Divorce Time

Chapter 386

After finalizing the decision to terminate the contract, Vesta picked up the phone to inform Thorne.

“At the auction, I slipped up while chatting with Darleen, and she caught me off guard. Stewart’s lack of interest in collaborating with Neural Nexus Tech is blatantly obvious. Even if we went to court and won, I can’t guarantee they wouldn’t cause trouble later. Since they’re not keen on working with us, I think it’s best to part ways now and find a new partner.”

Thorne didn’t bother asking what Vesta had said that Darleen used against her.

Instead, he simply replied, “If you’ve made up your mind, then go ahead and terminate the contract. Do you need help with the termination fees?”

Truth be told, Vesta was tempted by Thorne’s offer. Ever since her family moved to Starfall City, Thorne had done so much for her and her family. However, she knew that relying on him for every little thing could become tiresome, no matter how captivating she might be. She understood this was not a sustainable approach.

So, she answered, “No need. I can handle it myself.”

“Alright,” Thorne continued, “Do you want me to help you find a new partner after you end things with PrimeStar Technologies?”

Having been upset with the whole Charlene and Stewart ordeal recently, Vesta felt a wave of warmth and sweetness wash over her at Thorne’s offer, and her tone softened involuntarily.

thank you, Thorne.”

details to their lawyers. When Vesta received

prominent in the Al field as

frowned as well.

Charlene and Stewart were being unreasonable. Before her

Now, though…

unmanageable. After all, Thorne casually gifted Vesta jewelry worth millions and birthday presents for Katie Hawkins worth tens

Nexus Tech, which Thorne

families with countless

to these, $30 million wasn’t that significant.

thoughts, as did

Katie and Georgina Spencer found the amount daunting.

a hefty sum,” Henley Hawkins commented, frowning.

had given their families many valuable items, he had never handed over cash directly.

“Let’s pool our resources

couldn’t help but say, “Maybe we