Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 126

Raelynn didn't sleep well that night.

Her dreams dragged her back to their first year of marriage, right back to the day they took their wedding photos.

Sebastian was a minimalist who despised performative ceremonies. They hadn't even had a real wedding. Knowing the girl had been shortchanged, Matilda Croix had forced Sebastian into the photo shoot to compensate.

Once he agreed to something, he cooperated fully.

He hadn't objected to a single one of the photographer's requests.

Holding her waist, brushing his thumb against her cheek...

And then, The Photographer had asked, "Mr. Croix, could you kiss the bride?"

She was young back then, her heart hammering wildly at the proximity of the man she loved.

She fully expected him to refuse.

After all, their marriage was little more than a polite arrangement.

Yet, Sebastian had nodded calmly. He leaned down with practiced ease, tilting his head to capture her lips. He wasn't the type to close his eyes, instead staring intensely at her blushing, terrified face as she held her breath.

He had arched a lazy brow.

"Sunny, I'm your husband. We're going to spend the rest of our lives together. What are you so shy about?"

The rest of our lives...

Human promises were inherently worthless.

Love couldn't withstand scrutiny, let alone the test of time.

Raelynn's eyes snapped open.

The corners of her eyes were damp.

But her expression was horrifyingly sober.

Thank God.

She was the one who pulled the plug on this seven-year farce.

Burning her former pillars of emotional support with her own hands, permanently cutting ties with Sebastian, was the absolute best choice she could have ever made.

She calmly reached up to wipe away the faint trace of moisture.

Groping for her phone on the nightstand.

She opened iMessage, found Sebastian's profile, and without a single second of hesitation, tapped Block.

Moving to her Contacts List, she blacklisted his phone number too.

She was surgically extracting him from her life.

Sitting up, she headed straight to the bathroom to wash up.

Today, she planned to visit her mother.

The woman who had been in a deep coma ever since that fateful car crash years ago.

She sat quietly by the hospital bed for a long time.

The oppressive weight in her chest was suffocating.

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