Divorce Time

Chapter 284

Three days after The Harden Group’s gala, PrimeStar hosted their own soirée.

Granger showed up pretty early that evening.

Without the likes of Vesta, Thorne, or Dalton around, the PrimeStar event went off without a hitch.

The party was bustling with guests.

Charlene and Stewart were quite occupied, not having much time to pay special attention to Granger.

It wasn’t until halfway through the event that they spotted Granger deeply engaged in conversation with Vernon. That’s when it hit them: he hadn’t left early after all. This was particularly notable because the Hawkins family’s gala was also taking place that same night.

They assumed Granger had come early intending to leave midway to attend the Hawkins family event.

But surprisingly, he stuck around.

Stewart, visibly pleased, couldn’t help but remark, “Now that’s what I call valuing a partnership with PrimeStar. Look at Granger as an example. As for Dalton… well, he’s not even worth mentioning.”

Charlene was a bit taken aback as well.

Granger showing such respect meant Charlene and Stewart couldn’t just let him be.

service has been less than perfect with so

to Charlene, though it

with Stewart and Charlene, taking a sip of his wine before replying, “We’re all friends here, no need

working relationship they had developed, Stewart never

figured Granger’s words were just polite small talk, nothing

ability to put personal grievances aside for the sake

though Granger was conversing with Stewart, his focus was

a big night for

ended up

were flushed and her eyes sparkled, giving her a softer, almost endearing appearance that differed

tightened as he averted his gaze.

wasn’t drunk, just

cold, he noticed her slender legs peeking out from beneath her

nodded, “Alright, take

at her, as if wanting to say something more, but he paused and decided against it, turning to leave

all the important guests had departed, Charlene finally got

hadn’t actually left

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waited to see her safely drive away in Vernon’s car before telling his own driver, “Alright, let’s go.”