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

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When she received the call from Franklin, she thought he had already returned home.

As she entered, she didn't see Franklin and assumed he was in the study. But now, after hearing isabella's words, she realized. that Franklin hadn't come back yet.

hotel hosting the banquet today was closer to here than her current residence. Plus, he had left the party at least half an

hbr earlier than her.

Even if he had dropped Julia off first, by this time, he should have already arrived home. However, if he didn't leave Julia's place right away after dropping her off or had no intention of coming home tonight, then that would be another story. At that moment, the sound of footsteps came from the hallway.

Franklin was back

"Daddy!"

"Hmm." Franklin entered and walked over to the bedside.

Seeing him, Maggie wanted to put down Isabella to give Franklin more space, but Isabella was unwilling to leave her arms.

She reached out to Franklin.

Franklin leaned over and picked up Isabella.

held her, he was very close to Maggie. She could smell his familiar cologne, but along with it, there was

the same scent she had just smelled on Julia earlier at

Franklin

placed his hand on Isabella's forehead, his eyes turning to Maggie.

into a low fever, but it's still

holding Isabella in his arms. Isabella, reluctant to get down, frowned,

jacket and handed it to Maggie. She reflexively took it and held it in her arms. Only when she clearly smelled the intertwined fragrances did she remember that she and Franklin were about to divorce. If it were in the past, she would have felt happy to hold his jacket, savoring

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smiling at Isabella. "Tun going downstairs to make

home, Isabella felt much better. Upon hearing Maggie's words, she obediently

"Min, thank you, Mommy."

and turned to

she walked away, Franklin's gaze fell on the jacket she

the porridge and began preparing

her hands and leaving

hesitated for a moment,

end of the corridor, talking on the phone. "The fever has

really be worried

averted her gaze