Mr. CEO Your Wife Has Wanted a Divorce for a Long Time (by Zora Pradeep) novel Chapter 46

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That ng Mappe and Isabella stayed at Miller family home

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The next morning, Maggie woke up early to make poes by hand.

Old Madam Miller watched Maggie with a nostalge look remembering how, before her marriage, Magge had never done any Bousework, the couldnt help but sig

Mazze knew what Old Madam Miller was thinking to the smiled and said. “Cooking helps me calm my mind. I really enjoy 11′′

Maggie had gained some weight compared to the last time she came back. She wasn’t as thin now, and Gid Madam Miller felt a

After finishing the pies, she chatted with Old Madam Miller for a while before heading upstairs.

Isabella was already up, brushing her teeth.

Isabella cheerfully jumped out of bed. “I haven’t had your ples in so long! Yay!!

Isabella, aware that Old Madam Miller didn’t like Julia, quickly turned her eyes and whispered, “Grandma, Daddy’s coming home tonight, I want to go back and have dinner with him.”

Old Madam Miller hesitated for a moment, as she hadn’t seen Isabella in a long time, but since it was clear that Isabella had become very attached to Franklin over the past two years, she didn’t think much of it.

Maggie knew Isabella was lying, but she pretended not to notice. She helped Old Madam Miller by putting more food on her plate and said, “It’s fine. I’ll stay and keep you company.”

It seemed odd for a wife to stay at her maternal home when her husband was coming back from a business trip, but since Franklin hadn’t treated Maggie well and Old Madam Miller never supported their marriage, she wouldn’t mind if Maggie divorced him.

So, hearing Maggie say this, Old Madam Miller smiled. “Alright, our Mag is so good.”

Isabella, who had originally been worried about how to make an excuse to ditch Maggie and meet Julia, immediately felt relieved when she heard Maggie’s words.

When they left, Old Madam Miller packed a lot of Isabella’s favorite foods for her to take home. However, Maggie pushed it all back, asking that it be left for her uncle’s children instead.

When Isabella left. Maggie also contacted Franklin’s housekeeper, asking him to send someone to pick her up. She didn’t go to send her off personally.

Old Madam Miller noticed this and thought it was a little strange, but she didn’t

didn’t dwell on it

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