Unknown Divorce Revelation Beyond Time

Monday morning, Charlene had just reached the lobby of her office building when

she nearly bumped into Gaylord, who was arriving for work as well.

Gaylord greeted her with a smile. "Morning."

"Morning," Charlene replied.

No sooner had she spoken than she spotted York across the lobby.

Seeing him, Charlene slowed her steps for a moment.

Gaylord noticed York too, and a frown creased his face.

York, seemingly unconcerned with Gaylord, walked directly toward Charlene. "I

got back early yesterday morning. It's been a while since we've seen each other,

so I wanted to stop by and say hello."

He really did just want to see her-nothing more.

Sensing her distance and not wanting to make things awkward or have her grow

annoyed with him, York added quickly, "You look busy. Don't mind me. I'll be on

my way in a minute."

Charlene had said everything there was to say to York. Now that he'd shown up

out of the blue, she honestly didn't know what to say anymore.

So when he gave her an out, she took it. She nodded briefly, then turned and

headed for the stairs.

Gaylord shot York a glance, then hurried to catch up with Charlene.

watched her retreating figure for a long moment before turning

back to his car.

of flowers.

were, he realized that if

probably start

a self-deprecating smile from

Gaylord pressed the elevator

him watching her in silence, Charlene looked up. "What's on your

Gaylord replied,

he couldn't help himself. "Does Mr. Watson ask

often?"

"No," Charlene said simply.

didn't get many days off, so even if he wanted

he rarely had

toward York

clear enough just now;

relieved. Still, he

worrying-if York

more persistent, would Charlene

eventually give in?

thought led him to remember

he knew, Granger liked Charlene too. But Granger

some time, and, like Gaylord, he'd

Why was that?

Had he given up?

glanced at Charlene, hesitated, and

just a little curious..."

"Hm?" Charlene prompted.

him, but

know if

York that

if there was

relationships or marriage