Divorce Time

Chapter 293

It was nearing noon.

Going back home to cook was out of the question–none of them were really in the mood for it.

Honestly, lunch wasn’t exactly on anyone’s mind, but skipping a meal wasn’t an option either.

Charlene suggested, “Let’s just eat out.”

Helena nodded, “Sure, Charlene, you decide.”

They pulled up to the restaurant, parked the car, and as Charlene and Vernon stepped out, they immediately spotted the Hawkins and the Spencers. They were there for lunch too.

Just as they arrived, someone recognized Vesta and Henley and enthusiastically approached them, trying to invite them over for a meal together.

The Hawkins and Spencer families soon noticed Charlene and her group as well.

Georgina sneered as she looked over.

Maureen just glanced briefly before looking away. Vesta did the same, acting as if the Rosses was invisible, not giving them a second thought.

At that moment, the restaurant manager hurried out and approached Vesta, saying, “Ms. Hawkins, Mr. Henderson’s usual private room is ready for you. Please, right this way.”

Vesta nodded and didn’t spare Charlene another glance. She turned to the eager Mr. Edgar and said, “Sorry, Mr. Edgar, but today is a family gathering. We’ll have to take a rain check on that meal.”

Edgar quickly replied, “Of course, Ms. Hawkins, I

Edgar further, Vesta followed the manager

expected to run

gave her hand a reassuring pat

Charlene sighed, “Alright.”

a staff member approached them and said, “Sorry, folks, but all our private rooms have been reserved. We don’t have any available spots right

been to this

was almost unheard of for them to be

So…

was likely the Hawkins and

lips together

and Helena seemed to come to the

called her. Charlene turned to see York approaching.

greeted him, “Mr. Watson.”

the anxious staff member before turning to Charlene and asking, “What’s the problem? Why

“The staff said all their rooms

restaurant interior, “Oh? Is that so?”

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recognized York immediately.

considering the Watson family, including Hickey,

on Charlene’s behalf, the restaurant manager panicked and hurried over to Charlene, saying, “We’ve just