Unknown Divorce Revelation Beyond Time (Charlene and Thorne) novel Chapter 635

Both Kelvin and Dalton froze, wondering if they had misheard.

Even after the words sank in, they couldn't believe it. But York's expression showed he wasn't joking. And knowing his personality, they were sure he wasn't the type to make such a joke anyway.

Kelvin swallowed. "Then you—" She was a married woman. What was he going to do? Was he really going to break up a family?

"She's getting a divorce soon," York said. Seeing their reactions, he quickly added, "They were already in the process of divorcing."

Kelvin and Dalton naturally believed him, and they both let out a sigh of relief. With the tension broken, Kelvin's curiosity resurfaced. "So who is she? After all these years of seeing you uninterested in anyone, I'm dying to know." Dalton was curious too.

York lowered his gaze, subtly glancing at Dalton before taking a sip of his drink. "I'll tell you guys later, when the time is right."

Kelvin immediately caught on. "So, Dalton and I both know her?" he asked, excited.

Thinking of Charlene, York smiled faintly. "You know her, but you're probably not close."

The next morning, as Charlene was getting out of her car in front of her office building, she saw York get out of his car nearby and walk toward her. Charlene stopped. York walked up to her. "Are you free for lunch?"

Charlene's immediate reaction was to refuse. "I'm sorry, I—" She did have time, of course. But knowing why he was asking, she felt she had to lie. But before the words could leave her lips, she met York's eyes and paused. She could tell from his knowing smile that he knew she was making an excuse.

York had just returned from his military base yesterday and had contacted Stewart right away. So he knew that Charlene still wasn't divorced. From what Stewart said, it seemed the delay was on her husband's side.

York had wanted to wait until her divorce was final before formally pursuing her, but he never expected that wait to last half a year. And they still weren't divorced...