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

---- Chapter 407 The next morning, at the daily meeting, Maggie explained one by one the solutions to the problems they had encountered in yesterday's test. Everyone had thought it would take two or three more days to sort things out, but unexpectedly, Maggie had already come up with solutions overnight. Mr. Claremont, Cole, and the other staff members were pleasantly surprised. The night before, Glen hadn't stayed long in Maggie's room. Before leaving, he had asked her about the issue, and Maggie had briefly outlined her ideas to him.

Although he already knew she had a solution, seeing the astonishment and admiration on everyone else's faces as Maggie spoke on stage still made Glen smile, a warm sense of pride rising within him. But as his gaze inadvertently drifted across to Franklin, ---- his smile slowly faded. At that moment, Franklin too was staring at Maggie with a faint smile, his expression full of appreciation and interest-and perhaps something more. Glen pressed his thin lips together. Johnny, seated a place away from Glen, also froze for a second.

Recently, most of the cooperation with Wilson Group had been led by Maggie. Johnny had heard that when she attended a meeting there, even the company's president had deliberately come downstairs to listen to Maggie "lecture." But he had never seen it with his own eyes. Now, seeing Franklin look at Maggie in this way, he was indeed quite surprised. Just like during the previous dinner between Wilson Group and Cole's team, Mr. Claremont and Chad once again noticed Franklin's unusual attention toward Maggie.

Back then, they had assumed Franklin's regard for ---- Maggie was merely the appreciation of a talented professional. But if it was just admiration, Franklin's expression didn't quite look like that. As Franklin's personal secretary, Chad believed he knew more about Franklin and Julia than most. His brows furrowed more deeply than the others as he thought: Franklin clearly cared a lot about Julia, so what was that look in his eyes now, when directed at Maggie? Unaware of what others were thinking, Maggie finished her speech and returned to her seat.

But Glen noticed that Franklin's gaze continued to follow her. His face darkened. Johnny, stealing a glance at Franklin, couldn't help but lean toward Maggie and whisper, "Franklin was looking at you strangely just now." Maggie blinked, puzzled. "What do you mean?" Johnny wasn't sure how to explain. After a pause, he said, "Tt seems Franklin really doesn't know much about you." ---- Maggie lowered her eyes and hummed softly in agreement. Franklin had never paid much attention to her, so naturally he knew little about her.

Johnny guessed Franklin had simply been unaware of Maggie's strength in AI before. Now that he'd seen it, he was impressed-nothing more. Thinking that, he pursed his lips and dropped the matter. Glen, however, couldn't forget Franklin's look during the meeting. All day long, whenever possible, he kept an eye on Franklin. But throughout the day, Franklin made no unusual moves. Other than necessary work interactions, he and Maggie barely exchanged words. Seeing this, Glen wondered if he had just been overthinking.

Because the testing issue had been resolved in time, the day's work went smoothly. The team had been busy for nearly half a month, and with things finally on track, that evening they went out to ---- a bar to unwind. Franklin hosted, and most of the Wilson Group and Cole staff joined. Maggie hadn't wanted to go, but realizing it had been a long time since she had relaxed, she went along.