Divorce Time

Chapter 164

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For Charlene, she might as well have been invisible.

It was clear that she wasn’t on the list of people receiving apologies.

Dalton’s focus wasn’t on Charlene, so naturally, he missed these subtleties, saying, “It’s only a few minutes, no

worries.”

“Mr. Ramirez is quite magnanimous.” Stewart stood up, his tone icy, “Since you’re here, let’s not waste any more of our time, shall we?”

Thorne, ever the diplomat, politely responded, “Our apologies, Mr. Ferguson.”

Stewart huffed, pulling Charlene along as they were the first to leave the conference room.

Thorne caught the cozy gesture between Stewart and Charlene but quickly averted his gaze, evidently unbothered.

Granger, however, lingered a bit longer on the two.

In the crowd, Thorne and Vesta were unmistakably the center of attention.

Upon reaching the test track, a staff member respectfully reported, “Mr. Henderson, Ms. Hawkins, everything is ready for you.”

clearly positioned Vesta as a leading figure.

get started,” Thorne said.

“Right away.”

driving conditions were clearly visible on

a successful test round by the driver, the staff asked Thorne and Vesta if they’d like

be enjoying their conversation. When their eyes met,

her gaze steady, her expression unreadable. Stewart, on the other

to

her off, “Go ahead, I’m not

taken aback.

Stewart and Charlene, “Mr. Ferguson, Ms. Ross, would you like

than many of the staff at Neural Nexus Tech. They were tempted, but at this point, they were too annoyed to

snorted, “No, thanks.”

chuckled and whispered something about the engine specs in his ear, “Are you sure you don’t want

asked, “How

nose, “Caught a glimpse of the data they were reviewing earlier.”

memory certainly has its

that

ง

“Sure.”

they took their turn with the car.

hour later, Thorne suggested, “It’s been a long