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

Chapter 6

Maggie didn't know about Franklin's return. Nobody had told her.

It had been half a month since she moved out of the villa. During this time, she had gradually grown

accustomed to and come to enjoy the quiet, leisurely life of living alone.

day was weekend, and she had slept in a bit. After getting up and washing, she opened the curtains to find perfect sunshine outside.

She stretched, watered her plants, and was about to make herself a simple breakfast when the doorbell rang. It was Mrs. Smith from across the hall. Maggie, hope I didn't disturb you?"

Maggie replied gently: "Not at all, I was already awake."

"That's good." Mrs. Smith warmly said: "These are freshly made pies and pasta from our home this

morning. Brought some for you to try."

"Thank you, this is too kind."

"It's the least we could do. If you hadn't saved our Tommy from that mad dog the other day, who knows what would have happened.

We've been wanting to properly thank you, but my husband and I have been so busy with work, we couldn't find the time... we feel quite embarrassed..."

"It was nothing, Mrs. Smith, you're too kind."

After some more pleasantries, Mrs. Smith left.

the algorithmic mechanism of an

the afternoon, a news notification about T University's centennial celebration popped up

the date, and realized it was indeed

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found several trending topics

closely watched, but also because this was its first centennial celebration. As a result, an exceptional number of honorary alumni had been invited back

prominent figures across

looked at the screen several times. Her

faces in the

days flooded

undergraduate degree, perhaps she too might have been among the honorary alumni invited back for

was already afternoon. Many of the VIP guests invited to the ceremony

she wandered aimlessly around campus, a familiar voice. called out to her near the

"Mag?"

minutes later, in a teahouse outside T

cup of tea:

teacup, looking down with a faint smile:

hadn't expected this answer, paused:

"It's fine."

Would you consider coming back to

thought about

spoke earnestly: "Mag, the company needs you. You're still

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