Divorce Time

Chapter 119

Due to the angle and the height of the camera during the video conference, the only thing the colleagues could see was the silhouette of the person entering the room: a figure that was strikingly fit and moved with an elegance and composure that spoke volumes.

It was clear from just the demeanor that this was no ordinary individual.

Yet, the face remained unseen.

At first, folks around the office had speculated that there might be something more than professional between

Charlene and Stewart.

It was only later that they learned Charlene was already married, and not just that, but her kids were well past the toddler stage.

However, Charlene was quite private about her personal life.

As such, details about her husband were virtually unknown to her colleagues.

Given Charlene’s stunning appearance and the realization that her skills far exceeded everyone’s initial expectations–outshining even Stewart’s–it was no wonder everyone was curious about the man who had captured the heart of such a capable and beautiful woman.

Now, as Charlene’s husband finally made an appearance, she unexpectedly shifted the camera away.

Patton and the rest were about to crack a joke when Thorne beat them to it, “Still busy?”

glanced his way, “Yeah.”

grabbed a change of clothes from the

on the task at hand.

in their team couldn’t help but comment, “Your husband has such a

His voice was

could only

was indeed getting on, and while there was still a willingness to continue working, Stewart proposed wrapping up the

concluding matters

from his shower, saw the meeting was still

then, Jasmine

“Mommy-”

towards the door,

what she wanted to say, watching as Charlene moved to Thorne’s side before whispering, “Daddy, can I sleep

Thorne nodded, “Sure.”

her voice down, Jasmine threw

by this time, Charlene had officially ended her work and turned off the camera. She was about to Speak to Jasmine

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paused, her lips pressed tightly

also noticed

the two of them

expression, chose to stay, softly calling out, “Mommy…”