Unknown Divorce Revelation Beyond Time (Charlene and Thorne) novel Chapter 438

Sybil’s treatment plan wasn’t going to be finalized so quickly.

The next day, after a stop at the hospital, Charlene headed back to work as usual.

Teague had flown in from out of state for a meeting with her and Stewart.

At lunchtime, Charlene and Stewart took Teague out for a meal.

Their partnership was more or less settled, so on the way, Stewart asked Teague when he planned to head back.

Teague grinned. “I’m staying a couple extra days this time. I’ve got another business meeting tomorrow.”

Stewart perked up, curiosity in his voice. “Oh? What kind of business?”

“It’s with Neural Nexus Tech,” Teague replied.

At that, both Charlene and Stewart’s smiles faded a little.

Teague didn’t notice the change in their expressions. He had no idea about the tangled history between PrimeStar and Neural Nexus Tech.

He went on, “Neural Nexus Tech made a big technological breakthrough recently—word is, the whole industry’s buzzing about their prospects. Yesterday, Mr. Hawkins from Neural Nexus Tech called and asked to meet. I thought it sounded promising, so I agreed.”

Charlene and Stewart had been so swamped lately, they hadn’t kept up with the latest industry news. Hearing this now, their faces darkened.

After a quick glance at Charlene, Stewart managed a noncommittal, “Is that so…”

They chatted for a while longer until they reached their destination.

After lunch, just as they were about to leave the restaurant, they ran into Vesta and her group at the elevator.

“Mr. Hawkins!” Teague greeted Vesta and Henley with genuine warmth.

Neither Vesta nor Henley had expected to bump into Teague, Charlene, and Stewart.

“Teague, what a surprise,” Henley and Vesta replied with polite smiles.

After the pleasantries, Teague turned to Charlene and Stewart. “Mr. Hawkins, these two are—?”

Stewart’s smile was cool. “No need for introductions. We already know each other.”

Teague laughed. “Right, we met last time I was here—my memory must be slipping.”

He couldn’t help but compliment, “Mr. Hawkins, Ms. Hawkins, your companies are doing incredibly well. It’s honestly impressive.”

Vesta and Henley exchanged a pleased look at the praise.

Ever since Neural Nexus Tech’s R&D team had cracked a major technical barrier, news had spread fast. Their self-driving car division suddenly became a major player in the field.