It was obvious Gaylord had come looking for Charlene. Thorne paused mid-step as he was leaving, shot Gaylord a glance, but said nothing—just turned and walked out.
Gaylord watched Thorne’s retreating figure, then looked back at Charlene, who stood in the doorway wearing pajamas, her hair still damp from a recent shower. A frown creased his brow as he put the pieces together.
Clearly, Thorne had come for Charlene as well.
But as far as Gaylord knew, there was no connection between Thorne and Charlene. Even if there was business to discuss, it should have been handled by The Henderson Group’s Mr. Windsor meeting with Stewart. Why would Thorne himself need to see Charlene at this hour?
Charlene noticed the look Gaylord was giving her—the same look he’d given Thorne—and could mostly guess what he was thinking. But she didn’t comment on it. Instead, she asked, “It’s late. Did you need something?”
Snapping out of his thoughts, Gaylord replied, “I had some ideas I wanted to go over with you.”
He was, of course, referring to work.
Charlene nodded. “Come in.”
Her suite was spacious, with a comfortable sitting area and a desk set up for work.
Gaylord took a seat on the sofa. He hesitated, then couldn’t help himself and asked, “Why was Mr. Henderson here so late?” Worried she might misunderstand, he quickly added, “I don’t mean anything by it—I’m just surprised, that’s all.”
When he’d walked in on her and Thorne earlier, neither had looked remotely flustered or guilty.
That alone told him there was nothing between them.
Still, he couldn’t quite figure out why Thorne would come see Charlene alone.
Charlene opened her laptop and, with no change of expression, answered in an even tone, “He wanted to discuss something personal.”
Personal?
Charlene nodded. “Alright. Organize those notes from earlier, and I’ll be right back.”
“Sure,” Gaylord replied.
Charlene went to her bedroom to blow-dry her hair.
When she returned, her hair dry and neat, she and Gaylord had only just resumed their discussion when her phone chimed with a text.
She glanced at her screen. It was a message from Thorne: *Minnie says you haven’t replied to her.*
With Thorne’s reminder, Charlene suddenly remembered—she really had almost forgotten about Jasmine reaching out to her.
She texted back: *Got it.*

Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: Unknown Divorce Revelation Beyond Time (Charlene and Thorne)
Well cockroaches it seems you've reached your final destination at which your nasty colony will be destroyed! Way to go Stewart!!!...
Now ı want to know how Thorne will stay silent with her daughter there and people talking bad about her mother....
Oh god! It's getting super boring and dragging. Lost all the interest now. A warning to new readers, avoid reading this....
761 chapters and they still couldn't divorce...
Is the universe against the divorce now?...
It is now mind numbing excruciating and irritating in the Chinese version where Thorne is ambiguous and now openly again intimate with Vesta, she leans and mutters sweetly holding his arm! And her clan are viciously demeaning Charlene while Thorne is within hearing distance. There is no justice no reparations for Charlene. Utter disheartening this novel is now...
Thorne must have bashed his head somewhere....
Chapters 480 and on are repeat from previous chapters. What's up with that? Time to stop reading this novel....
Thanks for the update. Keep them coming please!...
Any hope for Vesta being brain-dead?...