Divorce Has Never Felt This Good Chapter 136

After taking a few steps, Becky suddenly realized that Devin was holding her hand. She quickly
withdrew her hand and stepped back.

“What’s wrong?” Devin stopped in his tracks to look at her questioningly.

When she met his clear, steady gaze, Becky suddenly found it difficult to tell him that she felt
uncomfortable. “Nothing. Let’s go back.”

“Do you feel sick?”

Devin raised his eyebrows as though he had understood something. “You can be honest with me.
There’s no need to beat yourself up.”

As he spoke, he bent down and scooped her up into his arms without warning.

Devin had moved so quickly that Becky didn’t have the time to react.

Becky wrapped her arms around his neck instinctively and looked up at him in a daze. After two
seconds, she came to her senses and frowned. “Put me down, Devin.”

“There’s nothing to be shy about.”

Devin deflected Becky’s request.

Becky’s mind was a complete mess. She wanted to argue with him, but she soon realized that no
matter what she said, he’d have a way to deal with her.

Although it was time for a lunch break, there were still many patients waiting in line in the hall for their
medicines.

Becky was one of them. Devin carried her past the crowd, drawing everyone’s attention.



“If you feel embarrassed, just bury your head in my arms. No one will be able to see your face. I’m the
one who’ll be judged.”

His logic rendered Becky speechless.

That was something only a fool would do!

Becky didn’t dare to look around at the people staring at her and buried herself in Devin’s arms.

This was the first time she had gotten so close to Devin physically. She couldn’t tell if she was
imagining things, but somehow, his scent was familiar.

She couldn’t understand why, but his scent was inexplicably comforting and had an almost hypnotic
effect on her.

Becky hadn’t moved in a long time, so Devin lowered his head and called her. “Becky?”

Only then did he realize that the woman in his arms had fallen asleep.

The screen in front of him flashed Becky’s name, indicating that it was her turn to get her medicine.
Devin, however, had his hands full.

But it was not a big deal for him.

He looked around at the crowd and caught a glimpse of two girls who kept glancing at them from time
to time. “Hello, ladies. My girlfriend is asleep. Could I ask you a favor?”

The two girls had secretly been observing them since they showed up. Just now, they were giggling
over how sweet the couple were, so they agreed to Devin’s request without hesitation.



The girl brought Becky’s medicine back from the counter and couldn’t help but steal a look at Becky,
whose head was buried in Devin’s arms.

Only Becky’s side profile was exposed, but it could be seen that she was very pretty.

“You two are so sweet. She’s one lucky girl! To be honest, sir, we snapped a few photos of you two.
Can we post them online?”

Devin’s eyebrows shot up as he looked at the two girls curiously. Finally, he said, “My girlfriend prefers
to keep a low profile. You’d better not. Thank you for asking me first. Anyway, she’s not feeling well. I’ll
take her home.”

Although the two girls felt a little regretful, they weren’t unreasonable. “Okay, sir.”

Devin smiled and then left the hospital with Becky in his arms.

As soon as they arrived at the gate of the hospital, they ran into Rory, who was also holding a woman
in his arms.

What a wild coincidence!

The woman in Rory’s arms was Raina.

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