Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 263

The two of them greeted the surrounding guests like a pair of newlyweds.

Seraphina Vance was also wearing an ink-blue gown. A sweet, captivating smile played on her lips as she linked her arm intimately through the man's. To everyone watching, they were a match made in heaven.

It was such a formal, high-profile event.

He had demanded Raelynn's presence, yet... he had never reserved a place for her by his side.

It was a blatant, calculated move to force her into the role of an outsider, a mere spectator to their grand romance.

Raelynn felt a suffocating lump form in her throat, taking several hard swallows before she could force down the biting humiliation.

She couldn't help but wonder.

If Sebastian had already decided to bring Seraphina...

Why insist that she come at all?

Who was the actual mistress here?

No wonder he hadn't answered her calls. He had planned all along to make Seraphina his plus-one, which was why he had iced Raelynn out completely.

Suddenly, Raelynn noticed Seraphina's gaze lock onto her through the crowd.

A flash of mockery danced in Seraphina's eyes. She scanned Raelynn up and down with blatant disdain before leaning in close to Sebastian's ear, whispering something intimate. She exuded the effortless confidence of a true wife.

Raelynn looked down at her own dress. In her light blue gown that closely mirrored Seraphina's, she felt like a total clown.

She didn't step forward.

She knew her place. She hadn't caused a scene back when they first got married, so what was the point of marching over there now? To demand why Sebastian had brought his mistress to a major social event?

If she did that, she would only look like the crazy, unhinged woman with no real standing.

Raelynn let out a bitter laugh, turned on her heel, and walked deeper into the venue.

She had been so incredibly naive.

She actually thought Sebastian was willing to make their marriage public, that after seven years, he was finally going to give her the title she deserved as they approached their divorce.

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