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

Chapter 285

Before he could respond, she coldly added, “I don’t know why you trust those bodyguards so much, but I don’t want this happening again.”

Having said that, Maggie expected him to argue, but instead, he simply looked at her and nodded, “Alright, I understand.”

Maggie paused, but didn’t say anything further.

At that moment, Franklin spoke again, “Isabella and I will head back now. You should get some rest.”

Maggie didn’t reply and turned to walk inside.

Two days later, Johnny traveled to City S to attend the International Artificial Intelligence Conference.

Similar to last year’s tech exhibition, this International AI Conference was another great opportunity to learn about AI developments and exchange technical

edge.

Joining him were Maggie, Glen, and several other new engineers who had just joined Cole.

The reason they were included was that these new hires hadn’t yet been exposed to the company’s core secrets, so there was no concern about potential leaks.

Upon arriving in City S and entering the conference, they found that many people were already there.

It was said that some major figures from the international AI field were also attending this grand event.

Johnny had already attracted a lot of attention because of

as soon as they entered the venue, they immediately drew the attention of

people’s focus was

were coming up to him

Johnny was kept busy.

one by one.

watching as Johnny socialized. Before they could speak, Maggie heard a familiar

“Are you here too?”

Maggie turned around.

It was Harry.

him was

Becker,

for such a networking event, Harry wouldn’t need to attend himself; he

had been a while since he last saw Maggie, and

with Maggie, Harry noticed

didn’t pay much attention to it. At this point, Franklin also

this time, he was

their team ushered in a foreigner, probably in his sixties, into

with influential figures in the domestic and

was a significant figure in AI, with

wondered where Julia was, as

seeing K. W. Smith,

that moment, she was