Divorce Time

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Chapter 324

Just as Janetta was lost in thought, Thorne arrived.

After Thorne made his rounds greeting the Hawkins and Spencer families, Vesta introduced him to Janetta, saying, “This is my cousin Janetta.”

Thorne glanced at Janetta, flashed a polite smile, and greeted, “Hello.”

Janetta had only seen Thorne in Vesta’s social media posts before. Now that she met him in person, she could see why Vesta was drawn to him.

Sure, there had been plenty of charming suitors vying for Vesta’s attention, all accomplished in their own right. But compared to Thorne… Whether it was personal achievements, education, family background, or even looks and demeanor, Thorne outshone them all by a mile.

Many of Vesta’s previous admirers were truly impressive, but now Janetta realized what it meant to meet someone truly exceptional.

And she had to admit, Thorne and Vesta looked perfect together.

However, recalling the rumors about Thorne and Charlene, Janetta lowered her gaze and muttered softly, “H–hi.” After Thorne finished his greetings with the Hawkins and Spencer families, he settled onto the couch.

The word had spread since last year–Vesta’s Starfall boyfriend had effortlessly ushered the Hawkins family into the elite social circle of Starfall. It was the talk among the upper echelons of Y City, where the Hawkins family was well–connected.

from Y City had come to visit Katie Hawkins.

of a mid–tier family in Y City.

the Hawkins‘ new mansion and meeting Thorne in

casually mentioned, “They’re friends of the

nodded and responded warmly, shaking hands with each guest as they

they moved to the dining room for

completion of her master’s degree.

had brought her to Starfall to find a job and hoped Vesta could

there.

courteous to everyone from

to be in a

also didn’t want to bother

to-”

her with a smile, “It’s no trouble.” He paused, looked at her, and asked, “Janetta, right? Do you have any particular aspirations regarding your career?”

taken aback by how seriously Thorne seemed

for Vesta, extending

of all the attention Vesta received, had transferred a significant portion of his

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