All Chapters of Unknown Divorce: Timeless Disclosure: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

People from the Spencer and Hawkins families stepped forward to welcome Granger and Moran as soon as they arrived. Naturally, they attracted a lot of attention because of their outstanding appearance in Starfall. Having already seen Granger, Leah blushed when she saw him behind her painstakingly applied cosmetics. Observing her daughter's enthusiasm, Rhoda couldn't contain her smile. The Spencers considered the Hendersons and the Hardens to be aristocratic families, and they saw Granger's extraordinary traits as the ideal fit for Leah. They were ecstatic to see Leah and Granger together, especially in light of Vesta's and Thorne's possible union. The Spencer family's influence in Starfall might be strengthened via such partnerships. Vesta, however, was turned off by her family's lackluster behavior.It disturbed her to see her family behaving so subserviently, and she considered Granger and his associates to be equals. But she didn't say anything because she didn't want to make a scen

Charlene was seated behind Kenton, but he was talking to Helena and had not yet addressed her. With a touch of appreciation, she turned to face Stewart and murmured, "Thanks for that." With Kenton's arrival, she saw that her grandmother's mood had significantly improved. Stewart shrugged off her thanks. "Avoid bringing it up. The teacher saw your project and agreed to come over when I told him what was going on. So thank yourself, if you can. Charlene was about to reply when a well-known voice said, "Thorne? Charlene hesitated for a second before turning to see Thorne walking through the door. With all eyes on him, he walked confidently up to her grandmother and said, "Happy birthday.""I wasn't sure if you'd like the first gift I prepared, so I brought another, hoping it's more to your taste," he said as he held out a beautifully wrapped gift box to her. Helena's expression didn't do much to conceal her real surprise at seeing Thorne there. Helena accepted the gift with a courteous,

Vesta wasn't alarmed to learn that Thorne had visited the Rosses. Thorne would undoubtedly be dispatched to attend Helena's lavish 70th birthday celebration on Irma's behalf because of their strong relationship, especially since Irma was unable to do it. Vesta had known about this arrangement for a while. Even though Irma had ordered Thorne to be at the Rosses, it didn't exactly make her happy.Whispers of strife in paradise between Vesta and Thorne started to circulate when word got out that Thorne had missed their get-together for the Rosses. Vesta responded to the conjecture with detached coolness. "Helena and Irma are really close. Thorne is merely visiting the Rosses to perform a family duty. Since there had been no recent reports of the Rosses and Hendersons interacting, most people had written off the long-standing stories about their cordial relationship as hearsay.The visitors were intrigued by Vesta's remarks, which seemed to validate the alliance. Abruptly, a visitor showe

"Sure," was Kenton's straightforward response. Thorne nodded before turning to face Charlene and inquiring, "Heading back tonight?" It took Charlene a time to realize Thorne was talking to her as she continued to reflect on her conversation with Kenton. "No," she said after a brief pause. Thorne said, "Got it," and got to his feet. "I'll swing by later to pick up Minnie." He knew it was time to go. Coolly, Charlene said, "Okay."Thorne went straight over to Helena. "Ma'am, I'm heading out right now because I need to run some errands. Helena stayed silent, her voice as icy. "Be careful; there's no need to be formal. Helena's lack of interest didn't appear to worry Thorne. After nodding and silently bidding Vernon farewell, he left the dining hall. Granger stopped walking to his car as he watched Thorne leave the hotel.Thorne quickly climbed into his vehicle and took off. Granger sat in his car and watched in silence. Kenton and Stewart didn't leave until the banquet was over. Jasmine

Sensing Charlene's reluctance, Granger assured her, "I promise, my personal matters will never interfere with the business between your uncle and me." "Are you sure?" With a note of doubt in her voice, Charlene inquired. "Absolutely." Charlene knew full well that her uncle's business was in terrible shape. She hesitated for a time before saying, "All right. Tell me when you're free. I'll set up a time to meet." "Okay," Charlene answered. Granger observed her hair being disheveled by the chilly night wind as they conversed. "The weather is cold tonight. " You ought to go inside," he said. Charlene froze in her tracks at hearing his remarks. They bore a striking resemblance to what Thorne had just told her.With a faint nod, she entered her vehicle. Granger stayed outside. Charlene rolled down the window, acknowledged him with a nod, and drove away. Before he went as well, Granger watched her automobile fade into the distance. Charlene went back to the Ross home. Nadine and Carl had gon