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

---- But at that moment, he realized-he needed time. Time to grow, to become stronger. Only then... Watching her silhouette disappear down the corridor, his expression sharpened with determination. Whatever had brought him back to the US in the first place, he suddenly felt like this accidental return might've been the best decision he'd ever made. Once Maggie was completely out of sight, Glen returned to his post and threw himself into his work with renewed energy and focus.

---- The next morning. At Wilson Tech, Julia was reviewing a stack of documents when her secretary knocked and entered the office. She set the papers down and asked, "Mr. Zack's here?" Over dinner yesterday, Mr. Zack had mentioned he'd be visiting Wilson Tech this morning to discuss their upcoming collaboration. It was already past ten. He should've arrived by now. "Um... Mr.

Zack's secretary called a few minutes ago," the secretary said hesitantly, "He said he's temporarily putting the collaboration with Wilson Tech on hold." Julia froze for a second. A sharp understanding crept into her chest. She nodded slightly. "Got it. You can leave." But the secretary didn't move. Instead, she looked at Julia again and added carefully, "A few other CEOs' secretaries also called.

They said they'd need to reevaluate the partnerships they were negotiating with us..." Julia had expected that things wouldn't go smoothly after the ---- Jamison Group's press conference. But she hadn't anticipated the fallout to be this swift-or this brutal. Deals that had been nearly finalized were unraveling overnight. Worse still, she had just poured two to three hundred million yuan into those projects to speed up progress. Her expression darkened.

It took a moment before she was able to steady her voice again. "Understood. You may go."