Divorce Time

Chapter 215

Your

Your turn or mine?” Thorne asked again.

Charlene glanced at Jasmine. “Let Minnie decide.”

“Dad, definitely,” Jasmine said confidently. “Mom’s not really into basketball, but Dad’s really good at it.”

Charlene could play basketball, but she kept that to herself.

Since Jasmine had made up her mind, Charlene said, “Alright, your turn, Thorne.”

“Sure thing,” Thorne replied with a nod.

As the sun climbed higher and the temperature rose, Thorne shrugged off his long black coat and handed it to Charlene. “Mind holding this for me?”

Charlene took it with a silent sigh and laid it down on the grass beside her.

raised an eyebrow but

when you’re filming, try to keep up with

Charlene replied, rolling her eyes

simple rule: parents start by pulling a hoop with a rope while dribbling a basketball inside the hoop, and once they reach the turnaround point, the kids take over pulling the hoop, and the parents continue dribbling. The ball has to stay within the hoop’s boundary the whole time.

much interest. Maybe she was too young, or perhaps she had forgotten those outings. Now, whether it was school teaching or Thorne’s influence, Jasmine was

easily kept up with Jasmine’s dribbling as he pulled the hoop backward, and they glided through the first round. The return trip was even smoother.

good at basketball. He spun the ball between his hands with ease. As he rolled up his sleeves, gracefully keeping in step

playing on the school court flooded back to her mind. A few months ago, she could recall his face and stature so vividly. Now, looking at this taller, more mature, and undeniably

undisputed champions of that round.

over the moon, jumping up and down with

and lifted her into his

Jasmine was probably the

Vesta had been the one to join them today for the parent–child activity instead

came over to chat with Thorne.

hands and engaged in conversation.