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

---- Chapter 431 "Miss Brown." Seeing Rex approach, Julia gave a faint smile. "Mr. Hardin." Rex glanced around. "Why are you standing here alone? Where's Mr. Wilson?" Julia pointed in a direction. "Franklin's over there, talking to someone." Rex followed her finger, looked, then let his gaze settle back on her face. He paused, then couldn't help asking, "Miss Brown, you don't look very happy. Did something happen?" Julia's smile faltered. Catching her reaction, Rex added, "Is it because of Maggie?" ---- Before Julia could answer, Rex shot a cold look toward Maggie's side.

"People like her can be riding high and still win over Nolan and his wife? The world really is unfair." Julia was indeed in low spirits tonight-and it did have to do with Maggie. But not for the reason Rex imagined. What worried her was that Maggie's identities-Nolan's student and a co-founder of Cole-might be revealed publicly tonight. She'd been on edge for days, and now her nerves were stretched to the breaking point. Hearing Rex, she realized he'd misunderstood. She didn't plan to explain, though. His presence, oddly, did ease her mood a little. Just then, Franklin returned.

too strong a word," Franklin said politely. Even so, Rex excused himself and left. Perhaps assuming she'd been waiting to go pay her respects to Nolan, Franklin said, "You've waited long enough, right? Let's go greet Mr. Nolan

that the first time Julia had tried to approach Nolan, he already knew who she was. Nolan had said her ability didn't meet his standard for taking on a

"Mr. Nolan. Mrs. Nolan." They had barely finished greeting them when Maggie and Johnny also came over to find the Nolans. Spotting Franklin and Julia, Johnny's smile carried a sting of sarcasm. "What a coincidence-Mr. Wilson, Miss Brown." Franklin returned the greeting mildly. "Mr. Gray." Then he glanced at Maggie