Divorce Time

Chapter 91

During their marriage, Thorne had never held her like this while sleeping, and a good morning kiss? That was completely unheard of. Charlene was convinced Thorne must have thought she was Vesta.

With pursed lips and slowly reddening eyes, Charlene watched Thorne, who remained asleep. She swallowed the bitterness rising in her throat, took a deep breath, and carefully distanced herself, extracting herself from his embrace.

Their bodies were so close that even the slightest movement from her would disturb him.

Sure enough, as soon as she removed his hand from her waist and sat up, intending to pull her legs away, Thorne woke up. Their eyes met.

Coming to his senses and realizing the mix–up, Thorne hesitated before unwrapping his legs.

Charlene withdrew hers, turned away without another glance, and slid into her slippers before heading to the Bathroom. When she finished and came out, Thorne was nowhere to be seen in the room.

When she stepped out, she saw him at the end of the hallway, still in his pajamas, absorbed in a phone call. Charlene gave him just a quick glance before heading downstairs.

Irma was already up. Shortly after, Jasmine descended the stairs as well.

Irma beamed, “Now that everyone’s awake, let’s have breakfast.”

Jasmine cheered, “Sure!”

Thorne came down and

the morning’s incident, Charlene shifted slightly,

eyes, “Dad, do you

coffee, nearly choked upon hearing this.

Thorne remained silent.

turned even redder with

Irma was delighted by the question. “Oh?

I woke up and went to Mom’s room, I found

escaped her as she

said

Thorne’s intended embrace was never

that moment. It was Helena.

“Hey,

that her aunt was back in town and had brought gifts, asking

come for dinner.

Charlene explained, “Minnie and I are at the Henderson

plans for them to accompany her to