Divorce Time

Chapter 369

“He called just a few minutes ago.”

Stewart let out a sarcastic laugh, “Guess he got to you first.”

Vesta reaching out to Thorne for help, potentially stirring up trouble for the Ross family, was something they had anticipated for a while.

Thorne probably figured they’d use the Henderson Group’s tech collaboration with PrimeStar as leverage, so he tried contacting Charlene first, hoping to find a weak spot there.

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But Charlene didn’t give him the chance.

So, Thorne turned to him.

The reason Stewart was handling the talks with Thorne was straightforward: on paper, he was the head of PrimeStar, making him the more suitable spokesperson for these discussions.

Thinking about how Thorne tried to manipulate Charlene to help Vesta, assuming Charlene was an easy target, made Stewart both angry and worried for her. He asked, “You doing okay?”

she

“Yeah, all good.”

more before hanging up.

Nexus Tech was

of PrimeStar’s decision to

that evening, in

Stewart and that Stewart was firm on terminating the deal with no room for negotiation, Moran cursed under his breath and echoed Georgina Spencer’s sentiment, “Charlene

and played innocent afterward, so it’s clear she’s not all sunshine and daisies.”

he could say anything, Moran jumped

“Not at the moment.”

pulled out our shares from Neural Nexus Tech, maybe we

no longer shareholders, and thus had no authority to intervene in the mess between

and PrimeStar.

Moran. She noticed that Moran was the one doing all the talking and planning on her behalf, while Granger hadn’t said a word. He didn’t

Her lips tightened.

it seemed like the termination of the contract

Hawkins were promptly made aware of