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

Chapter 49

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The faint smile on Maggie's face disappeared once more, replaced by a look of indifference

She paused for two to three seconds before answering the phone "Hello"

On the other end, Isabella was speaking in a coquettish voice, "Mom, when are you coming home

Maggie didn't answer immediately but asked, "What's wrong?

Ti so bored at home alone, can you come back and keep me company?

With her father not at home and Aunt julle also busy, the house was quiet, and she was feeling very lonely

She suddenly missed the days when her mom would chat with her and gently listen to her talk about her favorite cartoons and figurines.

So, she decided to call Maggie, hoping her mom would come home and keep her company.

Maggle listened and replied calmly, "Mom has things to do, maybe next time.

She was indeed her mother and should try her best to meet her needs.

But she also had her own life.

was in a bad mood and needed some personal

sounded a

you need anything, just

the phone, feeling even

looking like a

hoping she'd come home and keep me company, but she said she had things to do..." She buried her face in a soft pillow, looking pitiful. "Mom's

on the nearby sofa, picking up his phone to talk about work. He

by her side did Isabella's moid improve a little. She happily picked

Logan asked, "Why were you gone

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and married well, was a strong

for her niece, Instead, she seemned more interested in another) matter: "Did you talk to

talked a little, but

that she's upset about President Franklin being taken by Julie, we've all

man who would be tied to a woman like her, who has nothing to offer aside from her beauty.

joining Cole was simply

believed Maggie was just a frivolous woman with no talents or education,

thought it was laughable, and it seemed likely that Franklin

that Maggie didn't realize this. Perhaps she was still pleased

and comparing her to Maggie, Logan felt increasingly that there was no comparison between