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Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 455

Was it a declaration of war?

Julian was just as uneasy. Ian Hudson was blatantly flaunting his devotion to another man's ex-wife, making sure Julian and the rest of Sebastian's inner circle had front-row seats. It was a calculated display of dominance.

But Julian also knew he couldn't take his frustrations out on Raelynn anymore. In fact, if she ever needed help, he'd probably step in.

"Is Raelynn really that capable, or is Ian just blinded by lust?" Leo muttered, still bitter that Raelynn wouldn't do him a favor with his grandfather.

Julian's relaxed posture vanished. He shot Leo a cold glare. "Raelynn doesn't owe you anything. You need to drop this pathetic vendetta against her."

Leo looked taken aback.

"I told you, she tried to steal Sera's credit for saving Dr. Hayes! She tried to trick my family into owing her a favor. Doesn't that say enough about her character?"

Julian pulled out a cigarette. "She didn't get any corporate favors, and you didn't lose anything. You're just attacking her because you're obsessed with defending Seraphina."

Leo opened his mouth to argue, but the words died in his throat.

Another sleek car pulled up to the entrance.

Sebastian and Seraphina stepped out.

Leo instantly abandoned the argument and rushed over. "Seb, you actually came?"

Ian's provocation was incredibly obvious.

Sebastian's face was a mask of perfect indifference. "I received two invitations. I'm here for the resort's ribbon-cutting ceremony."

Seraphina instantly understood. He was attending for business, not for Raelynn. It was his way of proving that he didn't care who Raelynn aligned herself with, maintaining his absolute emotional detachment.

Leo nodded in understanding, and the group walked into the grand ballroom together.

The room was packed with the city's elite, champagne flutes clinking amid the low hum of networking.

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