Mr. CEO Your Wife Has Wanted a Divorce for a Long Time novel Chapter 27

Chapter 27 

“Sorry,” 

“My bad” 

Maggie and the other person both stepped back and apologized at the same time. 

When she looked up, Maggie froze. 

He was Harry. 

Franklin’s other close friend. 

Harry recognized her, of course. 

When he saw her, his already cold expression became even more distant. 

Maggie noticed it immediately. 

She had known Franklin since she was ten years old. 

Franklin, along with Harry and the others, had grown up together. They were very close, and had always been. 

As children, they went to school together and played together. When they grew up, they worked on projects together and would meet regularly. 

Whether as children or after marriage, Franklin had always kept her excluded from his circle of 

friends. 

So even though she had known Harry, Levi, and the others for over a decade, they had never been more than acquaintances, not even nodding acquaintances. 

But after Franklin got to know Julia, he introduced her to Harry and the others. 

That was why when Julia had a birthday, Franklin had Harry and the others help celebrate. This time, when Julia was racing, Harry and the others had also come to watch… 

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It was said that Julia had already become very close to Harry and the others, 

So close that even if Franklin wasn’t there, whenever there was a gathering, they would wwwwys invite Julia. 

Harry and the others had fully accepted her as one of their own. 

Perhaps because of this, in the last two years, whenever Harry and the others saw her, their attitude had grown even colder. 

In the past, she had wanted to build a better relationship with them, but they had never cared for 

her. 

They had never given her a chance. 

They had always been cold toward her. 

She also had her pride. Since they had made their attitude clear, she didn’t force the issue anymore. 

But when they met in the future, when necessary, she would always politely greet them. 

However, many times she was met with their indifference, or even disdain. 

This time, Maggie didn’t plan to say anything. 

She simply bypassed Harry and left. 

But Harry spoke up, “Miss Maggie, you’re also interested in racing?” 

His tone was indifferent. 

Maggie sensitively detected his implication – he was suspicious that she had come here to follow 

Franklin. 

She turned around and coldly asked, “What are you trying to say?” 

Harry didn’t feel ashamed at all for being exposed. “I just thought someone like you wouldn’t be into racing, so I was curious.” 

“Someone like me?” Maggie locked eyes with him. 

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“MC are we that familiar with each other? Do you know me wred? Since you think you understand me so well, why don’t you tell me what kind of person you think I am?” 

Maggie had always given Harry the impression of being quiet, gentle, and even a bit shy. 

But he thought that this was just her surface, and that in reality, she was very scheming. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have done something so vile just to get Franklin’s attention back then. 

Vet, after the fact, she still pretended to be innocent and refused to admit that she had been the one 

hind it. 

Harry didn’t respond. He just stared at her. 

He couldn’t be bothered to evaluate her. 

Nor did he have any desire to. 

But the way Maggie spoke to him today was different from before. 

It was as if she had taken off her disguise and didn’t want to pretend anymore. 

But it didn’t feel quite like that either. 

Because the look in Maggie’s eyes was cold, sharp, and clean, with a hint of sarcasm, as if she was mocking him for thinking he could see through her. 

He had put himself on some moral high ground and recklessly judged her without distinguishing right from wrong. 

Maggie didn’t care what Harry thought. She withdrew her gaze and turned to leave. 

Stella had rented a house near the school for York. 

Maggie took him back to the area near the school, and it was already 11 PM. 

York was still growing, and although he had eaten dinner, he was already hungry again. 

He said, “Sister–in–law, the late–night snacks over there taste great. Let me treat you to some.” 

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