He pressed on, turning to Charlene. "What about you? You see him all the time for work. Have you heard anything?"
"No," Charlene said, shaking her head. While it was true they met frequently, their conversations were strictly business, with almost no personal interaction.
"That's strange…" Stewart murmured. He couldn't figure it out, but his thoughts were cut short as another guest approached to chat with them.
From a distance, Leah watched Charlene being showered with compliments and seethed. "I thought we were going to lock her and Stewart down for good," she hissed under her breath to Rhoda. "When are we going to make our move?"
"Your grandmother said the timing and the place are wrong tonight," Rhoda replied. "We have to wait for the next opportunity." Truth be told, Rhoda was just as impatient, but she knew that a plan like this required absolute precision. They had to be patient, ensuring everything was done perfectly and without leaving a single trace.
…
Charlene's work continued to progress smoothly. She and Thorne met twice more in the following days, but their interactions remained confined to business matters.
After observing their professional dynamic a few times, Gaylord had nearly forgotten the personal animosity between them. Like Thorne and Charlene, his own conversations with them were purely work-related; in all their meetings, not a single private word was exchanged.
Before she knew it, International Women's Day had arrived.
Charlene had been so immersed in work that she slept in. When she finally came downstairs, her aunt Maisie greeted her with a warm smile. "Charlene, you're awake! Someone sent you these for the Women's Day celebration. I put them on the coffee table for you. Go have a look."
Charlene paused. She had assumed it would be a single bouquet, but when she entered the living room, she saw three.
Charlene accepted the flowers from her daughter. "Thank you, Minnie."
Minnie then turned to her father. "Daddy got you a present, too!"
As if on cue, Thorne stepped forward and handed Charlene a gift-wrapped box. "For you. Happy Women's Day."
"...Thank you," Charlene said, accepting it reluctantly. With Minnie watching, she had little choice.
Just then, Minnie's eyes fell on the coffee table. "Wow, so many flowers… Mommy, did other people send you these?"

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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?...