Mr. CEO, Your Wife Has Wanted a Divorce for a Long Time Novel

He asked, “Harry? Are you busy?”

Harry replied, “No.”

Levi continued, “Oh… right, you’ll be back on Tuesday?”

Harry paused for a moment. “Yes.”

Before Levi could speak again, Harry spoke first. “Let’s leave it at that.”

“Alright, just let me know when you’re back, and I’ll pick you up so we can go see Julia,” said Levi.

Harry responded, “…Okay.”

The next day.

Maggie woke up, went for a jog for half an hour, had breakfast, and then left.

When she arrived at the law firm, Johnny was already there.

When he saw her, Johnny waved at her.

Maggie sat down, and Paul Blake, Blake Lawyer’s assistant, brought her some tea. Maggie handed the divorce agreement to Paul.

Paul took it.

Johnny and Paul had been friends for many years, and he walked over to join them.

When he saw the first point in the agreement about the custody of Isabella, he glanced at Maggie.

A few years ago, he had actually met Isabella a few times.

Maggie seemed to treat her like a lifeline. When they talked on the phone, she would always mention what her daughter was doing.

But ever since she decided to divorce Franklin and return to Cole, she hadn’t mentioned her daughter Isabella in front of him again.

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Noticing this, he had already guessed that during the more than a year Isabella had spent abroad with Frankdin, she might have developed feelings for Julia, and even done something that made Maggie feed gold.

When he saw that she only wanted the lawyer to focus on the property loopholes in the agreement and not on the issue of her daughter’s custody, Johnny knew that she was likely intending to give up on her daughter.

He didn’t press her about it.

To him, Maggie was a kind and sentimental person.

If she could let go of her own daughter, it meant she had become utterly heartbroken over her.

Thinking of this, Johnny didn’t focus on it any longer and continued reading the rest of the agreement.

A little while later, he raised an eyebrow. “So many properties. I have to say, Franklin is quite generous.”

Maggie drank her tea without replying.

Johnny flipped through some pages casually, then stopped disturbing Paul and sat down next to Maggie. They started talking about their thesis.

They only discussed a small part, using a language only the two of them could understand.

Paul’s assistant was left confused.

Meanwhile, Paul was carefully going through the contents of the agreement with Maggie.

An hour later, Paul said to Maggie, “I’ve double–checked everything, and there really aren’t any problems with the agreement. In fact, this agreement is absolutely in your favor.”

Maggie paused for a moment. “What do you mean?”

“The cash is straightforward. As for the real estate, it’s clearly stated that there are no property disputes,” Paul explained.