Chapter 53

After leaving PrimeStar, Raleigh called Vesta.com right away. "Charlene got a job at PrimeStar? Vesta inquired. "Yeah. It seemed strange to Raleigh. "Didn't you know?" She was pushed out to create a way at PrimeStar because of Charlene, wasn't that right? "No idea." She believed she wasn't hired by Stewart to give Charlene an advantage. So, since joining PrimeStar, had Charlene left the Henderson Group? Raleigh hesitated. "What were those personal reasons you mentioned?" Vesta had no desire to elaborate. "Just some personal beef."

"But—" "What's going on?" He made a mistake. Raleigh couldn't help but wonder, "How capable is Charlene? His departure had nothing to do with Vesta." I've heard that she didn't even receive her PhD. She received more than simply her PhD. Her only degree is a bachelor's. She didn't attend graduate school. "Really?" "Yeah. " Vesta spoke in a cold tone. Charlene's departure from the Henderson Group was surprising. Vesta was even more shocked, though, by Charlene's lack of interest in continuing her education after leaving the Henderson Group. Instead, she used backdoor contacts to land a job at another company.

She lacked vision and ambition. "Vesta, what are your plans now?" inquired Raleigh. Vesta remarked, "I need to practice a lot because I have a big race coming up." Later, I'll consider work-related matters. "Oh, I see..." Raleigh was aware of Yesta's versatility. He occasionally questioned whether she could maintain her professional expertise given all of her pursuits. However, he was aware of Vesta's extraordinary qualities and thought she was on a different level. He reasoned that Vesta must have had a motive if she dared to do it. Thorne was browsing through some files at Henderson Group in the meantime, and without even looking up, he asked Coy, "Get me a coffee, will you?" "Right away.

Sunny was both anxious and eager because it was her first time preparing coffee for Thorne. She meticulously made the coffee according to Charlene's instructions, which Coy then brought to Thorne. Leaving his files aside, Thorne took the coffee to gently stir and lifted it to his lips, only to pause. There was something strange about the smell. After hesitating, he took a tiny taste but quickly put it down. Coy hesitated and said, "Brew it again." "Okay." Sunny was perplexed. "Make it once more? Was there too much sugar, or did it taste bad? However, I measured the sugar just as Charlene instructed. It must not be incorrect.

"Coy appeared defenseless. "I'm also unsure." Sunny needed to make another cup of coffee. Thorne didn't even taste this one, maybe because she was nervous. "What's going on?" he asked Coy after taking a whiff and putting it aside. Coy clarified, "Sunny might be nervous since it's her first time making coffee for you, so she might not have gotten the heat right..." Thorne sighed. "Is it sunny? Who is Sunny? "Where's Charlene?" Coy said, startled. "Charlene is no longer with the company. Did you not know? Thorne said nothing. He really had no idea. He was aware that Coy had been annoyed by Charlene's work attitude, which had resulted in discussions about her termination. "But—"When did she leave?"