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

Franklin nodded, “Mm.”

Not long after, several guests, who had arrived just recently, were sitting across from Felix and Franklin. They had just met Isabella for the first time.

One of the guests couldn’t help but comment, “I can’t believe it–Frank’s child is already this big. Does that mean he’s been married for quite some time?”

Although there had been rumors about Franklin having children, they hadn’t thought much of it until they saw Isabella with their own eyes.

Frankfin, who had been sipping tea, replied simply, “Yes.”

The others laughed awkwardly. They had actually brought their daughter today, hoping to introduce her to Franklin. If things worked out, it would have been great. However, they hadn’t expected to find out that Franklin was already married.

Their daughter was beautiful, gentle, and well–mannered, but despite sitting there for over half an hour, Franklin hadn’t even looked at her once.

It was clear that Franklin had absolutely no interest in their daughter.

They began to wonder if, even if Franklin wasn’t married, their daughter would have had a chance.

Meanwhile, after spending more than an hour at the arcade, Harry and Daisy had to leave first.

Maggie had been busy writing a paper earlier in the day, and now that it was nearly finished, she just needed to tweak the latest content before sending it over to Nolan for review. Once everything was confirmed, she could submit it officially.

While lost in thought, playing a VR game, she didn’t notice someone from the cinema walking by and noticing her.

Sophia saw her, alone, playing games, and sneered before quickly looking away and leaving. Half an hour later, Sophia arrived at the Brown family’s lavish villa. She ran upstairs and was surprised to see that Tracy was also there. “Mom, weren’t you supposed to go shopping with someone? Why are you here at Aunt’s house?”

Tracy, slightly confused, answered, “I just came back from shopping.”

Although the Green family’s villa was quite nice, it paled in comparison to the one Franklin had bought for Janice. Since the Brown family had moved into this villa, Tracy often came over to spend time there, unable to resist the luxury and grandeur of the house.

Sophia, much like her mother, had also grown fond of the Brown family’s house. Now, more and more, she enjoyed coming here.

Sitting down, she mysteriously grinned and said, “Mom, Aunt, guess who I saw at the game center?”

Julia, who had been flipping through a book by the large windows, immediately had a guess. But not feeling particularly interested, she didn’t bother responding.

Tracy, on the other hand, was intrigued. “Did you see Maggie Miller?”

“Yes!” Sophia grinned, eating a sunflower seed. “This time, wasn’t your son–in–law refusing to let her go back to the Wilson family’s old house? So now, look at her, all alone in the arcade playing games. Oh, that? figure, she looked so pitiful.”

ned to hit a nerve

Sophia’s words with Tracy, and she couldn’t help but mock, “She’s all alone now, isn’t she? That’s what happens when you don’t stick to your place.”

They had already known about this matter.

Now, hearing Sophia mention it, Tracy was still smiling happily.

However, Julia remained focused on her book, her expression unchanged.

Sophia was the same.

It was as though Maggie no longer deserved their attention.

Seeing that Sophia still intended to continue talking, Sophia spoke in a soft tone, “Sophia, your cousin is studying, don’t disturb her.” ward