All Chapters of Unknown Divorce: Timeless Disclosure: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Thorne had never slept with her like this during their marriage, and a kiss in the morning? That was totally unheard of. Charlene was certain that Thorne must have mistaken her for Vesta. Charlene studied Thorne, who was still asleep, her lips pursed and her eyes steadily turning red. She took a long breath, swallowed the resentment building in her throat, and gradually pulled away from him. Even the smallest movement from her would startle him because their bodies were so near. Indeed, Thorne woke up as soon as she took his hand off her waist and sat up with the intention of pulling her legs away.Their gazes locked. Thorne hesitated before unwrapping his legs after recognizing the error and coming to his senses. Withdrawing hers, Charlene turned away without another look, slipped into her slippers, and went to the restroom. Thorne was not in the room when she was done and emerged. He was still in his jammies and engrossed in a phone call at the end of the corridor when she emerged.

Helena will turn 70 next month. Vernon and Charlene were discussing ideas for a celebration that the elderly woman would enjoy. Helena seemed unimpressed when she learned of their plans and remarked, "Don't fuss over me. " All I need is a straightforward supper with the family. "But it's your 70th birthday, Helena," added Aunt Maisie. Charlene and Vernon agreed, saying, "We should celebrate it with a bang." Helena didn't raise any more objections because it was what her children and grandchildren wanted. Jasmine has school tomorrow. Charlene and Jasmine drove off after dinner. When they got to their mansion, Jasmine jumped out of the car and ran excitedly inside. "Go to bed early after your bath," Charlene told Jasmine while sitting still in the automobile. Mom won't be coming up since she has some things to do."Jasmine's smile dimmed. "What? " Her small brows wrinkled; she returned to the car and turned to face Charlene. "Mom, you're busy with work again?" "Yeah, just concentrate on

Driving away from the stables, Charlene was at a loss for where to go next. Connie and Stewart were preoccupied with their own affairs. She considered coming to the Ross estate, but with Jasmine away, doing so there alone would only alarm the grandmother... As she considered her alternatives, she drove past a wetland park crowded with families camping and young adults out with their parents enjoying a day in the sun. Charlene felt a mixture of envy and melancholy as she observed the loving couples and happy families. After a period of driving, she suddenly pulled over and called a number on her phone, hesitating before making the call. "Hello, how's my mother doing?" She inquired as the call connected. One hour and a half later.Harmony Health Retreat. Charlene stood in the courtyard and saw Sybil Ross from a distance. Her mother sat on a chair, looking lifeless and fragile, in sharp contrast to the vibrant lady she remembered from childhood. Despite becoming accustomed to the sight,

Granger looked at Thorne, paused, and then acknowledged the gesture. "Thanks, man." As they sipped their beverages and engaged in discussion, they clinked their glasses together. Thorne looked at Granger for a moment longer than normal. "What's up?" Granger inquired, meeting his eyes. In response, Moran said, "You seem... off today." Thorne silently agreed with Moran's opinion as a smile appeared on his face. "Do I?" Granger asked nonchalantly, unaffected. Moran's eyebrows went up. He asked, "Don't you?" Granger sipped his drink slowly and refrained from responding. Some people approached them at that point to say hello. Granger looked at the time after they were gone, concerned that Daisy could be growing hungry.He was about to see how she was doing when Daisy and Jasmine came back. Daisy said, "Uncle, can I have some of those cupcakes over there?" Daisy was on a limited diet due to allergies, so Granger responded, "You sit here; I'll get it for you." "All right. Conversely, Jasmine

Charlene was not at all shocked to see that Vesta had picked up the phone. She and Thorne were almost inseparable, after all. What if she picked up Thorne's phone? Charlene said calmly, "I'm looking for Thorne." "He's taking a shower," Vesta said icily, identifying Charlene's voice on the other end. You can let me know if you need anything. "Tell her?" Yes, she was concerned about the issue. Henley may have bought the mansion, but Vesta's uncle saw her aunt in the area today. He probably bought the mansion as a favor to Vesta's grandmother, who is now his mother-in-law. Would Charlene prevent her grandma and uncle from moving into that house if she actually told Vesta? She wouldn't, of course. Furthermore, Charlene was shocked that Vesta was ignorant about her uncle's family's intention to relocate across from their estate.Telling Vesta would therefore be useless and might even backfire. Charlene hung up the phone without saying anything. Over an hour went by, and Thorne still hadn't