Divorce Time

Chapter 365

Around noon, Charlene found a moment to talk to Stewart. She said, “We need to shift the focus of this conflict

a bit.”

Stewart paused for a moment, then quickly caught on to what she was suggesting. He chuckled, “Got it, I know just what to do.”

Not long after, Stewart received a call from Vesta.

He answered casually.

Vesta started, “I was wondering if Mr. Ferguson is aware of what happened this morning?”

Stewart replied with a smile, “Are you referring to the incident where your family ignored the facts and accused my company of incompetence, claiming that we haven’t been diligent in fulfilling our contractual obligations?”

Vesta apologized, “I’m sorry, Mr. Ferguson. It was my cousin’s mistake, and I-*

I heard that after learning the details, Mr. Hawkins accused my employees of overreacting when they defended our company. Is that true? Mr. Hawkins, how do you intend to address

it was indeed our fault. I assure you, I’ll make sure my cousin doesn’t let something like this happen again—”

listened but then chuckled, “Mr. Hawkins, you must be

our company, it suggests that he also thinks our company is incompetent and

and infringed on our reputation. In a partnership, basic respect for the facts is essential, and if that’s lacking, I can’t

Vesta’s expression shifted.

this as a minor issue, assuming that even if Stewart decided

anticipated Stewart would bypass Leah and bring

“Mr.

provide me with a satisfactory response soon.” With that, Stewart ended the call, not giving her a

called Charlene. “It’s done, and I’ve

saying, “Thanks for the effort.”

resolve the issue quickly by

mistake and apologized, it would indirectly confirm her disregard for the facts and

the recording gave Charlene and Stewart more leverage