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

---- Chapter 358 In the next two or three days, Maggie remained as busy as ever. Because she left early and came home late every day, even though Isabella had moved into the Miller family home, the mother and daughter didn't actually spend much time together. Though Franklin was also busy with work, it was said he called Isabella almost every day. However, Maggie wasn't present when they talked, so she had no idea what they said during those calls. Isabella's birthday was on Friday.

Maybe because Franklin had always given her plenty of love and care, when Isabella learned he probably wouldn't make it home for her birthday, she didn't feel especially disappointed. Instead, she held onto Maggie's arm and said, "It's okay.

Ihave Mom to celebrate with me." ---- When she found out Maggie was so busy that she wouldn't have much time to accompany her on her birthday-that maybe all she could do was cook her some longevity noodles and give her a gift-Isabella did feel a little down. She hadn't eaten a cake made by Maggie for a long time and missed it a bit. She had assumed at the very least, Maggie would make her a birthday cake.

But after seeing how busy Maggie was during her stay at the Rong household, even if disappointed, she didn't nag or demand, only saying softly, "Okay, I understand..." Maggie really was busy. Whether it was Cole, Wilson Group, or Jamison Group, there were always tons of things waiting for her to handle. She had been working overtime late into the night every day, truly stretched too thin. After all, it was Isabella's birthday.

---- She gave birth to her and should take some responsibility for her. She hadn't officially divorced Franklin yet, but already letting go like this was somewhat irresponsible. Now... thinking of this, Maggie said, "If I get off work early tomorrow, I'll make you a cake." Isabella smiled brightly, "Okay! Thank you, Mom!" However, on Thursday, Maggie was so busy she worked herself to exhaustion. By the time she finished and came to her senses, it was already around 3 or 4 a.m.

She got home and finished washing up at five in the morning. But she still had a meeting at Jamison Group around nine o'clock and no time to bake a cake.