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

---- Chapter 517 Franklin noticed him, and he also assumed it was because he knew Julia. Seeing Franklin look over, he could not even be bothered to raise his head to look back. Franklin quickly withdrew his gaze. Seeing that it was Franklin himself who came to sign the contract, Johnny originally wanted Maggie to leave and let him handle the discussion with Franklin. But the cooperation with the Wilson Group had basically been handled by Maggie from the start, and for some of the details, it was still more appropriate for Maggie to negotiate... Maggie did not think much of it.

Her expression remained calm as she professionally discussed several issues in the contract with Franklin. ---- Although the cooperation between the two companies had not been personally handled by Franklin, once they started talking, Maggie, Johnny, and Glen all realized that Franklin was extremely familiar with the content of their cooperation and many of the details. Whatever Maggie brought up, he could follow along, and his negotiation attitude was good. While once again demonstrating his sincerity in cooperation, he also expressed his satisfaction with working with Cole.

Johnny: "..." What should he do? He felt like he was getting even angrier. When all the details had been finalized and Franklin was reviewing the contract, Johnny could not help leaning toward Maggie's ear and whispering, "I kind of want to hit someone right now." Maggie understood that he was unhappy with Franklin. She smiled silently, not taking it seriously, and gently patted his shoulder to calm him. ---- After doing that, she had just lifted her gaze when she saw Chad, who was sitting next to Franklin, looking at her. Noticing her line of sight, her smile faded slightly.

She then indifferently looked away, lowered her eyes, and picked up the tea beside her, taking a light sip. As Franklin's secretary, Chad naturally knew that the person originally supposed to come to Cole to sign the contract was not Franklin. When Franklin suddenly asked him to notify Claremont and the others that he would personally come to Cole to negotiate the contract, Chad was actually very surprised. Was Franklin doing this truly because he placed special importance on the cooperation with Cole?

Judging from the long-term benefits the company would gain from working with Cole, perhaps that was the case. But he also understood Franklin. In the past, no matter how important a project was, ---- Franklin would confidently delegate it to his subordinates and only step in to follow up when necessary. Situations like today were actually very rare. So... He glanced at Maggie again. He knew that Franklin's attitude toward Maggie was already very different from before. But Maggie, ever since leaving the Wilson Group, seemed to be living better and better.

Toward Franklin, she no longer seemed to care as much as she once did. On the contrary, her relationship with Johnny really did look very good. So he could tell that Johnny had always found Franklin unpleasant. He also knew that Johnny trusted Maggie greatly, which ---- was why he had handed over such an important project with the Wilson Group entirely to her... Maggie did not know what Chad was thinking. On Franklin's side, after briefly reviewing the contract, he signed it without hesitation.

After pushing the documents toward Maggie, he capped the pen and let his gaze fall on Maggie and Johnny. "Shall we have a meal together later?" Before Maggie could speak, Johnny picked up another document. His expression was still politely insincere as he said, "Thank you for the invitation, Mr. Wilson, but Maggie and I have other matters to deal with at noon. We don't have time. As for eating together, let's talk about it next time." Franklin smiled and said, "Is that so? But I heard Mr.

Claremont mention earlier that the two of you had arranged to go out for a meal with him after the contract signing..."