Raelynn knew exactly what she meant.
The Matriarch was dangling the threat of revoking their divorce certificate over her head again.
Frustratingly, she had been too impatient back then and opted to use a VIP fast-track with Sebastian. Because of that, their divorce wasn't officially logged into the standard system until a mandated "cooling-off period" expired.
Until that window closed, the divorce could be canceled at any moment.
It was an absolute nightmare.
"I—"
"Are you planning to stand over our bed and supervise?"
Sebastian interjected smoothly, not even looking up from his screen.
Matilda's face instantly twisted in shock at his blatant vulgarity. "What kind of nonsense is that?!"
He turned off his tablet, his dark eyes entirely devoid of emotion. "Then why work yourself up into a panic? Raelynn and I have no intention of pursuing that right now."
Raelynn stayed silent.
Though her lips twitched in a faint, cynical smirk.
This was the only subject that would ever force Sebastian to take a hard stance.
Because he was fiercely guarding his romantic loyalty to Seraphina.
Before Matilda could explode.
Sebastian looked her dead in the eye, his tone unwavering. "Perhaps you should learn to accept our decisions instead of trying to force your own agenda."
Having ruled with an iron fist her entire life, Matilda turned a ghastly shade of pale at being lectured so brazenly by her own grandson.
The benevolent facade she usually maintained completely crumbled.
She stood up, trembling with rage. "You had a perfectly good marriage! Why are you throwing it away?!"
Sebastian leaned back slightly, casting a lazy, sidelong glance at Raelynn. "Yes. Why exactly couldn't we make it work?"
A sudden chill shot down Raelynn's spine.
When she looked back, Sebastian was already on his feet. His towering frame exuded a suffocating dominance. "It's time for you to go home."
Clearly, this attempt at coercion was a spectacular failure.
Matilda stormed out in a furious huff.
Sebastian always appeared calm and reasonable, giving the illusion that he could be negotiated with, but in reality, he was an immovable wall.
This was the first time he had so openly defied his grandmother regarding this issue.
He outright refused to have a child with Raelynn, refusing to forge any permanent ties with her.
Watching from the sidelines, Raelynn saw it all with crystal clarity.
Cameron Croix would be released from prison soon, which would undoubtedly rattle Seraphina. Sebastian wanted everything stabilized beforehand, hence his blatant refusal to entertain his grandmother's demands.
He was eliminating any variables that could threaten his relationship with Seraphina.
If Raelynn actually ended up pregnant before Cameron's release, Matilda would never bless Sebastian's union with Seraphina.
Raelynn went upstairs to rest.
The luggage she had brought over was still sitting untouched in the walk-in closet.
She'd be moving it all out again soon enough anyway.
She gave it a fleeting glance before heading into the shower.
The next day was Saturday.
Burdened by the Keystone disaster, Raelynn had slept terribly.
She had planned to visit Professor Alistair Finch's place to spend the day with Lily.
But her phone rang. It was Matilda again.
Raelynn considered ignoring it, but logic prevailed.
The moment she answered.
She heard a sentence that made her blood race: "I'll give you the divorce certificate."

Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding
I think for as slow as the beginning was, their turning point is just so fast... really hope we actually get to read about R and S and their rekindle.... we did not read 950 pages for their story to be sidelined. Im for this sideline story, but it if it's to separate from the main characters and their story, please make it separate book....
Author please update more chapters...
I really like Zella, she is becoming a good friend to Raelynn. Ian needs to go. The relationship with Chloe is confusing. Some chapters they are cousins, sometimes they're sibling. A little confusing....
Julians role as big brother- I feel comes from a genuine place, but in a relationship thats is just as stained as Raelynns and Sebastians. It hard for me to connect to his big brother role as he too was such a problem before. And while they talked a little bit, the conversation did not give me the believe there was resolution between Raelynn and Julian. For a brute, he should make his feelings clear about the situation to Raelynn and then step back, until there is more foundation for him to stand on....
Knife in my heart. I hurt for Raelynn. She has made it this far, but how much does she have in her, everyone has a breaking point. Some back of me hopes the author is joking to lighten the mood after so many intense chapters, but thats not this kind of story or couple....
My heart cannot take this. This, cannot be how it ends with these too. They need resolution with each other. Raelynn needs to be more humanize with Sebastian. We know she is hurt, but this is the branch. She needs all these answers, if not for them to be together, then for Lily to have both her parents. Stop with the mind games Raelynn!...
Its like the story is just repeating itself...
Timeline is getting lost for me. So many treasured little memories Raelynn has but yet, he was gone for years ? Anyways... still rooting for them! These two need a heart to heart. Lily "forgetting" someone, not possible in this day and age and I hope thats not their storyline....
Sebastian, the man of few words.... needs to find all the words! Needs to fight for her! On note, seven years seems like a long time for this master plan (which I am sure goes back much farther). Rereading this novel, and it seems like everything has played out in a 5-8 month time span. And I feel like all Sebastian's doings/ plan have not been revealed. I hope we get to see the whole picture and have the resolutions we hope. But seven years of mistreatment, I just don't see Raelynn fully coming back. If these was 2-3 years, maybe, and I know it changes some characters around, but it would still work. Rooting for them!...
Literally on edge!...