Mr. CEO Your Wife Has Wanted a Divorce for a Long Time (by Zora Pradeep) novel Chapter 144

Chapter 144

However, when he remembered that she had been injured while saving Franklin, he didn’t know what to

say.

Seeing Rex’s concerned look, Logan, noticing his distinguished demeanor, guessed that he wasn’t an ordinary person and asked, “Julie, who is this?”

Julia didn’t miss the flash of sympathy in Rex’s eyes.

She replied in a calm tone, “Rex Hardin, Mr. Hardin.”

Then, she introduced Rex to her father: “This is my father, Logan Brown.”

Upon learning that Logan was Julia’s father, Rex politely said, “Ah, Mr. Brown, it’s a pleasure.”

After the pleasantries, Julia spoke, “Mr. Hardin, are you here at Cole to discuss a partnership with Mr. Gray?”

“Yes, and Miss Brown and Mr. Brown are here for the same reason?”

Yes.” Julia said, “Did you meet Mr. Gray?”

“No, Mr. Gray went on a business trip,” Rex replied.

Logan smiled when he heard this, “So Mr. Gray really went on a business trip. I thought he was just making an excuse not to meet us.”

Rex paused when he heard this and then asked, “Didn’t they invite you up?”

Julia replied, “No, Mr. Gray’s secretary said Mr. Gray was away, so they asked us to leave.”

Rex’s expression darkened.

Julia noticed this and asked, “What’s wrong? Is something wrong?”

Rex said coldly, “Mr. Gray is indeed not here, but the person I spoke with earlier was Miss Miller, whom

we met at Wilson Tech before.

She said that since Mr. Gray is away, she is handling all matters at Cole and can represent Cole in negotiating cooperation with me.”

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Regardless of whether Maggie could truly represent Cole, the fact that she had met with him while intentionally avoiding Julia was clearly aimed at her!

Logan was taken aback.

Julia paused, then responded indifferently, “Is that so?”

She turned to her father and said, “Since that’s the case, Dad, let’s go back.”

Logan, noticing how Maggie had treated him and Julia, pursed his lips but had no choice but to say, “Alright.”

Rex frowned, about to speak when Maggie came downstairs.

When she saw the three of them, she paused for a moment.

Before she could speak, Julia’s phone suddenly rang.

She answered the call, “Frank?”

Julia smiled and said, “You’re here? Alright, I’m coming out now.”

Rex: “Has Mr. Wilson arrived?”

“Yes.” When mentioning Franklin, Julia’s tone softened with a touch of tenderness. “My wound hasn’t fully healed yet. Frank is too worried, so he came over to pick me up.”

As she spoke, she didn’t even look at Maggie.

Afterward, she added, “Mr. Hardin, we’re leaving now. See you next time.”

Rex had originally planned to question Maggie and demand justice for Julia. But seeing that Julia couldn’t even be bothered to look at Maggie, he felt that she was too disdainful of him to bother with someone like

her.

Julia’s proud and straightforward demeanor only made Rex admire her more. He found her to be unique, and captivating.

In an instant, he felt that it was pointless to continue talking with Maggie. He felt that Maggie wasn’t

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