Jasmine held Charlene’s hand in one and tugged Thorne’s sleeve with the other. “Come on, let’s go eat!” she chirped.
Charlene hesitated, trying to slip her hand from Jasmine’s grasp. But Jasmine suddenly piped up, “You know, it’s been ages since I had dinner with both my mom and dad.”
Charlene paused, glancing at the little girl’s beaming face as Jasmine clung to her and Thorne, surrounded by other children happily flanked by their parents. Charlene’s heart twisted.
She’d kept Jasmine when the unexpected pregnancy happened, her decision alone. For years after, Thorne had barely been involved in Jasmine’s life.
Only in the last couple of years had Thorne started making an effort, but by then, she and Jasmine spent more time apart than together as a family.
The truth was, Jasmine had never really known what it was like to have both parents around—a normal family life.
In that, Charlene knew she’d let her daughter down.
She’d given birth to Jasmine, raised her, but had never really given her a typical childhood.
No matter what happened between her and Thorne, they would always be Jasmine’s parents.
Whatever the future held, even if they divorced, there would be times they’d have to sit down together to talk about Jasmine’s future.
A family meal like this, really, wasn’t so hard.
“Mom?” Jasmine shook her hand and looked up at her with bright eyes when she didn’t respond.
Snapping back to the moment, Charlene glanced at Thorne, silently asking his opinion.
He was already watching her, as if he could read her mind.
“What shall we eat?” he asked.
She looked away, her voice neutral. “You pick.”
Thorne nodded. “Alright.”
Soon, they each got into their cars and drove to the restaurant.
When they arrived, they were shown to a private booth. Jasmine slid into the middle seat, and Thorne handed Charlene the menu. Then he turned to her and asked, “Will you be coming by The Henderson Group this afternoon?”
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The readers' comments on the novel: Unknown Divorce Revelation Beyond Time (Charlene and Thorne)
Enough already. This novel is dragging slowly. Updated with 2 chapters only. REALLY!!! Whoever the author or authors of this novel why is there a delay in penning more chapters? Here’s my question. In reading the comments from others does their opinions matters and/or make a difference? Are comments being monitored? Or is it only a tool allowing readers to blow off steam?...
Long wait to just get an upload of a couple of chapters. Very little progress in the story if any at all! For heaven's sake the story is 453 chapters so far with nothing or little change from where the story began! Show commitment to us your readers and followers please!...
Hi..its my 1st ever time commenting on any story. But seriously....i dont mean to come as rude but are u seriously thinking about the stroy or losing ur grip on the plot and characters...not updating...no story development...no commitment towards ur readers...u just uploaded 2 chapters after god know how long and still nothing to give to the story..if u dont want to write or simply cant then please dont...
The updates are so slow that I forgot the story for some time and just remembered it and read 20 chapters. The chapters are short and the story development is like a snail. 451 chapters and Charlene still couldn't break her image in other's eyes or dealth some serious damage to Vesta and her trash father....
It would be better to say right away that there are 10 chap/month...
Just give us updates already...
We're stuck at this chapter for over 2wks now Very annoying Thorne and vesta having the tune of their lives while Charlene is stuck More annoying...
Updating chapters to this novel is reminiscent of a sloth. There should be a disclaimer when this site states PUBLISH 10 chaps/day....
Seriously speaking story seems to loosing its grip.. no point in dragging.. it would be better if story gets wrapped within 600 chapters.....
Dragging and no real story. Mistress is having gala time and getting all attention and poor wife is getting neglected. The story is stuck and not moving...forget about the divorce let alone husband regretting. Boring book...