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

---- Chapter 354 It wasn't just Madam Green and Julia-others had realized the same thing. Sophia sneered outright, "I told you before, she's not as capable as she makes herself out to be. But none of you would believe me." Tracy chuckled, "We just didn't expect her to be bold enough to fake it in front of that many people, right, Julia?" Julia didn't reply, but the corner of her lips slowly curled upward.

At that moment, Sophia added gleefully, "So basically, that bitch won't be marrying into the Gray family so easily after the divorce." If Maggie's abilities had been exaggerated, and her chances of marrying into a powerful family were slim-then for both her ---- and the Miller family, any hope of a true comeback might just be wishful thinking. At that thought, Madam Green and Sophia felt much better. Once they were back in the car, Madam Green smiled, "Next Wednesday is the last day.noveldrama

Once Franklin returns from. abroad, they can basically go file for divorce." Sophia perked up. "Exactly! Finally!" Even though she wasn't directly involved, she still felt genuinely excited. Sure, she called Franklin "brother-in-law" every day, and in her mind, the bond between her sister and Franklin had long surpassed what any piece of paper could define-but the fact that Franklin and Maggie were still legally married always irritated her deep down. Madam Green and Janice felt the same.

Even though they knew Franklin's relationship with Julia was solid, the mere fact that he was still legally married to Maggie ---- as... unpleasant. If they felt that way, Julia herself felt it even more strongly. At first, because of how strained things were between Franklin and Maggie, she had never been particularly bothered by the legal bond between them. She always thought Maggie couldn't compare to her, and was sure Franklin would never have feelings for her. But after Maggie had begun showing real promise in her career-and more importantly, after Julia clearly saw a shift in Franklin's attitude toward her-that sense of discomfort started to grow.