Divorce Time

Chapter 60

In Laverne’s eyes, Charlene was envious because Vesta had snagged Thorne from her, leading her to sabotage Vesta’s opportunity at -PrimeStar.

With no real talent or education, Charlene seemed to thrive on creating drama. That thought alone made Laverne find the whole situation laughably pathetic. She figured she wasn’t alone in this opinion. Thorne probably saw it the same way.

Unfortunately, Charlene was blissfully unaware of this, probably still patting herself on the back for messing up Vesta’s chance.

Thinking of Vesta’s brilliance compared to Charlene, Laverne felt there was no contest.

Henley sighed, “I know.”

He shared Laverne’s viewpoint. “But she won’t listen.”

“She’s just so…”

Stubborn, just like her mother. Laverne held her tongue on saying that part. After all, it was never nice to talk about that woman.

“About the project…”

wait for Vesta to get back and ask her,” Henley suggested,

had poured much money into Al over the years, but

the other hand, PrimeStar raked in millions annually from the

could unravel the project’s core technology and integrate it into their current projects, their company’s worth could skyrocket to billions

they were mulling over this, Vesta walked

Henley and Laverne, she greeted, “Dad,

Laverne’s face broke into a smile, her affection and respect for Vesta as clear as

nodded, sitting down. “What were you guys talking about?”

plan? Did Mr. Henderson say anything?” Mesta said, “Thorne said he’d reach out to Kenton for me.”

industry, highly regarded by the government and elusive to the public.

Since the Stewart route was a dead end to them, they had

though with a hint of worry. “Stewart, being Kenton’s student, might have spoken ill

much Kenton values talent. Vesta’s a genius. With her skills in Al, I’m sure she’ll impress Kenton if she gets a chance to meet him. Who knows, Kenton

would be something.”