Divorce Time

Chapter 350

Helena Ross was expecting some family from Portland to visit her in Starfall City.

That morning, Charlene had just wrapped up a meeting when Helena, the charming old lady, called, inviting her to join them for lunch.

Standing by the elevator, Charlene waited patiently. Just then, Livingston, the newly appointed general manager of PrimeStar, approached alongside Thorne, Coy, and their colleagues.

“Ms. Ross, Livingston greeted with a nod as he spotted her.

Charlene returned the nod, acknowledging him.

Livingston wasn’t certain if Thorne and Charlene knew each other. To his knowledge, even though Thorne had been to PrimeStar to discuss partnering, Charlene and Thorne had never met.

Seeing that Charlene didn’t acknowledge Thorne, Livingston assumed she didn’t know him and took it upon himself to introduce them. “Ms. Ross, this is Mr. Henderson from The Henderson Group.”

Then turning to Thorne, he added, “And this is Ms. Ross from our R&D department.”

Charlene didn’t look at Thorne but simply said, “I know.”

Thorne glanced at her, then told Livingston, “No need for introductions, we’re quite familiar with each other.”

between Thorne and Charlene.

He couldn’t

bewilderment, just gave a sheepish smile and

Thorne chuckled but didn’t

clear to him now–Charlene just wasn’t interested in engaging

similar to Stewart’s

wasn’t sure if there was some history or misunderstanding among Thorne, Charlene,

But…

player in the company’s current collaboration plans. Charlene and Stewart both seemed

was unsure if he should feel

the silence, Thorne’s phone rang. “You’ve arrived? I’ll be

stepped into the elevator, Livingston chuckled, “Ms. Hawkins picking you up for lunch again? You and Ms. Hawkins have a great

phone buzzed again, signaling it was important. Livingston decided not to interrupt further.

the ground floor, Charlene walked out without

standing by a car, waiting. Their eyes met.

and detached as she looked at

quickly looked away, heading towards her own car.

Thorne walking a short