Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 320

Nobody had an answer to that.

Julian was too distracted by his own frustrations to care about the mysterious creator. "Geniuses like that usually don't care about the logistics. There are always a few weirdos who don't care about fame or money."

Seraphina realized he was right.

A titan like Faye, capable of single-handedly building such an overwhelmingly massive database filled with top-tier industry secrets, could probably write a revolutionary prescription in their sleep. Naturally, they wouldn't hyper-fixate on protecting every single one.

That incredible value was exactly why the licensing fee was so astronomical.

Feeling satisfied with her conclusion, she turned to look at Sebastian, who was quietly sipping his drink. She offered a soft smile. "Sebastian, my mother wants to take you out for dinner. You've been paving the way for me since this project began, making sure everything went flawlessly. She wants to thank you."

Thinking about the massive success the project would bring in the near future, Leo was in high spirits. He immediately raised his glass. "Meeting the parents? I love it."

Sebastian's expression remained indifferent, the slight curve of his lips impossible to read.

Seraphina covered her mouth, giggling shyly. "It's just a private, casual dinner."

Julian looked over and raised his glass as well. "Congratulations."

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In the days following the incident at The Yves Garden Estate, Raelynn was so buried in work she barely had time to dwell on it.

Everything proceeded as usual.

Dr. Evelyn Hayes hadn't made a single move against her.

Raelynn had fully expected to hit a few brick walls in the industry, even if the matriarch wasn't actively out for blood.

But nothing happened.

If anything, Raelynn felt a pang of sympathy for Dr. Hayes. At the end of the day, all of this pain stemmed from how desperately the woman missed her granddaughter.

She had clung to the marriage arrangement with the Hudson family as a comforting delusion that the lost girl would eventually return.

And now, even that fragile hope was shattering.

But everyone had their own sides to protect. Raelynn could understand Ian's desperation just as much as she understood the Yves family's anger.

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