The Albright family was one of the most prominent names in Starfall, so it was hardly surprising to Charlene that Moran had received an invitation. She greeted them with effortless poise as they entered. “Mr. Harden, Mr. Albright, welcome.”
Though Moran occasionally crossed paths with Charlene at social events, it had actually been a long while since they’d exchanged even the most basic of pleasantries.
Granger, on the other hand, barely acknowledged her. When he noticed Charlene’s polite but distant demeanor, he couldn’t help but arch an eyebrow. She was moving through the room with the grace and assurance of a true hostess, greeting guests with practiced ease, which made his brow arch even higher.
It had been some time since Granger had last seen Charlene as well.
He was just about to speak when his eyes landed on Thorne and Vesta across the ballroom.
Moran noticed them too. His eyes widened in surprise. “Thorne and Vesta are here already?”
Granger felt a flicker of surprise himself. He glanced over, about to look away, when Thorne and Vesta spotted them as well.
Thorne offered them a friendly smile. Vesta had been smiling too, but as soon as she met Granger’s gaze, her expression cooled a few degrees.
Moran waved to them, about to pull Granger along, but Granger stayed put and motioned for him to wait. Turning to Charlene, he said, “I’ve been following the news about PrimeStar lately. Congratulations on everything.”
In just six months, PrimeStar had achieved remarkable success—Charlene and Stewart had pulled off something truly impressive.
Charlene’s smile was genuine. “Thank you.”
Moran had heard about PrimeStar’s latest financial results as well. Hearing Granger offer his congratulations, he thought nothing of it; after all, Charlene was one of the company’s key figures, and it was only natural for Granger to acknowledge that.
Thorne nodded. “Yeah. Why?”
“No reason.” Moran glanced toward Charlene, watching her expertly play the hostess while other PrimeStar guests treated her as if she were the company’s co-owner. He turned back to Thorne and murmured, “She really looks the part tonight—like she’s already stepped into the role of PrimeStar’s leading lady. Are you sure she doesn’t plan to marry Stewart once the divorce goes through?”
Thorne just gave a small, unreadable smile. “I wouldn’t know. If you’re that curious, why don’t you ask her yourself?”
Moran went silent. He and Charlene barely spoke—how could he just ask her something like that?
Still…
An idea seemed to occur to him. He turned to Granger. “Granger, you get along with both her and Stewart these days. Have you heard anything?”

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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?...