Mr. CEO Your Wife Has Wanted a Divorce for a Long Time (by Zora Pradeep) novel Chapter 607

Chapter 607

ilen didn’t look the least bit embarrassed getting caught. He just gave a cheerful “Mr. Gray and headed back to work.

ohnny shut the office door and dropped onto the couch. “You know, when he found out you tend to drink a couple cups of coffee to power through a busy tretch, he went and actually studied up on it. Spent a good chunk of time on it, apparently. Word is he just got to the point where he actually knows what he’s

oing.”

taggie looked up, caught off guard.

hnny caught her expression and grinned. “Touched?”

..Not exactly.”

just brought back some old memories, that was all.

Without thinking, she reached for the cup and took a sip.

Then Glen had set it down earlier, the smell alone had told her it was going to be good. Tasting it was something else. Better than she’d expected

ne knew coffee.

ne sip was all it took to feel the care that had gone into it.

hat kind of care… it wasn’t so different from how she herself had once…

hnny had no idea where her mind had gone. When she didn’t say anything, he asked, “So how are you doing? Better?”

e hadn’t forgotten that a few days ago, she’d been mid–call asking him to go drinking when their professor’s people had swooped in and taken her away.

aggie set down the cup and came back to herself. “I’m okay now.”

e studied her face. She wasn’t putting on a front. “What happened exactly?”

he gave him the short version.

hnny already knew Franklin had taken Julia to meet Felix and Stella.

fter she finished, he sat with it for a moment, taking in everything she and her family were carrying, all the hurt and the worry. “Yeah,” he said finally. The orld’s not fair sometimes, that’s just the truth of it. But your grandma’s right too. Staying married to Franklin and grinding it out isn’t doing you any good ther. As for the Browns and the Greens… karma has a long memory. I have to believe they’ll get what’s coming to them eventually”

Yeah, Maggie said.

hat was really all there was to hold onto right now.

o for now, she’d wait. Wait for the divorce to go through.

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