Divorce Time

Chapter 340

That morning, Charlene hadn’t been at her desk for long when she received the official acceptance notification from the Al Journal.

A little while later, Stewart came over to discuss work. When he found out her paper had been accepted, he wasn’t surprised.

With Kenton’s endorsement, it was almost guaranteed. If Kenton believed it was solid, Charlene’s paper was sure to make it through.

After they wrapped up their conversation, Charlene checked the time. “Want to grab lunch together?” she suggested.

Stewart rubbed his forehead, a bit of weariness in his voice. “Got plans.”

Charlene looked up, curious. “What’s up?”

Stewart pursed his lips, a bit exasperated. “…It’s a blind date. Arranged by my granddad.”

Charlene chuckled at that. “You’re 28 and this is your first blind date? You’ve had a good run.”

Stewart just shrugged, not saying much.

Truth be told, his family wasn’t really pushing him to get married. But since the girl was the granddaughter of his grandfather’s old friend, he found it hard to say no.

Charlene nodded. “Go on then. I’ll just hit the cafeteria myself.”

“Alright,” Stewart agreed.

an hour later, Stewart arrived at the restaurant–a cozy little

long when his

strolled in with his own date. He immediately noticed Stewart sitting not too far away, though

an eyebrow and led his date to

Moran was close enough to catch snippets of the conversation. It was

wandering and was about to speak when he held a finger to his lips,

discreetly snapped a picture of Stewart and his date,

“Hint: this is a

of a new message. He opened it, glanced at the picture, and immediately guessed that Stewart was on a

didn’t respond. Maybe he just didn’t

also remained

Moran nudged the group again: “??? Where is everyone? It’s lunchtime. Aren’t

around?”

word from

Vesta chimed

“Saw it.”

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perked up and messaged back: “Smart as

the moment she saw the photo. She

“Bingo!” Moran confirmed.