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

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Sering Mr. Felin walking toward them. Logan and juba shook his hand politely and then exchanged pleasantries. "Mr. Felton. are you discussing business at Mr. Gay?"

Tes. M. GITS company has several projects I'm quite interested in, so I came to chat with bin

Socizing that Jebany and Maggie had not come over. Logan paused but did not pay much attention.

Mr. Felon, unaware of the tension, found Mr. Gray's behavior a little strange.

After all, as a businessman, even if Mr. Gray didn't know the Brown family, it wouldn't hurt to make a greeting and expand

WOWE'S DECA's of friends

Worle jula and Logan continued to chat with Mr. Faton, Grandma Brown, after greeting him, walked toward Maggie and Jimeng man Janice

Jehong locked at Margie

Mange seeing them approach,, remained unmoved.

Grandme Brow with a gearle smile, spoke first. "Mag, long time no see."

Magne didn't reply.

Gra

adame Broum sighted when she saw Maggie's stubborn expression. "Mag you..

much misunderstanding or resentment you have toward me. beaten me,

has nothing to do with Login or your grandmother. Amade bopes you don't push away the people who care about

before his divorce with her mother, that Janice to ber mase, was a proud and cold women who was

were manually

actually a good person. He hoped she would not

always cold to her, never made te dfffcal

as if

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years, Janice still looked as stunning and proud as

who would speak kindly to their stepdaughters, her words seemed sincere and

conflicts, it would surely be because the

that the issues between her, Maggie's mother, and Logan did not

for their father's love,

stronger

eight or nine years old and loved

bear to lose either

her mother, and she

a mental breakdown, she insisted on staying with her

to

inputs or

capital and secretly arranged to meet her. She had not seen Grandma Brown in more than a year and missed her, so she came to meet Grandma Brown in secret, without telling her uncle. But she didn't know that Grandma Brown had brought

they were

get along.

She didn't want to.

the reproachful look in Grandma Brown's eyes, accusing her of being too much like her mother-sharp and difficult-she felt heartbroken and began to wonder if she was truly a