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

---- Chapter 507 After agreeing on the time, Maggie arrived at the Civil Center early the next morning. Franklin was punctual as well, even arriving before she did. The process went smoothly. After they finished the procedures, Franklin looked at her and said, "In a few days Isabella wants to go out to sea and play. Are you free?" Maggie paused mid-step before answering, "I am not sure. We can talk about it later." Franklin did not press. "Alright." Maggie turned and left without looking back. News that they had gone to the Civil Center again reached Levi quickly.

---- That afternoon, he tagged Franklin in their group chat. "T heard you finally found time this morning to go to the Civil Center? Honestly, after so many times, when will you two actually finish divorcing?" Franklin did not reply. But Julia saw the message immediately. Only then did she learn that Franklin and Maggie had gone to the Civil Center to handle the divorce paperwork. Sophia happened to be with her at the time. She already knew that Julia, Franklin, Levi, and Harry shared a group chat.

Seeing Julia looking at messages in that chat, Sophia, assuming it was nothing private, leaned over curiously. She immediately spotted Levi's message tagging Franklin. She lit up with joy. "Franklin and Maggie went to finalize the divorce! I knew it. Brother-in-law definitely cares more about you!" Janice and Tracy had just brought Julia her afternoon tea. ---- They were also in the office. Hearing Sophia's excitement, they looked over. Tracy spoke first, delighted. "Franklin and Maggie divorced? Really?" Sophia answered instantly, "Yes.

Levi said so in the group chat!" Janice glanced at Julia's expression. She said nothing but walked over. Tracy followed. Janice paused when she finished reading the message, falling silent. Tracy had been happy at first, but after seeing Janice's expression and thinking more carefully about the content of Levi's message, she sensed something was off. Franklin going to the Civil Center with Maggie again should have been good news. ---- From Levi's words, Franklin had already gone early in the morning. But based on Julia's expression, Franklin had not mentioned any of this to her.

Furthermore, even if Franklin and Maggie went to the Civil Center again, it did not necessarily mean Franklin wanted to divorce Maggie. It could very well be that Maggie wanted the divorce, pressured him over and over, and Franklin had nowhere left to hide, so he went with her. Sophia realized this as well. She quickly said, "Brother-in-law definitely still wants to divorce Maggie. Mom, Aunt, you cannot lose faith in my sister." Tracy and Janice were not doubting Julia herself. In truth, determining whether Franklin truly wanted the divorce was simple.

They only needed to wait until next month, when the cooling-off period ended. If Franklin continued to use work or other excuses to avoid ---- registering the divorce with Maggie, then the answer would be obvious. Thinking this, Janice tightened her grip on her coffee cup, her eyes darkening slightly. She remained silent. Tracy also said nothing more. Julia lowered her gaze, staring at her phone. In the group chat, Franklin still had not replied to Levi. From the looks of it, Franklin had no intention of discussing the matter in their group at all.

After a long moment, she slowly set her phone down.