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

---- Chapter 502 Julia had known this so early. But she had never mentioned it to any of them. If she did not bring it up, was it really because, as she told Sophia, she did not care? If she had already asked Franklin after finding out and confirmed that he had given Maggie the diamond for a justified reason, then she truly had no need to mind it too much. In that case, it would make sense that she did not bring it up unless someone else did. But that diamond was worth more than four billion. Its value exceeded everything Wilson Tech and Franklin had ever given Julia combined.

Everyone knew how invested the family was in that diamond's whereabouts. If she knew Franklin had already given it to someone else, yet Julia kept silent all this time, it was difficult to justify. ---- If Julia believed her relationship with Franklin was strong enough, that she had enough confidence in their future marriage to think she would receive far more in the long run, enough that the diamond did not matter to her, then her reluctance to mention it would make sense. But if her silence was intentional, because she was hiding something... Tracy had thought of this too.

Seeing the unhappy expressions around the room, she quickly said, "I think Franklin and Julia are doing fine. We should not overthink it. Besides, if we want to know the truth, we can just ask Julia when she comes back." Sophia immediately echoed her. "Yes, when she gets back-" Before she finished, Julia pushed the door open. Everyone turned to look at her at once. Janice glanced at her, her gaze flickering. She stood up first and said gently, "Julia, you are back. Are you ---- hungry? The kitchen-" Sophia cut in at almost the same moment.

"Julia, I just told everyone that brother-in-law gave that four-billion diamond to Maggie." Julia stopped in her tracks. Fortunately, her reaction was quick, and her emotions did not show too obviously. She responded softly with a single "yes." Seeing this, everyone suddenly did not know how to speak to her. But the matter was too important. Tracy could not hold back. With an awkward smile she asked, "When Sophia said it earlier, none of us really believed it. So it is true?" Before Julia could answer, Tracy pressed again, "A diamond that expensive...

how could Franklin just give it to Maggie? What did he say about it?" Julia lowered her eyes and did not reply. Janice glanced at ---- Tracy and said, "That is enough. Let Julia rest first and have some water." Tracy hurriedly nodded. "Right, right." But Julia spoke at this moment. "I did not ask Franklin about it. Franklin did not tell me either." Lauren and Old Mrs. Green were shrewd women. When Julia came in and did not immediately answer Tracy's question, they already sensed something. But hearing Julia admit it so directly still stunned them. They stared at her, unable to believe it.

For a moment, no one spoke. Because her words were essentially an admission that Julia had probably already sensed something was changing in Franklin's attitude toward Maggie, and in the face of that change, she- Noticing everyone's eyes on her, Julia remained silent. It was not that she did not want to hide it. She simply ---- understood how sharp her family was about these matters.

And she knew even better that once the seed of doubt was planted, considering how proactive Franklin was toward Maggie now and how he kept avoiding the divorce, even if she wanted to hide it, she would not be able to for long.