Divorce Time

Chapter 15

Someone by his side asked, “What’s up?”

“I thought I saw someone I knew.”

They had all grown up with Thorne and were aware of Charlene’s crush on him.

Charlene was stunning but in a quiet, unassuming way. She was pretty, sure, but lacking that spark Thorne usually went for

Thome kept a polite distance, and they didn’t think much of Charlene, either. They rarely saw Charlene, and when they did, they hardly bothered to say hi.

Charlene had become somewhat of a blur to Moran, so he wasn’t even sure whether he’d seen her correctly. But even if it had been Charlene, he didn’t care. He didn’t elaborate, turned around, and returned to their private room.

Charlene hadn’t noticed Moran.

After they left the restaurant, she took Connie home and stayed over to

care of her.

up and saw Charlene, she hugged her gratefully. “Thanks for last night. I owe you

patted Connie on the head. “Get up and wash up.

her, burying her face in Charlene’s waist. “You’re so soft and smell so

Charlene was speechless.

made, which brought her immense joy. She believed that whoever ended up with Charlene would be

and Thorne’s marriage and not wanting to hurt

down to eat breakfast while scrolling through her phone. Soon, her expression changed,

Charlene answered, “Yeah.”

Thorne’s friend Moran, featuring several photos from a party they attended the night before. The caption read, [Happy Birthday to the beautiful birthday girl.]

meant to celebrate Vesta’s birthday, four or five photos in the grid featured Thorne and Vesta together. Especially during the cake–cutting, Thorne and Vesta were holding the same

was nowhere to be seen–probably to keep the gathering a secret from the Henderson family since Irma and Jasmine’s grandmother were close friends. Due to a past incident involving

get close to Vesta,

actual couple to an outsider. But it was clear Thorne had specially prepared this birthday party for Vesta. Charlene looked away when thinking back to her birthday half a month ago, which no one

looked at her worriedly. “Charlene-”