Divorce Time

Chapter 316

Kendal was genuinely upset. Ignoring Thorne, he turned to Charlene with a determined look. Let’s go, Charlene. How about we grab some dinner?”

Charlene set down her coffee mug, smiled, and stood up. “Sure.”

Without sparing Thorne another glance, Kendal and Charlene headed out the door together.

Thorne remained seated on the couch, sipping his coffee with an air of nonchalance. He neither followed them nor tried to stop them from leaving.

Vesta watched as Charlene and Kendal walked away, uncertainty in her eyes. “What just happened?”

Thorne calmly reassured her, “Don’t worry about it, give it some time.”

In other words, he believed that with time, Kendal would come to terms with everything and eventually accept

her?

Charlene and Thorne’s marriage had been a rocky road, something Kendal had witnessed first–hand over the past few years.

From the very beginning, Thorne had never been particularly fond of Charlene.

And now, he had someone else he was interested in.

well with people like Irma

been the type who couldn’t be swayed by anyone, regardless of their age or

disapproved of Thorne’s relationship with Vesta, they couldn’t really change his mind, nor

up. As he thought about it, Kendal gave Charlene’s hand a comforting pat. “The last

understood that he was expressing his concern for her. With a soft smile, she reassured him, “Tve moved on, Kendal. I have a new life now, and I’m doing well.

smile, relieved. “That’s good to hear.”

The Underwood Mansion, only to find that Thorne and Vesta

mansion without informing Jasmine, as Charlene

Charlene let the call go

the Ross family home for dinner, she noticed an invitation card on the

an invitation to Irma’s seventy–fifth birthday celebration.

time

warned that Irma shouldn’t throw big birthday parties over the past

her birthdays low–key with just immediate family for the

had already talked about organizing

time left before the big day, they were already sending

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finalizing the details.

the invitation in Charlene’s hand. “They just had it