Divorce Time

Chapter 4

Charlene led a simple life dedicated to her work and her family, always putting her husband and daughter first. That’s why she used most of the living allowance Thorne gave her to support their father–daughter activities,

Given this scenario, there shouldn’t have been much in her bank account by then.-

However, since Jasmine had mostly lived with Thorne in Goldland over the past year, her opportunities to splurge on them had significantly diminished.

By the time, her account surprisingly still boasted over $30 million. To Thorne, this sum was a drop in the ocean, but for Charlene, it was a considerable amount. Recognizing it as hers, Charlene didn’t hesitate to transfer the money to her account.

Leaving two cards behind, she dragged her suitcase without looking back. She owned a small apartment near her office, a cozy place of just over a thousand square feet.

She bought the apartment four years ago to help out a friend who had left home, and it had been sitting empty ever since. It finally proved useful. Regularly cleaned despite its vacancy, the apartment required minimal effort to make it livable.

After a tiring day, Charlene settled in around ten o’clock at night.

jarring alarm woke her up with a start. “Ring,

and groggy, it took her a moment to remember that it was 1 a.m.

breakfast time. were, it was past 7 a.m.

to Goldland with Thorne,

a

her at this

first, Jasmine had struggled with the transition and missed Charlene terribly, constantly wanting to call. But Jasmine’s longing turned into indifference and impatience as

help but smile bitterly. After hesitating, she deleted the alarm and turned off her phone to go back

almost finished their

for them and didn’t think much of

naggy, making her hesitant to chat

figured Charlene must have been held

a mischievous glint in her eye, she grabbed