Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 350

Seraphina's face turned instantly ugly.

He wanted her... to lower herself and bow to Raelynn in apology?

Did Raelynn even deserve that?

Sebastian cast a thoughtful glance at Adrian.

His attitude and every word he spoke were aggressively protecting Raelynn. If she had only met Adrian through Preston Moreno, this level of blatant favoritism was highly unusual.

He wasn't leaving Seraphina a shred of dignity today.

Seraphina refused to bow her head to Raelynn.

Biting her lip, she looked pleadingly at Sebastian.

Raelynn had always overshadowed her growing up. She refused to admit defeat to a loser.

Besides, what had she done wrong?

If Sebastian didn't love Raelynn, that was her own fault to reflect on!

"Director Moreno, it's not convenient with so many people watching. If you're willing, I'd like to make a humble contribution to the foundation and donate thirty million dollars."

Sebastian turned his head slightly, gazing at the carefully designed "Lily's Hope" sign in the distance before offering his solution.

Today was about raising funds, after all.

Countless critically ill children from impoverished families were suffering, and financial support was vital.

It required the collective effort of many.

Having a wealthy corporate dynasty bleed a little was the best outcome, but in reality, old money families rarely possessed soft hearts.

Adrian couldn't help but give Sebastian a second look.

Thirty million dollars.

He was certainly generous.

Raelynn crossed her arms and let out a soft scoff.

It seemed Seraphina's unbending spine was worth an astronomical thirty million dollars.

And that unbending spine was the lifeline for so many children.

Raelynn looked at him with near-mockery. For some reason, an image from over a decade ago surfaced in her mind—the quiet, severely injured Sebastian she had hidden in the attic.

They had spent twenty days together back then.

She had to taste his herbal medicine first. It was unbearably bitter, but living in the countryside, she could only buy candy when the market opened. Every time she drank a bowl, she would carefully count out exactly one piece of candy to eat.

He had refused to drink his medicine back then, his will to live dangerously low.

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