Divorce Time

Chapter 335

Charlene, Stewart, and Quincy from Neural Nexus Tech had this little group chat going on.

Today’s events were just too juicy to keep to himself, so Quincy couldn’t resist spilling the tea to his friends at the first opportunity.

Charlene and Stewart honestly didn’t care much about how many admirers Vesta Hawkins had or how crazy those admirers got over her.

In the afternoon, when Quincy mentioned, “Hey, Mr. Henderson’s daughter showed up at the office today to see Director Hawkins. Remember when Director Hawkins said she got along really well with Mr. Henderson’s daughter, and we all kind of doubted it? Well, seeing Mr. Henderson’s daughter around made us realize she genuinely likes her,” Charlene paused her furious typing.

It wasn’t that the news of Jasmine Henderson being close to Vesta bothered her.

It was just that she suddenly realized if the word got out about Vesta and Jasmine being chummy, her uncle and grandma might not be kept in the dark for long.

Sure, she knew this day would come eventually, but still-

Seeing the look on her face, Stewart could guess what was on her mind.

With a dismissive chuckle, he said, “The buzz about Jasmine is only spreading because Thorne Henderson has that kind of clout. But who is Vesta, really? At most, she’s like a sidekick to Thorne. Besides the folks at Neural Nexus Tech and her legion of admirers, who in the wider circle would care about how she’s getting along with Thorne’s daughter?”

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surprisingly calm

paused for a moment and said, “I think my uncle and grandma have already figured out about Jasmine cozying up

pretended not to know to spare

Stewart agreed.

thing they’re prepared. By not saying anything, they’re showing that in

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this made Charlene think about the progress of her divorce

given her, she thought it

times, and he kept saying it was nearly done, but…

up the divorce than she was, she felt at ease waiting for

notice.

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with her every week about the divorce status, and when Charlene brought it up,