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Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 489

Raelynn's words were cut off.

She met his dark eyes, which seemed coated in a layer of frost.

The old man continued ushering them. "Hurry up and get going, before the rain gets heavier and the roads get worse."

Raelynn pressed her lips together.

It would be inappropriate to cause a scene and argue with Sebastian right in front of Mr. Flynn Sr.

She had no choice but to walk over, reaching for the handle of the backseat door.

Sebastian shot her a cool glance. "I am not your chauffeur."

Raelynn looked back at him. "Do I have permission to sit in the passenger seat?"

Sebastian acted as if he didn't understand her insinuation. "Whose permission do you need?"

Raelynn saw no point in debating the matter. Their conversations were always like this—seemingly calm on the surface, but filled with hidden daggers.

Arguing further was meaningless.

Raelynn simply walked over and slid into the passenger seat.

Sebastian had driven himself up today. He got in and started the engine without a word.

Raelynn's eyes immediately caught on the small, light blue sachet dangling from the rearview mirror.

It was a lovely, understated color.

She actually knew a bit about these things. In the past, when Lily was frequently sick, she had gone to temples to pray for protective amulets. Without a doubt, this sachet held an amulet inside.

But she didn't remember Sebastian ever hanging things like this in his car before.

Not to mention.

He wasn't the type to believe in superstitions.

And the color was undeniably chosen by a woman.

Without a doubt.

Seraphina had hung it there.

The other woman's presence had thoroughly infiltrated Sebastian's private space.

Raelynn felt absolutely nothing.

The car was dim.

Which made a certain flash of light particularly eye-catching.

She caught it in her peripheral vision.

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