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

After Johnny finished speaking, he asked, “Did you run into him again this morning?”

Maggie replied, “Mm.”

During the waiting period for the divorce, it was indeed quite annoying to keep running into her ex–husband.

But since their company had now reached a cooperation agreement, such encounters were unavoidable from time to time.

After a couple of busy days at the company, on Wednesday morning, President Kim tagged both her and Johnny in the group chat.

Johnny was on a plane heading to another province, and after President Kim explained the situation, Maggie packed her things and, along with the technical staff, headed for Wilson Tech.

This was her first visit to Wilson Tech since Franklin had handed the company over to Julia.

When they arrived at Wilson Tech, just as Maggie and the technical staff were getting out of the car, they saw Rex getting out of his own car as well.

He had always had a business relationship with Wilson Tech.

This wouldn’t change just because Franklin had handed the company over to Julia.

The only difference was that now, after Franklin’s transfer of the company, Re Tech were no longer with Franklin but with Julia.

As soon as their eyes met, both of them quickly looked away.

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Upon entering the Wilson Tech building, Maggie and Rex’s group saw Julia, who seemed to be entangled with a persistent admirer.

The admirer was holding an exaggeratedly large bouquet of red roses.

Julia was facing the door, and as soon as Maggie and Rex noticed her, Julia also spotted Maggie.

It was the first time Julia had seen Maggie since she learned that Harry had developed feelings for her.

Upon seeing Maggie, her expression immediately turned cold.

Noticing that Julia seemed increasingly annoyed by her admirer, Rex quickly walked over, “What’s going on?”

Maggie had no interest in their personal matters, so she shifted her gaze away.

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Without pausing, she continued walking toward the elevator with the technical staff from her company.

A couple of minutes later, when the elevator had not yet arrived, they overheard Julia’s voice: “Thanks for helping me out.”

“You’re welcome,” Rex replied, his voice tinged with concern. “Isn’t there security in the building? Why haven’t they come to deal with this?”

Julia’s tone was resigned, “He bribed the security guards.”

Rex frowned. “So, he can act with impunity now?”

“No,” Julia replied calmly, “I’ll talk to Franklin about it later. He can handle it.”

At these words, Rex lowered his gaze and remained silent for a long moment before responding, “That’s good.”

By the time he finished speaking, they had already reached the group behind Maggie, and the elevator had finally arrived at the ground floor.

They all entered the elevator together.

The staff from Cole, who had been following Maggie to handle work at Wilson Tech, were already aware of the change in ownership at Wilson Tech.

They also knew Julia and, upon entering the elevator, greeted her: “President Brown.”

Previously, Julia had been the director of a project at Wilson Tech, and everyone referred to her as Director Brown.

But now, as the legitimate owner of Wilson Tech, her title naturally had to change as well.

Julia nodded in response, “Thank you all for your hard work on the company’s affairs.”

The technical staff from Cole quickly replied, “It’s our duty, President Brown.”

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Rex noticed that Maggie was still giving Julia the cold shoulder and pressed his lips together tightly.

Although Cole’s technical staff had worked at Wilson Tech with Maggie or Johnny several times, they had never witnessed a direct confrontation between Maggie and Julia.

Now, seeing Maggie completely ignore both Rex and Julia, they realized that the relationship between Maggie and Julia might not be very friendly.

For a moment, no one said anything further.

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