Raelynn could see it clearly—the brazen fearlessness of a woman who knew she was unconditionally favored.
Seraphina clearly had no intention of giving Raelynn a chance to lash out. She brushed past Raelynn and walked out.
Practically skipping toward the man waiting patiently for her outside.
Raelynn stood rooted to the spot for a long time.
It wasn't until Preston called her phone.
That she finally gathered her emotions and headed downstairs.
There was nothing they could do about the Keystone situation.
They had absolutely no way to stop Seraphina from becoming their upstream supplier.
By the time Raelynn exited the building, Sebastian and Seraphina were nowhere in sight. Sometimes, she really wanted to rip Sebastian's chest open just to see how his heart worked. How did he always manage to slide the knife into the exact things she cared about most?
Preston was clearly deeply troubled by the ordeal as well.
He asked her, "Should I drop you off at home first?"
Lost in her own thoughts, Raelynn was about to answer.
Her phone rang.
Still distracted, she answered without checking the caller ID.
"Raelynn, when are you coming home?"
Matilda Croix's cryptic voice echoed through the speaker.
Raelynn snapped to attention.
She pulled the phone away to look at the number.
It was the landline from the house she shared with Sebastian.
Grandma was at their house right now.
Raelynn pressed her lips together. "I just got off work."
"Good. Hurry back then. Grandma is waiting for you."
Matilda's sudden ambush added another layer of frustration. The day's events had already dragged Raelynn's mood to rock bottom, and now she had to deal with this.
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The readers' comments on the novel: Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding
More chapters pls........
This author is not letting her FL win. haha Such a rage bait! But I keep on reading anyway! Urgh!...