

Everyone in the hall was taken aback by this shocking scenario.

Denise and Mara were in a rush to hide Denise, but the damage to her dress made it impossible. The dress snapped cleanly in two from the waist, and the skirt fell onto the floor.

Denise quickly covered her chest, but she neglected to cover her back.

In order to make a fool of Becky, they not only cut the threads of the dress, and even cut the cloth with a sharp blade. In the end, however, Denise was the one who put on the dress.

Denise tried very hard to hide her nakedness, but the fabric over her chest was the only piece of cloth that was on her. Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

Mara held Denise in her arms as soon as she saw the fabric covering her body fall.

Beth and Monica both responded at once, reaching out to embrace Denise.

What occurred just now, though, was not missed by the others’ watching eyes. Tonight, Denise’s shame was palpable.

Even Denise couldn’t make head or tail of what was going on. Becky should be the one making a fool of herself, but Denise was the laughing stock now.

Mara was the first to react. After holding Denise into her arms, she looked at Anita and said, “Ask someone to bring towels and clothes!”

Anita had a grudge against them. They worked together to deal with Becky this time, but it didn’t mean that she would make peace with them.

Now that the person who made a fool of herself was Denise, Anita was still happy.

She grinned and pretended not to hear what Mara had said.

What were they left to do?

Denise would be the greatest joke in Courtbush after tonight.

Jessie looked at Denise and almost applauded.

Seeing her about to clap her hands, Becky squinted at her and said, “Do you want these girls to hate us more?”

Jessie put down her hands and gave up applauding.

It was a banquet held by the Haynes family. They naturally noticed such a big thing. Soon, someone brought towels and clothes for Denise to wear and took her out of the hall.

Murmuring could be heard all about. Denise was so enraged that she became pale.

Before she went upstairs, she couldn’t help but look back at Becky. Becky was wearing a new dress, which was fine.

Noticing her gaze, Becky looked at Denise and smiled, which sent a shiver down Denise’s spine.

Seeing that Denise left in dejection, Jessie clicked her tongue and said, “What a wonderful show!”

“Indeed,” Becky said with a smile.