Charlene hadn’t expected him to take her hand so suddenly. The gesture caught her off guard, and for a moment, she was genuinely surprised.
But she didn’t dwell on it. She simply pulled her hand free and said, her tone cool, “I can walk on my own.”
With that, she didn’t spare him another glance and strode ahead toward the couch.
Thorne, unfazed by her chilly response, just chuckled softly and followed. When Charlene sat down, he chose to sit right beside her.
The couch wrapped around the coffee table, spacious enough for several people, so Charlene couldn’t help but pause when she realized Thorne had settled next to her instead of anywhere else. Still, she didn’t comment. She sipped her tea and looked up at Jasmine, who was testing out the instruments across the room.
Thorne picked up his own cup, took a sip, and set it down. He glanced at Charlene, about to say something, when her phone chimed with a text.
She glanced at the screen. It was a message from Gaylord.
First, he’d sent her a video, then followed up with a text: *“The experts say this is a once-in-thirty-years meteor shower. Apparently, a lot of people are planning to camp out and watch it tomorrow night. My friends and I are thinking of joining too. Not sure if you and Mr. Ferguson are interested?”*
Charlene realized it had been ages since she’d gone out with family or friends—not that seeing the actual meteor shower mattered all that much to her. The idea of getting together and enjoying the lively atmosphere sounded pretty nice.
She was about to reply when she noticed Thorne glancing over at her phone.
She stopped and turned slightly to look at him.
Thorne met her gaze, completely unbothered, and smiled faintly before looking away. He topped off her tea as if nothing had happened.
Charlene said nothing, but shifted slightly, putting a bit more space between them before she finally replied to Gaylord: *“Sounds fun, I’m interested.”*
Just as she sent the message, Gaylord replied again, and Charlene was about to text back when another notification popped up.
This time, it wasn’t from Gaylord, but from York Watson.
Thorne didn’t seem to mind.
Meanwhile, Jasmine, who’d never played drums before, quickly decided on the set she wanted after trying a few out. Thorne paid for it right away, swiping his card without hesitation.
With the purchase finished, Charlene was ready to head home.
Jasmine actually wanted Charlene to ride back with them, but Charlene turned her down, saying she already had plans for tomorrow.
So Jasmine left with Thorne, while Charlene drove herself home.
She’d only been on the road a few minutes when she heard a phone vibrating in the back seat.
Since Thorne and Jasmine had both ridden with her earlier to pick up the drum set, it was obvious—the phone in the back couldn’t belong to anyone but Thorne or Jasmine.

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?...