Divorce Time

Chapter 73

Vesta would be on the verge of being drowned in criticism. It was blatantly obvious how much Henley favored Vesta.

Henley wanted to keep his distance from Charlene at these gatherings, yet he couldn’t resist getting to know Stewart.

So, when Charlene took a break to head to the restroom, Henley came over to Stewart with Vesta and Laverne.

Henley introduced, “Mr. Ferguson, it’s my pleasure to meet you. I’m Henley Hawkins, Vesta and Charlene’s father.”

Stewart shook his hand politely, responding, “Ah, Mr. Hawkins, nice to meet you.”

Henley glanced at Vesta before continuing, “Charlene can get a bit intense sometimes, and there seems to be some miscommunication between her and Vesta. As a dad, I’ve always wished they could get along, but Charlene isn’t having it.”

had an aha moment.

met someone promising like you. I heard she’s started working

had he not been so well–informed about

Mr.

pleasantries. What help could Charlene’s resume offer to someone like Stewart? At best, she might handle some menial tasks.

Henley kept these thoughts to himself. Vesta didn’t chime in either.

Vesta didn’t have to worry about exploring CUAP further, connecting with someone as well–off and influential as Stewart was never a bad move. They might even collaborate closely

appreciate your interest. You’re exceptional. It would be a blessing to have you at PrimeStar, but Charlene is a

anymore. She didn’t want to be on bad terms with Stewart. After all,

whether his change in

“I understand and won’t press the issue, Mr. Ferguson.