Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 153

Sebastian casually cast a glance at Raelynn as well.

Then, his gaze locked onto her.

Because he noticed something.

Raelynn's expression was incredibly stiff.

He narrowed his eyes slightly.

Raelynn didn't catch Sebastian's reaction. Her eyes immediately darted toward the staircase leading to the second floor.

Was Lily home right now? Or was she out playing?

The sheer terror of her biggest secret being exposed out of nowhere made it nearly impossible to keep her composure.

She never expected Sebastian to show up at Professor Finch's house with Seraphina!

"Mr. Croix? It must have taken quite an effort for you to visit Professor Finch," Preston said. Understanding Raelynn's panic, he smoothly stepped in front of her, giving her a moment to collect herself.

Preston wasn't exaggerating.

Professor Finch's residence was located in the same exclusive neighborhood as many top-tier government officials.

Without a special pass, getting in was impossible.

A faint smile touched Sebastian's lips. He didn't miss Preston's protective maneuver, but he simply replied in a mild tone, "I was fortunate enough to know Director Polk, who supports traditional medicine initiatives. He made the introduction."

Raelynn clenched her fists.

She knew Sebastian had vast connections and immense power, but to see him use it all just to pave the way for Seraphina...

It was absurd!

Professor Finch was, of course, just as irritated. If it hadn't been Director Polk personally bringing them to his door, he would have kicked them out immediately!

Sebastian, who was essentially a grandson-in-law to him, had the audacity to bring his mistress to the house and ask the old man to elevate her status.

Was this asking for a favor?

It felt more like a blatant provocation!

"No need to consider anything. I don't do charity work for lost causes!" Professor Finch slammed down his teacup filled with kudzu root tea. His tone left zero room for negotiation.

Seraphina's expression stiffened.

Charity work?

She was a top-tier scholar. Her resume put her at the absolute pinnacle of her generation. How could Professor Finch look down on her like this?

Was there someone out there more talented than her?

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