Unknown Divorce Revelation Beyond Time (Charlene and Thorne) novel Chapter 552

Moran Albright nodded. “Didn’t expect this dump to be so crowded.”

Charlene recognized Moran’s voice right away.

Realizing it was him, she didn’t bother to look up.

Connie and Stewart couldn’t quite place the voice, but the moment someone called out, “Mr. Albright,” they immediately thought of Moran.

They glanced over, and sure enough, it was him. Connie nudged Charlene with her elbow and whispered in her ear, “It’s Moran.”

Before Charlene could respond, Connie couldn’t help but add, “If he’s here, does that mean Thorne and that harpy are coming too?”

Whether they showed up or not, Charlene honestly didn’t care.

Just then, Moran spotted them and locked eyes with Stewart.

Moran knew both York and Gaylord. He was aware that Gaylord worked at PrimeStar Technologies.

As for York…

Watching York chat with Stewart while helping Charlene and Stewart pitch the tent, Moran felt a flicker of surprise. Since when did York get so chummy with them?

York noticed Moran as well.

Even though they weren’t close, everyone moved in the same social circles. Since they’d run into each other, it was only polite to exchange greetings.

York nodded at him. “Mr. Albright.”

“Mr. Watson.” Moran returned the nod. “Taking a little break from work?”

“Yeah,” York replied.

After a bit of small talk with York, Moran greeted Stewart. “Mr. Ferguson.”

Stewart’s response was cool, bordering on frosty. “So it is you, Mr. Albright. What a coincidence.”

Moran smiled thinly. “Quite the coincidence.”

As they spoke, Moran’s gaze drifted to Charlene.

Moran sighed inwardly. Since no one replied, he spilled it himself: Stewart and Charlene. They’re out here camping, too.

This time, someone finally answered.

Thorne: Okay.

Granger, though, didn’t appear.

Moran couldn’t help himself: Gotta say, those two are really close.

Thorne again: Okay.

Moran: ...

Seeing no further replies, Moran made a face and tagged Granger again: Where’d you go?

This time, Granger responded: What’s up?

Moran: Seriously, how long has it been since you showed up in here? You’ve skipped the last few get-togethers—maybe you should just leave the group already.