"Thank you," Vesta said politely, a smile ying on her lips.


    Campbell nced at Granger, Dalton, and York, chuckling, "You guys better step up your game too."


    Just then, Hickey arrived with Charlene and Stewart in tow.


    Turning to Campbell, he introduced, "Father, this is the youngest of the Ferguson family. Hispany, PrimeStar, has been doing exceptionally welltely and is one of the key enterprises our country ns to support in theing years."


    He gestured towards Charlene, adding, "And this is Charlene, the core tech developer at PrimeStar. She''s a rare talent in the tech field, and PrimeStar''s sess is closely tied to her contributions."


    The older generation, always invested in the nation''s future, seemed genuinely pleased. Campbell''s smile softened as he remarked, "It''s wonderful to see such outstanding talent in our country. The future certainly looks promising." Hickey went on to introduce Helena, and soon Campbell and Helena were deep in conversation about art.


    Helena,ing from a family steeped in the arts, often spent her time at home painting. While she might not be on par with renowned artists like Campbell, she had a solid understanding and genuine passion for it, and their talk was lively and engaging. Meanwhile, Vesta picked up on how Hickey''s introduction of Charlene echoed the way Stewart had introduced her at an earlier event. She figured Hickey must have been taken with Stewart''smendations and was now singing Charlene''s praises in the same way. Georgina and the Hawkins family weren''t present at thest event and were unaware of Stewart''s earliermendations for Charlene. Now, hearing Hickey''svish praise, Rhoda nudged Vesta and whispered, "Is Charlene really that impressive?" Vesta chuckled dismissively, "Not quite."


    Recalling Stewart''s words from thest event, she exined, "Charlene only joined PrimeStar a few months ago. How much could she have contributed to its current sess? Stewart''s fondness for her is genuine, though. He''s willing to share his achievements with her." "Ah, I see. I thought she was truly remarkable," Rhoda mused.


    Vesta shrugged lightly, "She''s just an undergraduate."


    "Exactly. Whether it''s her school or qualifications, she''s far behind you. The way Mr. Watson praised her, you''d think she was more aplished than Stewart," Rhoda said with a hint of disbelief.


    Maureen, overhearing Vesta, resumed her previously cool demeanor.


    A short whileter, Thorne returned. Seeing Charlene and Helena at the forefront, he nced at them briefly before shifting his gaze away.


    Vesta greeted him with a smile, "Finished your call?"


    "Probably more toeter," Thorne replied.


    "Business overseas?" she inquired.


    "Yeah," he nodded.


    While chatting, Granger shifted his focus to Charlene, noticing she waspletely disinterested in Thorne and Vesta. It appeared she really wasn''t concerned about Thorne anymore.


    The Spencer family seemed relieved, smiles breaking on their faces. Despite Charlene and Helena''s current favor with Campbell, it didn''t improve the Ross family''s situation. After all, it wasn''t like the Watson family would orchestrate a match between Charlene and York. That was clearly out of the question.