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

---- Chapter 519 Although Chad did not say anything, from his expression alone, Julia could already guess that Franklin must have done other things because of Maggie, things she did not know about. This did not surprise Julia. She had even prepared herself mentally for it. However, at this moment, she was not as calm as she had imagined she would be. Even so, she did not reveal her true emotions. Her smile remained as she said to Chad, "I understand. Thank you for the reminder." Chad paused when he saw her smile. Julia did not say anything more and turned to leave.

---- In the blink of an eye, it was Sunday. Ever since Old Mrs. Miller had fallen seriously ill last time, Old Mrs. Wilson had sent her many valuable items, adjusting them according to Old Mrs. Miller's physical condition. This morning, some local specialties sent by Old Mrs. Miller's relatives in Dallas arrived. Seeing that Maggie was free, Old Mrs. Miller asked Maggie to bring some of them over to Old Mrs. Wilson. When Maggie arrived at the old residence and entered, she did not see Old Mrs. Wilson, but she did see Franklin and Isabella. Franklin was sitting in the living room reading.

When Isabella saw Maggie, her face lit up with joy and she rushed over. "Mom!" Maggie bent down and hugged her. "When did you come back?" "Dad said we should spend more time with ---- Great-Grandma, so we came back last night." Hearing this, Maggie glanced at Franklin and nodded. Franklin was no longer reading. His gaze fell on the mother and daughter. Seeing the butler and several servants carrying things inside, he asked, "You brought so many things for Grandma?" Maggie walked over and sat on the sofa. Hearing this, she said lightly, "Just some local specialties." Franklin smiled.

"Grandma likes these local specialties." As he spoke, he took the teacup from the butler, personally poured her a cup of tea, and placed it in front of her. Maggie was about to ask where Old Mrs. Wilson had gone when Old Mrs. Wilson came out of the bathroom. Seeing Maggie, her eyes filled with delight as she smiled. "Maggie's here?" Maggie stood up and went over to her. "Grandma." Old Mrs. Wilson was overjoyed. ---- She sat down together with Maggie. After chatting for a bit, her gaze fell on Franklin, then she glanced at Maggie, and lowered her voice apologetically.

"I didn't tell him that you were coming today. He and Isabella came back last night..." Maggie said, "I know." From what Isabella had just said, she could already tell. After chatting with Old Mrs. Wilson for a while, Isabella, unwilling to be ignored, burrowed into Maggie's arms, climbed onto her lap, and cuddled against her. "Mom, I wanted to go find you yesterday, but Dad said you had things to do, so I didn't go." Maggie responded with a soft "Mm" and patted her head to show she understood. Old Mrs. Wilson could also sense that Isabella was more attached to Maggie now than before.

She was naturally happy for Maggie about this. ---- That day at noon, Maggie stayed at the Wilson family old residence for lunch. After the meal, she kept Old Mrs. Wilson company and. chatted for a while longer, then planned to leave. However, Isabella did not want to part with her and wanted to go shopping with her. Maggie could not refuse her and agreed. Isabella was overjoyed. She quickly changed her clothes and came downstairs. As she pulled Maggie toward the door, she also said to Franklin, "Dad, let's go." Before Maggie could react, Franklin stood up and said, "Alright."