Divorce Time

Chapter 154

But she didn’t look up, continuing her conversation with the tech team from Neural Nexus Tech.

Edwin chuckled, “Do you know Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Ramirez, Mr. Scott?”

Stewart replied, “Yeah.”

After all, they were all part of the Starfall elite, the second and third generations deeply embedded in a network of privilege. It was only natural that they would be familiar with each other.

However, Stewart had taken a different path from them; they were acquainted, certainly, but not close.

Dalton and the others exchanged brief greetings with Stewart before moving aside with Edwin to discuss work matters.

Vesta, however, stayed by Stewart’s side.

She had noticed Charlene too.

But with a mere glance, she dismissively turned her attention back to Stewart, “Did Mr. Ferguson just arrive?”

Stewart, competent in his own right and a student under Kenton, noticed Vesta’s persistent effort to bond despite sensing a hint of bias from Charlene towards her, which had always kept their interactions cool. But Vesta was undeterred, knowing well that their paths would cross more often once she became Kenton’s student too.

a bit,” Stewart replied, jotting down notes without much care, “Ms. Hawkins seems like she’s been here for a while.”

Neural Nexus Tech this morning but got caught up. I went upstairs to grab a drink and take

course, meant visiting

cooling, “Oh, is that so? Mr. Henderson isn’t here with Neural Nexus Tech today?”

The Henderson Group.”

around, she had free access to his

keep no

response, turning to approach Charlene to discuss a

glanced over, nodded in understanding, and turned back

problem with a part of the project? Can you

“Ms. Hawkins, I’m in the middle of work. It’s

was about to respond, Charlene approached Stewart with a set of data.

gaze turned icy at

exchange glances, but after speaking with Stewart, she found herself caught in Vesta’s icy stare.

process and returned to the conference room

the others were fine–tuning some contract details and noticed her return, asking,

unaware of Vesta