Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 42

He opened her new phone, which she hadn't even set a passcode for yet.

He opened her social media app.

Without a single glance at her private messages, he went straight to her public feed.

Sebastian was incredibly fast.

Raelynn's expression changed. Just as she freed a hand to snatch it back, he was already handing it over.

He didn't pry into her privacy like the last time.

It was as if he couldn't even be bothered to look.

The elevator arrived at the ground floor.

Sebastian walked right past Raelynn, whose face was pale with fury, leaving behind a faint trail of cedarwood cologne.

Raelynn didn't even know what he had just done.

She only knew that the casual, dismissive way he treated her left her feeling suffocated.

Taking a deep breath, Raelynn stepped out of the elevator.

She found a quiet corner, set down the bag of cold medicine, and checked her phone.

After Sebastian had nearly seen Lily's photos last time, she had wised up. All of Lily's photo albums were now hidden.

She immediately tapped into her own social media feed.

When the screen loaded, she stared at it in shock.

Her hand began to shake.

A minute ago, Sebastian had posted a status update under her name.

— [There is no need for speculation. Seraphina Vance is my sister. Sebastian and I purchased the property for the Vance family as a joint couple, not just for Seraphina. Rumors stop with the wise.]

Seeing the word "sister," Raelynn felt a chill seep into her bones.

Sebastian knew...

He knew everything.

He knew about her bitter history with the Vance family. He knew Seraphina was the one who had stolen everything from her. He knew Seraphina was the child Silas Vance's mistress had brought into their home.

And yet, to protect Seraphina's reputation, he forced her to post this.

Sebastian was ruthless!

Raelynn deleted it in a flash.

Even though it was likely no one had seen it yet, the disgust still clung to her like a layer of slime she couldn't wash off.

Making her call her enemy a sister, making her whitewash Seraphina's name—it was the most nauseating thing he could have done.

Raelynn looked down at the bag of medicine.

She felt a little dizzy.

There were so many zeroes, more than the population of some small states.

And it wasn't the two hundred million she and Sebastian had agreed on.

It was... three hundred million?

She knew Sebastian didn't lack money, but this wasn't a matter of a few bucks. He had casually tossed in an extra hundred million.

But after the initial shock faded, Raelynn figured it out.

It was probably because he had used her phone to post that statement today.

This extra hundred million was... a reward? Compensation?

Raelynn couldn't help but sneer. Sebastian really didn't hold back when it came to throwing money and effort at Seraphina.

He was so considerate, so incredibly generous.

The strict prenup that Chairman Croix Sr. had forced her to sign was no longer holding her back.

She hadn't fought for a cut of his assets; Sebastian was offering it up himself as compensation because of another woman.

In the past, she wouldn't have gotten a single dime when the marriage ended.

Now, the money was rolling in to help her raise her kid?