Mr. CEO Your Wife Has Wanted a Divorce for a Long Time novel Chapter 722

Chapter 721

Chapter 722

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the had no clue what would unfold if he chose to stand down and stay silent, there would not be a single other person in this packed enue willing to stand firmly of her side and fight to win back everything that had beegolen from her fair and square

The more he dwelled on all the unfair treatment Julia had endured, the firmer and more wayielding kes réshe grew, his se ightening with quiet determination.

le shot Julia a subtle, reassuring glance, sending her a silent, wordless signal to hold her tongue and let him handle every last detaill of this confrontation without her needing to step into the crossfire at all.

ulia’s face clouded over with heavy frustration, her lips parting as she prepared to argue and speak out once more, yet Daphne tanding beside her gently laid a light hand on her arm to hold her back, leaning in to murmur in a low, hushed tone only julia could

lear.

Julia, let Yale finish laying out all the facts first. I truly don’t believe this whole scene is going to work our badly for you in the lang

un.”

Once those quiet words sank in, Daphne turned her head to glance over at Franklin, seeking his quiet agreement. Right, Franklin?”

ven if Maggie and Johnny tried to launch a desperate counterattack by dragging out the messy romantic history between Maggie ind Franklin for the whole room to dissect, it would only prove Maggie had resorted to underhanded, dishonest tactics to marry

‘ranklin in the first place

No matter how much dirt both sides hurled back and forth in this public standoff, Julia would never end up walking away as the one vho lost everything in the court of public opinion.

ulia’s expression turned far grimmer, weighed down by tangled worry and resentment swirling inside her chest.

lefore Franklin could formulate a single response to Daphne’s question, Yale cut back into the conversation sharply, not sparing ohnny even a split second to interject a defense or rebuttal of any kind.

Here’s the thing, Mr. Gray. If you truly were the man I once thought you were-someone pure of heart, who valued fair competition bove all else and prioritized nurturing genuinely talented young researchers above personal attachments-you would never have tood by and looked the other way after someone usurped my junior’s hard-earned shot at a position within Cole Corporation

Worse still, you aided that woman in repeatedly scheming behind closed doors to block Professor Nolan from accepting Julia as hus fficial doctoral student. Tell me honestly, doesn’t that line up exactly with everything we’ve all witnessed unfold before our eyes?

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