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

Before Maggie could respond, Isabella raised her hand and said, “I want to eat BBQ, the same place we

went last time!”

Franklin pinched her cheek and said, “That place was too far. You have class this afternoon, and we’ll run

out of time.”

“Okay,” Isabella sighed. “Then let’s go for seafood?”

Franklin didn’t answer. Instead, he asked Maggle, “What do you want to eat?”

Maggie said, “You two go ahead, I won’t join you.”

“Ah? Mom’s not going?” Isabella asked.

“Mm.” She gently patted Isabella’s head. “Mom’s leaving first, you two enjoy your meal”

“Okay…” Isabella looked disappointed.

Maggie smiled lightly, said nothing more, and turned to leave without looking back.

Franklin watched her retreating figure but didn’t say anything to stop her. Instead, he said to Isabella,

“Let’s go too.”

“Okay.”

As soon as they got into the car, Franklin’s phone rang.

It was a call from Grandma Wilson.

He picked up the call, and Grandma Wilson immediately gritted her teeth. “Did you open a project for the Brown and Green families at home and at the company?!”

Franklin responded with an “Mm” and smiled. “You just found out?”

“You!” Grandma Wilson became even angrier. “What do you mean by this? Are you planning to divorce Mag or something?”

Otherwise, he wouldn’t be doing such a blatant thing.

Since he dared to bring the Brown and Green families into the Wilson family business, it meant he wasn’t、 afraid of her knowing. That meant he had already made up his mind.

Before he could say anything, Grandma Wilson continued, “I don’t agree! And if you want to open the project, I don’t oppose it, but you must change the people working on it. If you don’t change it, I’ll-”

“Grandma,” Franklin said in a calm tone, “I fulfilled the promises I made to you before we got married. Please honor your own commitments and stop interfering with my decisions.”

In other words, the Brown and Green families were off–limits for her.

“You…” Grandma Wilson was silent.

Since Franklin took over the Wilson Corporation, it had been flourishing year after year.

Over time, the major shareholders and the core management of the company had all realized that following Franklin’s direction would almost always lead to success.

If she tried to intervene with him, the other shareholders would probably be the first to oppose it.

This meant that now, the Wilson Corporation could not do without Franklin.

It wasn’t that Franklin couldn’t survive without the Wilson Corporation.

Using the Wilson Corporation as leverage wouldn’t work against him.

As for emotional threats?

As Franklin had said, marrying Maggie had already been a compromise on his part.

Grandma Wilson knew he wasn’t the type to keep retreating for anyone. Once he had what he wanted, he would be loyal to himself.

If she really pushed him too far…