After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities

Chapter 61

"Who dared to hit my friend?"

Brayden looked at Frank's perfect face and felt sorry for him.

"Frank, if my mom saw your face like that, she's gonna cry for like three days."

"I can't stand it anymore, just tell me."

Brayden kept speaking, wanting to revenge for Frank.

Franklin sat there, opened the first page of the document, and said lazily, "Are you going to beat my

wife?"

Brayden didn't understand. "What did you say?"

Didn't this guy divorce his wife?

Franklin glanced at him. "I've decided to send you on a business trip to Akas."

Brayden was immediately dumbfounded, "What? Dude, why are you sending me to Akas for no

reason? The weather sucks there and more importantly, there are no beautiful women! When did you

decide to send me there?"

Franklin said, "A second ago."

Brayden was speechless.

Was it because he said he was going to beat the person who hurt Franklin?

So, it was indeed Franklin's ex-wife.

"You are heartless." Brayden was about to faint.

Franklin smiled, looking pleased as he said, "You should go. Akas is waiting for you."

That was too much!

Brayden escaped in devastation.

The conference room was once again quiet.

All the executives present were tense. The amusing atmosphere suddenly became solemn.

Was it really Mr. Maskelyne's wife who hit him?

This was domestic violence, right?

Why did Mr. Maskelyne look very happy when he was beaten?

Was he beaten too hard?

People couldn't help but imagine.

Thinking of Franklin, who was cold and serious, being beaten by his wife, everybody felt amused.

That didn't sound like what he would do.

Franklin looked at everyone commandingly, "You know what, this is proof that my wife loves me. Now,

let's begin!"

Everyone was speechless.

What was wrong with those rich people? In their eyes, even being beaten was a signal of love.

Their love story must be a dramatic one.

No wonder Mr. Maskelyne tweeted early in the morning to announce who his wife was.

Mrs. Maskelyne must have been angry after seeing Franklin with the other woman.

Franklin should have been punished by his wife at home.

That was funny.

Things seemed to be easier to understand now.

If it were them hanging out with "the other woman", the punishment waiting for them at home would be

harsher.

So, after Mrs. Maskelyne's account became a trending topic. Another one followed.

"Mr. Maskelyne was beaten by Mrs. Maskelyne"

"Mr. Maskelyne's face"

"Mrs. Maskelyne is amazing"

This thing happened because Franklin went to the café with his injured face.

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Many employees secretly took pictures of his injuries and posted the pictures online.

There were too many employees and the pictures were soon everywhere on the internet.

So...

It became a trending topic again.

"Wow! Mrs. Maskelyne is amazing. No wonder Mr. Maskelyne announced her Twitter account this

morning. Presumably, Mrs. Maskelyne was claiming her husband and hitting the other woman in the

face."

"If Mr. Maskelyne dares to cheat, Mrs. Maskelyne would beat him!"

"I feel sorry for Mr. Maskelyne's handsome face..."

"Mr. Maskelyne is still handsome with the wound..."

"Mrs. Maskelyne is a vixen."

"Mr. Maskelyne is so handsome! How could she do that?"

"What a cruel woman!"

Some were praising her while some were cursing her.

Everyone was curious about Mrs. Maskelyne.

Sylvia read the comment of the netizens who kept quoting her on Twitter. There were still teeth marks

on her face.

She was so angry.

Franklin took her phone and registered a Twitter account for her on her mobile behind her back.

Why was everyone saying that she forced him to do that?

What the hell!

That was totally wrong!

Sylvia was so angry that she got a headache.

She took a picture of the tooth marks on her cheek and posted it on her Twitter. She didn't show her

face.

Franklin had been playing the victim.

She could do the same.

She tweeted.

Unexpectedly, in the next second, Franklin actually forwarded her tweet and commented, "Honey, my

fault. I shouldn't bite you in the face."

Franklin's interaction pushed this farce to the climax.

Everyone got excited.

"Mr. Maskelyne fought back against Mrs. Maskelyne with his teeth."

"What a lovely fight!"

"So, who won?"

"Mr. Maskelyne, how can you bite your wife's tender skin?"

"Is this another show of affection in disguise?"

Franklin replied to two comments in a great mood.

"This is proof that my wife loves me."

"I've also left a mark on her face, nice."

After Franklin replied to Twitter, he went back to work.

He was very serious as if nothing happened just now.

And Sylvia, who was also checking Twitter, was speechless.

They had divorced. What was Franklin trying to do?

He went too far.

She let out a long breath, a little regretful for her impulsive tweeting.

Franklin went crazy, did she go crazy too?

Since when she became so easily provoked?

She tossed her phone aside and went to bed.