After all, joining a prominent dynasty like the Croix family was easy; walking away unscathed was an entirely different story.
"This is between Raelynn and me. You don't need to intervene," Sebastian said, completely unbothered.
His nonchalance only darkened Matilda's expression. "If I don't intervene, who will? I'm laying down the law right now. If you insist on divorcing Raelynn, I will never let Seraphina Vance off the hook! Let's see how her insignificant little family survives my wrath!"
Sebastian's brow twitched slightly.
But he remained silent.
Matilda walked over to Raelynn. "Don't worry, Raelynn. My family has wronged you, and I have your back."
Raelynn simply shook her head. "Grandma, I'm the one who wants the divorce. I don't want to live like this anymore. I have no regrets."
The words struck Matilda speechless.
Even Sebastian, lounging on the sofa, glanced over. His eyes were utterly devoid of emotion.
Julian, who had been quiet until now, looked genuinely surprised.
It was hard to believe such absolute detachment had come from Raelynn's mouth. It was almost... comical.
He had witnessed firsthand just how hopelessly devoted she used to be to Sebastian.
Her sudden about-face caught him off guard, and a soft chuckle escaped his lips.
The untimely laughter sounded especially grating in the tense room.
Julian quickly shrugged. "Sorry. Please, continue."
Raelynn shot him a look. She knew exactly what Julian was thinking—he didn't believe she was serious.
But she no longer cared about what anyone thought.
Matilda opened her mouth to speak.
Finally, she let out an exhausted sigh. "I know you've been wronged, sweetheart. But for a family like ours, divorce is like tearing our lives apart. The ripple effects are catastrophic. If you're truly dead set on this..."


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The readers' comments on the novel: Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding
This author is not letting her FL win. haha Such a rage bait! But I keep on reading anyway! Urgh!...