For the first time, Jared Hughes felt nervous. He pursed his lips and asked, "Are you serious?"
"Do you think I'm joking?"
"Why?" Jared's dark eyes were full of complexity. He was both anticipating and dreading Betsy Russell's answer.
Betsy Russell changed her posture in response to Jared's question, sitting down on the sofa with her legs crossed and her back leaning against it. She absentmindedly played with the phone chain as she said, "Of course, it's because I want to take revenge on you. What else? Did you think I still liked you?"
Jared thought Betsy was being stubborn when he heard her say this.
Jared took Betsy's old cell phone out of the drawer, which was filled with hundreds of text messages that served as proof that she once liked him.
Although they were divorced, his grandfather's words were correct.
Betsy didn't stop loving him; she was just pretending not to.
What was all this about taking revenge on him?
