After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities novel Chapter 60

"One of his mistresses has blonde hair, and the other has curly hair. And this woman is clearly not his mistress."

"I agree. This is Mrs. Maskelyne."

"Probably she's another mistress."

The netizens started to search for clues from Franklin's other tweets.

In the end, they found a follower's ID in his contact list named "I'm Mrs. Maskelyne," which had just been registered.

All the netizens rushed to check the ID's Twitter page but failed to find anything.

There was only an automatic message when the registration was successful.

Besides, they noticed the ID was registered at eight o'clock that morning.

Countless netizens captured the detail and spread the news online.

They also sent many private messages to the ID.

After leaving Townyer Villa, Sylvia heard continuous beeps from her phone.

It wasn't like the tone for text messages or incoming calls.

In confusion, she pulled the phone out and was almost pissed off.

Twitter had been installed on her phone screen, and she was registered under an ID named "I'm Mrs. Maskelyne."

She checked the profile and could tell it was registered in her phone number.

Sylvia sucked in her breath to repress her anger, cursing Franklin inwardly.

She couldn't believe what that childish man had done while she was sleeping.

Since her phone could be unlocked by facial recognition, he could easily use her phone.

He had downloaded Twitter for her, got her registered, and let her ID only follow his.

The ID name he had chosen angered her more.

They had already divorced. She had become Franklin's ex-wife.

Franklin would be 30 soon, but she didn't expect him to be so childish.

'We've divorced! Why have you done such a stupid thing?' her inner voice growled.

Sylvia also noticed the netizens' uproar.

In the past, he wanted to hide his marital status from the public and refused to let others know about her existence. He had taken her as an invisible person for four years.

Sylvia wondered why he suddenly changed after divorcing her.

The continuous beeps were from Twitter.

Her private message box almost exploded, and so were the comments on her Twitter page.

Countless netizens asked her if she was Franklin's wife.

Some asked her how she managed to hit on him. Some asked when they would divorce.

Some even cursed her and urged her to separate from Franklin.

Reading the curses, Sylvia gritted her teeth in anger. She blamed Franklin for all those things.

All she wished was to let him leave her in peace.

Tiffany was addicted to Twitter, so she immediately noticed the trending topic, "I'm Mrs. Maskelyne."

Jealousy almost drove her crazy.

Especially after she saw the photo of the woman's back, she was almost killed by jealousy of Mrs. Maskelyne.

She called Franklin on the phone. "Hello, Franklin?"