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

---- She didn't answer. The representative on her other side leaned in to greet Franklin instead. After a few words, the rep looked between the two of them and was about to say something like "You two look great together"-but caught themselves just in time, remembering both parties were already publicly involved with others. Instead, they glanced at Harry, who was seated on Franklin's other side, and chuckled, "Well, well... This whole row is filled with brilliant young leaders.

Quite the feast for the eyes." Franklin gave a small smile and chatted briefly with the person, who then returned to their own seat. There weren't many days left before Franklin and Maggie's ---- divorce would be finalized. The thought crossed Harry's mind as he glanced at the two of them sitting side by side-utterly distant. Aside from Franklin's initial greeting, the pair hadn't spoken a single word to each other. He looked away. Franklin turned to him a moment later. "It's been a while.

What have you been up to?" "Been traveling. That biotech project from last year hit a snag. "Still not resolved?" "Needs more time." "Want any help?" Harry shook his head. "Not for now." Franklin nodded, then turned to Maggie. She sensed his gaze and instinctively glanced at him. ---- He said, "I read the papers you mentioned the other day. Very well done. Though... after reading them, I do have some new questions" Maggie turned her head away, as if she hadn't heard a word.

Franklin chuckled softly and said no more. Although Wilson Tech had gained some visibility recently, its overall scale and valuation still lagged far behind companies like Wilson Group and Cole. That's why Julia's seat had been assigned to one of the last three rows. From her spot in the back, she looked toward the front-where Franklin, Maggie, and Harry sat together. Her lips pressed into a tighter line, the corners flattening with barely concealed bitterness.