Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 124

Raelynn no longer cared what any of them thought.

She didn't even bother to check Sebastian's reaction before she turned and walked away, her face a blank slate.

She had done exactly what she came to do.

The tired excuse that "he's just a child" was garbage.

She wasn't falling for it.

Lily was the same age as Shane, yet she was incredibly sweet and well-behaved. Did this brat really not know what he was doing?

Was he truly ignorant of what this meant.

Or had someone put him up to it just to flex their power?

Right or wrong, it made no difference to her anymore.

The core issue was that Sebastian had given this pair of siblings a free pass!

Raelynn's retreating figure was a picture of absolute finality.

Sebastian watched her leave, his expression unreadable, before his gaze slowly dropped to the roaring flames in the drum.

"Shane, apologize to Uncle Croix."

Seraphina glanced in the direction Raelynn had disappeared, a flicker of mockery passing through her eyes.

What a massive temper for a total loser.

Throwing such an extreme, fiery tantrum—wasn't it all just a pathetic attempt to get Sebastian's attention?

As a woman, she saw right through those petty tricks.

Shane immediately ran over and hugged Sebastian's leg. "I'm sorry. I won't do it again. I just didn't want my sister to get bullied by that nasty woman..."

Seraphina sighed softly. "Shane, don't say that."

Sebastian pulled his gaze away from the fire and looked down at the boy. "Go wash your hands."

Shane was covered in dirt from playing all afternoon.

Hearing the concern in his voice, Shane's mood skyrocketed.

He knew it! He and his sister were the only ones who mattered!

Seraphina could clearly see that Sebastian wasn't going to get angry or push the issue.

Didn't that just prove how utterly insignificant Raelynn was?

The smile on her lips grew infinitely more satisfied. "Sebastian, you spoil him even more than I do."

No one brought up Raelynn again.

It was as if she had never even been there.

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