Divorce Time

08.5A

Chapter 115

Downstairs.

Jasmine dashed over to Thorne and said, “Dad, mom’s already started eating, she won’t be coming down.”

Moran raised an eyebrow and thought, “she’s quite considerate.”

Granger looked down, silent.

Vesta, however, couldn’t help but smile subtly.

She knew it. Charlene wouldn’t dare to come down. After all, not a single person here truly welcomed her.

Even if she came down, she’d just end up being mocked and left out.

So, why bother? Better to stay upstairs and be a shrinking violet.

Hearing this, Thorne replied, “Alright, I got it.” Then, without insisting further, he told the others, “Let’s not wait any longer, let’s eat.”

At those words, Vesta’s smile deepened, gracefully taking a seat next to Thorne.

Upstairs.

meal, Charlene continued with

then, Stewart had

up with even more ideas and after sharing them with Stewart, he jumped up, exclaiming, “Damn, damn, damn! That’s genius! Your insights are incredible, Charlene. You’re really a genius in this field! I

Charlene to respond, he lamented, “Seven years! A whole seven years. If you hadn’t gone off to get married, our company could’ve been world–famous

from his shouting, moved the phone

that in such a happy moment,

cleared his throat and got

more than just the two of

from the company,

were genuinely interested in learning. After hearing Stewart out, they realized the gap in

explanation soon had them excited, and

it’s actually best to head back to the office and talk things out face to

inspiration hits, you can’t just stop; otherwise, the ideas might be lost by the time

they decided to start with a video discussion.

found a moment to ask, “Are you alone

don’t know, probably eating,” Charlene replied indifferently.

of them,

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Moran, they’re all

you alone in