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

---- Chapter 384 Neither Mrs. Green nor Mrs. Brown had expected that although Harry was polite to them, he would outright reject Sophia so decisively right in front of them Mrs. Green naturally still hoped that Sophia and Harry could work things out She smiled and tried to ease the atmosphere, hoping to leave room for reconciliation. "This is indeed Sophia's fault. We'll have a serious talk with her later. Sorry to have disturbed your business meeting.

Another day, I'll have Julia take Sophia over to properly apologize to you-" "No need for apologies," Harry interrupted, seeing through her intent. "Matters of the heart..." He paused briefly, glanced subtly at Maggie, then after half a second said, "Can't be forced. Miss Green and I aren't suitable. I hope the matriarch can counsel Miss Green well, so she doesn't let me delay her own lifelong happiness." Having said this, what more could Mrs. Green not understand?

She looked toward Maggie, who had remained detached the entire time, calmly sipping tea, seemingly watching the Sun family's ---- drama as if it were a joke. Her smile was somewhat forced as she gave a dry laugh. "You're right. I will talk to Sophia seriously." "Then thank you, matriarch." Sophia had long since fled in embarrassment. After Mrs. Green and Mrs.

door closed, Harry sat back down and said to Maggie, "Sorry for wasting your time." Since realizing Sophia's feelings, Harry had made his rejection clear. But Sophia showed no sign

his patience thin. Because Julia had taken Franklin away, Harry knew the relationship between the Brown and Green families and Maggie

and said, "It's alright." Harry hesitated, then began, "Sorry, just now I..." Before he could finish, Maggie

calmly accept this fact. Harry probably sensed this too, which was why he finished that ---- sentence. Indeed, that was the case. Still, even though she had let go, hearing it again inevitably stirred some unpleasant