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

There were other people in the interview room.

Some of them stifled their laughter.

Maggie calmly responded, “No comment.”

Then she added, “Your interview is over. You can leave now.”

Seeing her get up to leave, Glen assumed he had been accepted and followed her, saying, “I can start

working right now. I won’t need a salary.”

Maggie didn’t respond, simply pushing open the door and walking out.

In the afternoon, Johnny returned and asked, “Did you find anyone suitable in the interview today?”

“Two of them are quite good,” she replied, handing over the resumes.

Johnny looked through them. When he saw Glen’s, he paused. “Is it him?”

Maggie looked up. “You know him?”

“I do,” Johnny said. “He’s the pampered son of the White family. I heard he was studying finance at first, but two years ago, out of nowhere, he switched majors, which upset his family. After all, they have a lot

of businesses waiting for him to take over.”

He continued, “I heard a few days ago that he ran away from home, and his family’s been looking for

him. I didn’t expect him to sneak back here.”

Maggie: “…”

Johnny gave the resumes a second look. “So, how’s his ability?”

“Pretty good. He’s only been in the field for less than two years, but his ability already surpasses most PhD students,” Maggie said.

“Oh? That’s impressive,” Johnny said. “Are you planning to keep him?”

“I’m considering it, but…”

“Are you worried he’ll leave after a few days?”

“Yes,”

Although it was clear that Glen was very interested in CUAP and Infinite–CM, there were other factors making him unstable.

“Well, we can give him a trial period. If he’s not suitable, we can let him go,” Johnny said.

“Alright,” Maggie agreed.

Meanwhile, Glen, with his handsome features, broad shoulders, long legs, and superior aura, had already

drawn a lot of attention when he walked into the gaming center.

Many young girls wanted to approach him, but Glen’s thin lips were pressed tightly together, and he exuded an air of “stay away from me.” The girls hesitated and didn’t dare approach.

After some time, Glen’s phone rang.

He answered it, and the person on the other end quickly asked, “How did the interview go? Did you manage to charm Maggie? She won’t actually believe you fell for her at first sight, will she? Hahaha!!”

“You should use some tricks and make her fall for you completely–then dump her to humiliate her.”

Glen didn’t show much expression. Before he could speak, he saw Julia walking into the gaming center.

Seeing her, he ended the call, saying, “I’ll talk to you later.”

“Finally found you,” Julia said, walking up to him. “You disappeared without a word, and you really scared everyone, thinking something happened to you. You’re really…”

The words “out of line” were almost on her lips, but when she saw his silent, rebellious expression, she decided against it.

“I know why you came back here. If it’s for Cole’s technology, I fully support it.

But as for what they said about you trying to teach Maggie a lesson by making her fall for you and then cruelly dumping her, I don’t support that. I have my issues with her, but I don’t want you to get involved.”

Glen looked at her but didn’t speak. He didn’t even ask how she found him.

Julia noticed him staring at her for a while. She raised a hand to touch her face, laughing, “Is there something on my face?”

Glen shook his head, pulling back his gaze. “It’s nothing.”

Julia: “About what I just said…”

“I’m leaving,” Glen cut her off, then turned and walked away.

“Glen, don’t do anything rash!” Julia called after him.

But Glen didn’t respond. He continued walking, heading for the elevator.

When he reached the bottom floor and was about to get into his car, he saw Franklin sitting in the vehicle.

He paused.

Franklin smiled. “Long time no see.”

Glen didn’t answer. He looked at Franklin, then glanced at Julia. He suddenly said, “Take care. See you.”

Before Julia could react, he had already gotten into the car and left.

Watching him leave, Julia frowned.

The Next Day

Maggie arrived at the office and noticed a bouquet of flowers on her desk.

Before she could react, someone said, “The new guy from R&D, Glen, sent these to you!”

Maggie wasn’t surprised or upset. She simply said, “Got it.”

She casually placed the flowers aside and focused on her work.