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

---- Chapter 355 On Monday, Maggie went to work as usual. Busy as ever, she continued shuttling between Jamison Group and Cole. By Tuesday evening, as she rode the elevator down after work, she glanced at the date on her phone and lowered her gaze. After a long day, Johnny was visibly exhausted as well.

Suddenly, as if a thought struck him, he asked, "Tomorrow should be the final day, right?" Maggie placed her phone back in her bag and replied, "Yes." She and Franklin had dragged things out for so many years, and now it was finally coming to an end. Johnny didn't know whether to feel happy for her-or quietly heartbroken. ---- As much as he resented Franklin deep down, he couldn't ignore the fact that Maggie had loved him for years. And now, this was how it ended.

Still-no matter how hard something is, it always passes eventually. Only after the divorce was official could Maggie truly begin again. With that in mind, he gently patted her on the shoulder, saying nothing more. The next morning, Maggie went for a run, had breakfast, and returned to the office, ready to begin the day-when her phone suddenly rang. It was a call from Franklin. They had agreed that as soon as the cooling-off period ended, they would go together to finalize the divorce paperwork.

That day was supposed to be tomorrow. ---- So Franklin calling her now was no surprise. She picked up. "Hello?" Before he could speak, Maggie got straight to the point: "Tl be there tomorrow morning at nine sharp-" But Franklin interrupted, "Tm still abroad on business." Maggie paused, silent. ---- Before she could respond, Franklin added, "L probably won't be able to make it back for a few more days. We may have to delay the registration." Her brows knit together, and she said nothing.

Sensing her dissatisfaction, he apologized: "Tm sorry. This time it's my fault." Maggie took a deep breath. After a couple of seconds, she finally said,