Divorce Time

Chapter 231

After a while, Campbell waved goodbye to everyone and slipped into his private quarters down the hallway.

Following him were Charlene, Stewart, Thorne, Granger, the Hawkins family, and the Spencer family. With so many people heading inside, the presence of the Hawkins and Spencer families didn’t seem out of place at all. Once everyone was inside, they settled into the garden and along the long patio. The servants came around with coffee and a variety of pastries. Campbell and Helena found themselves deep in conversation, clearly enjoying each other’s company a great deal.

In addition to Helena, Campbell had two other friends who were quite adept at painting. As their conversation took a lively turn, the three of them decided to create a painting on the spot and invited Helena to join in.

Campbell then turned to York, “York, could you fetch the art supplies from my study?”

“Sure thing,” York replied.

After they finished their artwork, Campbell was full of praise for Helena’s piece. The conversation naturally drifted to art and painting.

to interrupt and instead enjoyed their coffee and treats on the patio. They sat at a considerable distance from the Hawkins and Spencer families, so much so that they didn’t even exchange glances. To anyone not in the know, it seemed as if they were complete

Dalton. As peers within the same social circle, their

and Stewart sitting separately, York leaned over to Dalton and whispered, “So, have Stewart and your group not made peace yet?”

so it seemed odd that the atmosphere was still

pondering for a moment before saying, “I think there’s still some

have something to

gracious host, chatted briefly with Thorne and his group before moving over to Stewart and Charlene. “We have more guests than expected today.

Mr. Watson.

support his friend. Noticing Campbell was engaged, he asked York to bring out the chessboard and tea set, hoping

himself from Charlene and Stewart to attend to

a handful of chess pieces, and looked over at his friend Lance. With a playful grin, Lance remarked, “I never win