Mr. CEO Your Wife Has Wanted a Divorce for a Long Time novel Chapter 126

Chapter 126 

Maggie touched her nose, “I accidentally glanced at the data they brought over.” 

Having a good memory had its perks. 

Johnny’s mood lightened, “Then let’s go back and replicate it.” 

“Sure.” 

He said, pulling him into the car. 

After the test drive, half an hour had passed. 

Franklin said, “Thanks for your hard work today. Shall we all go eat together later?” 

Rex: “Sure.” 

Johnny: “…” 

He pursed his lips and said indifferently, “Sorry, we’re busy. You all go ahead, we have other matters to attend to.” 

Franklin, seeing this, said, “In that case, we’ll do it next time.” 

He then said to the general manager, “Please send Mr. Gray and Miss Miller off.” 

The general manager quickly responded, “Yes.” 

Miss Miller… 

Johnny pursed his lips, and internally scoffed, as he left with Maggie ahead of the others. 

Yves lowered his voice and said to Rex, “I feel like Johnny really doesn’t like President Wilson and the others.” 

Rex had already noticed this during their previous encounter. 

At first, he thought it was just his imagination, thinking that Johnny’s personality was simply like that. 

But now, it seemed he wasn’t overthinking. 

After leaving Wilson Tech, Johnny was still upset when he got into the car. 

As if recalling something, he asked Maggie, “By the way, who was that girl standing behind Julia, dressed in a business suit? 1 saw her look at you with a rather unfriendly gaze. Do you know her?” 

Maggie: “Julia’s cousin.” 

Johnny:” 

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Franklin invited Julia to Wilson Tech, and now he’s even bringing Julia’s family into Wilson Tech? At this rate, I wouldn’t be surprised if Wilson Tech changes its name to Brown soon.* 

Maggie thought the same. 

She said. “Mm.” 

Given Franklin’s love for Julia, it wouldn’t be surprising if he gave Wilson Tech to her. 

Having the Green family members work at Wilson Tech? Not a big deal. 

Johnny felt he shouldn’t continue the conversation. The more he spoke, the angrier he’d get. 

That evening, in order to replicate Franklin’s company’s car engine condition, 

Maggie and Johnny didn’t get home until late. 

On the way back, it began to snow. 

When they got home, Maggie was about to head to the bathroom for a shower when her phone rang. 

It was a call from Franklin. 

Maggie didn’t answer; she grabbed her clothes and went into the bathroom. 

When she came out and checked her phone, she saw that Franklin had called twice, and seeing that she didn’t answer, he sent 

a text message informing her that Isabella’s parent–teacher meeting was tomorrow. 

Maggie saw this and replied with a few words: “I’m not available tomorrow.” 

Then, she put her phone down and ignored it. 

On the other side, Franklin was busy. Isabella was playing with Franklin’s phone when he saw Maggie’s reply. 

He cheerfully said, “Dad, Mom said she’s not available tomorrow. Does that mean I can have Aunt Julie go to the parent–teacher meeting for me?” 

Franklin didn’t look up, replying with a casual “Mm.” 

“Yay, awesome!” 

Isabella jumped up from the sofa, happily dancing with his hands flailing about. 

Franklin said, “Dad will go tomorrow too.” 

Isabella: “I know, if Aunt Julie is going, of course Dad has to go too!” 

The next day. 

Maggie was at work at Cole, talking to Simon about work when her phone suddenly buzzed. 

It was a message from Isabella’s homeroom teacher: “Isabella’s mom, are you coming to the parent–teacher meeting today?” 

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Maggie saw it and replied: “I have other matters, I won’t be going.” 

A little while later, the homeroom teacher sent another message: “Today, Isabella’s dad and another woman came to the 

meeting…” 

They even sent her a picture. 

In the photo, Franklin and Julia were sitting together, with Isabella sitting next to Julia, intimately hugging her arm. 

Franklin and Julia attending the school’s parent–teacher meeting didn’t surprise Maggie. 

After all, Isabella couldn’t wait for her not to attend, so he had Julia take her place. 

Since Julia was going to represent her, how could Franklin let her go alone? 

Worried about her, the homeroom teacher sent a follow–up: “I’m concerned, but don’t worry, Mrs. Wilson. Thank you, 

Teacher.” 

Putting her phone down, Maggie continued with her work. 

Busy times always pass quickly. 

Before she knew it, it was Friday. 

Early in the morning, before Maggie had even gotten up, Harry’s phone call came in again, saying that Daisy wanted to go camping. 

Maggie paused: “Overnight camping?”