Divorce Time

Chapter 384

The next morning, Thorne Henderson, Jasmine Henderson, and Vesta Hawkins arrived early at the sports arena where Jasmine’s competition was set to take place.

Shortly after, Granger Harden and Daisy joined them. Jasmine waved when she spotted them. “Granger, Daisy, glad you could make it!”

Daisy approached Jasmine with a reassuring smile and shook her hand. “Ready for the big game, Minnie? You nervous at all?”

Jasmine was calm and collected, shaking her head. “Nah, not really.”

Granger had other pressing matters to attend to. He was only there to drop Daisy off.

Thorne, noticing Granger’s urgency, said, “Don’t worry, I’ll look after Daisy. You go take care of your business.”

Granger nodded. “Thanks, I’ll catch up with you all for lunch.”

“Sounds good.”

Their friendship seemed as solid as ever, but Vesta couldn’t help but wonder…

If Thorne knew about Granger’s feelings for Charlene Ross, would they still

close?

gave her a slight nod, but didn’t speak. He turned and left, leaving Vesta with a wry smile. Ever since Granger took a liking to Charlene,

received a call from Stewart Ferguson. “Hey, my folks and I are heading out for lunch.

in quite some time so she agreed. As lunchtime approached, she drove over to the restaurant.

arrived, Stewart and his parents were just getting there too. Darleen greeted her warmly, holding Charlene’s hand. “It’s been too long, Charlene.

and his parents. He seemed surprised, but Charlene’s smile faded slightly and she quickly looked

and Darleen, Moran went inside the restaurant. Once inside, he

quickly.

voice was teasing. “Guess who

unimpressed, asked back, “Who

Mr. Ferguson, and Darleen. It looked like a family meeting. Darleen was holding Charlene’s hand like she was already part of the family. I’m telling you, it seems

was nonchalant. “Oh, is

“Has Minnie finished her event yet? How’d she do?”

did well this morning.”

his gossip wasn’t hitting the mark with Thorne. Still itching to share, he decided to message Vesta and Granger in

arrived at their