Divorce Time

Chapter 266

Because given their current situation, it was a bit much for him to say that, especially since she wasn’t officially divorced yet.

After Charlene saw Granger out, she quickly made her way back upstairs.

Granger watched her disappear up the stairs and only after a long moment did he turn back to Lanny, his company’s core tech wizard. “I need a favor.”

Lanny looked up, “Shoot.”

“I have a friend who’s keen on diving deep into natural language processing. They’re in need of a top–notch mentor…”

Given their friendship, Lanny was naturally inclined to help. However, he hesitated for a moment, “While I do have some expertise in that area, honestly, I think Mr. Ferguson from PrimeStar or Ms. Ross, who we’ve been discussing collaborations with, might be even better suited for the job.”

Granger was surprised by Lanny’s suggestion. His own background was in finance, not Al, but he knew Lanny was highly regarded in the field of natural language processing. If Thorne himself had bypassed experts from Neural Nexus Tech and The Henderson Group to seek out Lanny, that said a lot.

Lanny often praised Charlene whenever they interacted, but Granger hadn’t realized she was held in such high

esteem.

Charlene’s praises to everyone. Even though Granger acknowledged Charlene’s capabilities after working with

Perhaps not.

“Mr. Harden?”

reality. “Mr. Ferguson and Ms. Ross have some personal issues with my friend. It wouldn’t be appropriate.”

nodded, dropping

the private dining room, Vesta was already there. She greeted Lanny warmly, engaging

keeping to

Lanny, Vesta turned to Granger, smiling, and asked, “Bored?”

“Not at all. You

discussion with Lanny. She was genuinely eager to learn, diving deep into the topic with a thirst for knowledge that Lanny was happy to accommodate. He helped her map out a learning strategy and provided insights into

engaging, though it only scratched the surface. Vesta was aiming

if he could spare some time to teach her. Out of regard for Granger, Lanny

thanked him

departed, Vesta turned to Granger, who had been rather quiet. “Thanks for

and I go way back. It’s no big deal.”